First Thursdays: Labyrinth Walk

Join us on this First Thursday (4:00 Eastern) for a CS finger labyrinth walk guided by labyrinth facilitator Mary Ann Wamhoff.

Come and discover why these cross-quarter days are important. CSC Labyrinth walks 2026, labeled from Northern hemisphere perspective, all at 4:30 Eastern

  • Beltane/Mid-Spring, Friday, May 1 (full moon)

  • Solstice/Summer, Sunday, June 21

  • Lammas/Mid-Summer (on First Sunday, August 2), celebrate Saturday, August 1

  • Equinox/Fall, Tuesday, September 22

  • Samhain/Mid-Fall (on Saturday, October 31, during the in-person Gathering; First Sunday, November 1) Celebrate online on Friday, October 30.

  • Solstice/Winter, Monday, December 21, Matt Fox’s 86th birthday

This Beltane/Mid-Spring:

Enter the “bright” half of our year in the northern hemisphere with a labyrinth walk. Just bring a labyrinth (It can be paper!) and join in a 4-paths walk welcoming Beltane. CSC offers these walks on each of the Celtic movable feasts. This moving meditation can be a powerful practice, especially when done with a like-hearted circle.

For specific dates and time see our calendar here.

About the Labyrinth Walk:

Over the 6o minutes: we always begin by specifying that our practice is sacred. Then there’s a brief informative presentation. We meditatively walk with our fingers, a pencil, or a stylus to music. We conclude with optional sharing. Walking with the Celtic wheel gives us opportunities to consciously cross the threshold into a new season—in this case to the second half of spring. We can align ourselves with ancestors who did this and notice what Creation reveals during this time. If you’ve never tried a hand-held labyrinth walk, this is the perfect occasion to do so. Mother Earth is craving our attention now more than ever!

About the Host:

Mary Ann Wamhoff has been walking labyrinths since 1995 and really loves introducing folks to the possibilities of the labyrinth practice. She enjoys embodied and contemplative prayer. The labyrinth is a powerful vehicle for that. Mary Ann believes each of us is a mystic, an artist, and a prophet. She has found that Labyrinth Activism can be part of every walk.

If you don’t have a finger labyrinth, print one out from these sites:

  1. www.worldlabyrinthday.org/resources/finger-labyrinths

  2. https://labyrinthsociety.org/activities/printables/

Charlie Dorsett

My name is Charlie, but if your looking for my work, I go by C. E. Dorsett.  I write scifi, fantasy, and a touch of horror.  I like to play with gothic, steampunk, decopunk, epic fantasy, and wuxia.  I love to tell stories and talk about books, movies, series, and music.  

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