FAQ

What is a labyrinth?

A labyrinth is a designated walking area with a single, winding path that leads to a center. It is an ancient design that has been around for over 4,000 years.  Labyrinths are used as tools for personal, psychological, and spiritual transformation. They evoke metaphor, sacred geometry, spiritual journeys, religious practices, mindfulness, environmental art, and community building. Labyrinths are particularly useful for meditation and prayer.

Where is labyrinth in the Park?

Labyrinth in the Park offers pop-up labyrinth experiences throughout the city of Portland. Check our website often for our current schedule.

When is Labyrinth in the Park going to be in my neighborhood?

There is no rhyme or reason to our schedule. If you’d like us in a park near you, send us an email at pdxlabyrinth@gmail.com. We’re happy to go where there’s interest.

How do I walk a labyrinth?

Please see our Labyrinth Information page for information on how to walk a labyrinth.

Who can attend Labyrinth in the Park?

Labyrinth in the Park is open to everyone.

What should I bring?

Dress appropriately for the weather. We recommend you bring water.