We Hold Public Labyrinth Walks Throughout the Year

Join us for our Labyrinth Walk of Giving Thanks! 

on Sunday, November 16th at 2:00 pm. Please bring non-perishable food to place on the path as you walk. Our goal is to line the entire path with food which will then be shared with the larger community through the local Food Bank.

This is the 10th year that Center for the Spiritual Journey has sponsored this opportunity for the community to come together in solidarity with all who are hungry in body and soul.

The Labyrinth is located off Shattuck Place beyond the Gristmill in Chase Park, Chatham. The walk will be cancelled in the event of rain. There is ample parking, and all are welcome! There is a handicap-accessible walkway from the parking lot.

 

For further dates and information, go to CSJCapeCod.org 

  • World Labyrinth Day is May 3 @ 1PM wherever you are on the planet, we walk as ONE at ONE for Peace

  • Spring Equinox

  • Summer Solstice

  • Monday evening walks in Summer 2025  
    The Public is invited to join us on the following Monday evenings from 5-6 for guided walks 
    July 7th
    July 14th
    July 21st
    July 28th
    August 4th
    August 11th
    August 18th
    August 25th

  • Fall Equinox

  • Thanksgiving

  • Winter Solstice

All walks take place at the Chatham Labyrinth in Chase Park, at the end of Shattuck Lane behind the Gristmill. For further information, contact [email protected]

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Walking the labyrinth can be a personal practice that quiets and clears the mind, opens the heart and grounds the body.  It can be a guide for centering, healing, spiritual growth, a tool for building community, an agent for global peace.  It may also just be a nice, quiet walk in the park.

The design chosen for the Chatham Labyrinth is a replica of the 11-circuit medieval labyrinth found in the floor of Chartres Cathedral in France.  Everything is in proportion to everything else which helps create harmony and fluid energy.

The Center for the Spiritual Journey is grateful to be the “caretakers” of the Chatham Labyrinth and for the support of our labyrinth community.

We are also grateful for whatever wisdom the labyrinth holds for those who find their way there.

You can also visit our website at www.csjcapecod.org

We look forward to meeting you on your journey!