Past Events

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World Labyrinth Day indoor labyrinth walk

Saturday 7th May, 12.30 – 2.30pm Hartington Grove Friends Meeting House, Cambridge

(Free event, but donations welcome to help cover cost of hall hire etc)

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Labyrinth Retreat Weekend

Friday 3rd June – Sunday 5th June, Quiet waters Christian Retreat House, Suffolk

Enjoy the beautiful riverside garden and home-cooked food. Our morning and evening prayer will have a Taize and/or Iona flavour. We will explore the labyrinth as a sacred space and tool for prayer.

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First labyrinth walk

Labyrinth Quiet Day

Ferrar House, Little Gidding, Thursday 30 June, 10.00 – 4.00

Cost £29.50, including lunch

Learn more about this ancient tool for meditation and prayer; help make a corn labyrinth outdoors on the grass; spend some time in quiet reflection and contemplation. Book via the Ferrar House website, http://www.ferrarhouse.co.uk or email Kay at singing.kay@gmail.com

labyrinth people waving June 25th 2015

August 19 – 21 SAFFRON WALDEN MAZE FESTIVAL WEEKEND

Come and enjoy everything labyrinth and maze related at the fabulous, triennial Maze Festival. There will be something for all ages and all tastes! Most of the activities are free! Check out the Maze Festival website, http://www.saffronwaldenmazefestival.co.uk

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Corn Labyrinth and Conker Cairn, Girton Recreation Ground, Thursday 23rd September

On the Autumn Equinox, come and enjoy building and walking a corn labyrinth on the grass, then collect conkers to make our very own conker cairn in the centre of the labyrinth. Come at dusk for a truly magical candlelit walk. Free event.

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Labyrinth Events Autumn and Winter 2015

A feather banner marks the site of the 'mindful labyrinth' for Addenbrooke's Hospital Mental Health Resilience Week

Addenbrookes Hospital Mental Health Resilience Week

Monday 5th October – sand labyrinth on The Oval, between the Frank Lee Centre and the Staff Car Park

Come and help make the labyrinth from 10.30 am.

Lunchtime Walk 12.00 – 2.00

Candlelit labyrinth 5.00 – 7.00pm

Thursday 8th October – cloth labyrinth and finger labyrinths in the Chapel, Addenbrookes’ Concourse

Join us for a quiet, meditative walk.

2.00 – 4.00 pm

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Cambridge Sustainable Food Pumpkin Festival Labyrinth

Saturday 24th October 2015 5 – 7pm

Orchard Park Community Centre CB4 2EZ

Follow the candlelit pathway for a magical journey!

All age event – refreshments provided

Free, but donations welcome

Find out more about the Cambridge Sustainable Food Pumpkin Festival at www.cambridgesustainablefood.org

Candlelit labyrinth at nightfall

MILL ROAD WINTER FAIR

Saturday 5th December, Peters Field, (Mill Road, opposite Parkside Pool) Look for the rainbow banner!

Labyrinth making from 10.30 (volunteers welcome!)

Labyrinth walking from 12.00 noon – Candlelit walk 3.30 – 4.15pm

PAST EVENTS:

Spring and Summer 2015

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WORLD LABYRINTH DAY, Saturday 2nd May

‘WALK AS ONE AT ONE’

Friends Meeting House, Hartington Grove, CB1 7UB 12.30 – 2.30. 

A very special labyrinth walk to help spread a wave of peace and harmony around the world.  Kay brought the canvas ‘pebble’ labyrinth, plus labyrinth books to browse and finger labyrinths to try.

We enjoyed a time of quiet reflection together.

First labyrinth walk

LABYRINTH WEEKEND, 29 – 31 May

Quiet Waters Christian Retreat House, Bungay, Suffolk

A gently-paced weekend with an opportunity to learn more about the ancient form of the labyrinth and its use in sacred settings as a form of prayer. Our morning and evening worship times had a Celtic flavour, with songs from the Taize and Iona communities. To find out more about retreats at Quiet Waters please visit http://quietwaters.org

FERRAR HOUSE LABYRINTH DAY

Thursday 25th June, 10.00 – 4.00

Ferrar House Retreat Centre, Little Gidding, PE28 5RJ

Our second labyrinth retreat day at the lovely rural venue of Ferrar House, famous for its association with TS Eliot. In the morning we will made a corn labyrinth on the lawn. After lunch we made the short walk to a neighbouring chapel and laid out the cloth labyrinth for walking. Kay brought wooden finger labyrinths from Cambridge-based Rowan Humberstone, and there was time for quiet reflection in the house and gardens. For more information about retreats at Ferrar House visit http://www.ferrarhouse.co.uk

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Addenbrookes Mental Health Resilience Week 6 – 10 October 2014

On Monday 6th we made a temporary sand labyrinth on The Oval near the Frank Lee Centre. Monday turned out to be rainy and cold, so we put off lighting the labyrinth to Thursday 9th, when the evening was blustery but clear.

On Thursday 9th, 2 – 4 pm, we held an indoor labyrinth walk in the Chapel (in Addenbrookes Main Concourse). This was another opportunity for people to see and walk the beautiful hand-painted pebble labyrinth. I also took some of my Rowan finger labyrinths for people to enjoy.

Rowan finger labyrinth with TS Eliot text

Rowan finger labyrinth with TS Eliot text

Labyrinth-themed Quiet Day

Ferrar House, Little Gidding

Thurday 26 June 2014

Judy Fox led the day on Kay’s behalf. Ferrar House is a small retreat centre in the peaceful hamlet of Little Gidding, near Huntingdon.

The group made and walked a temporary outdoor labyrinth in the garden, and also made the short walk to Steeple Gidding, where they walked the cloth pebble labyrinth in the beautiful but now disused St Andrew’s church.

You can find more details about Ferrar House on their website, www.ferrarhouse.co.uk

Some comments from the Ferrar House website:

‘We may come here because T S Eliot did, his poem a lodestar to the place, but then our own experience of it takes over, as though a new poem has started to be written’ Frances Ward

‘The place is thin – God’s grace breaks through – you know that people have found something special here through the ages’ Graham Fawcett

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