Browsed by
Category: Labyrinth

Upcoming event : World Labyrinth Day on the Green on Saturday 3 May

Upcoming event : World Labyrinth Day on the Green on Saturday 3 May

REGISTER FOR FREE ON EVENTBRITE World Labyrinth Day is a global event where people walk labyrinths to promote peace and connection. Come for as long or short as you like between between 11 am and 1.30 pm, rain or shine (!) and learn more about the benefits of labyrinth walking. At 11.15 and 12.15, Jorella Andrews will give a short overview of the history of labyrinths and introduce the benefits of labyrinth walking. Jorella is a Veriditas-trained labyrinth facilitator. At…

Read More Read More

A Quiet May Day Celebration

A Quiet May Day Celebration

For May Day this year: a quiet celebration with Maria Strutz, who created our labyrinth in 2013 — 10 years ago! Last December it was renovated, with as little intervention as possible, by our trustee, Bruno Roubicek. After some experimentation, we decided on the simple use of gravel to better define the path. This means that if and as hot or dry weather causes the labyrinth’s grassy areas to disappear, its winding structure will still be visible and walkable. The…

Read More Read More

We’ve had a 7-circuit classical labyrinth on the Green since May 2013. Local artist Maria Strutz designed it for an arts festival that was held on the Green (LEAF 2013). Maria created it using stones and twigs and it wasn’t expected to last beyond the festival. But moss and grass gradually gathered and helped stabilise the fragile structure. And Maria has given it a lot of ongoing care. In more recent years, though, with several spells of hot, dry weather,…

Read More Read More

Take us on a journey

Take us on a journey

We all know Albion Millennium Green is that special place, almost our own (secret) ‘village green’. There are still a few clues about its former life as a tennis club. But what about before, what was it? Asking such questions often takes us on a journey as one set of answers lead us to a new set of questions. What happens when we ask such questions—knowing that we are leading into a ‘journey’ of discovery? This process can be used…

Read More Read More