Walk the Path of the Labyrinth
The Innerwork Center’s labyrinth located on the Northside (across from 3318 Loxley Rd.) is open to all who are seeking a contemplative place to walk, breathe, and reconnect.
For centuries, labyrinths have been used across cultures as a sacred tool for reflection and renewal. Unlike a maze, there is no confusion or wrong turn—only a single, winding path that leads you inward, and then gently guides you back out again. Walking the labyrinth is often seen as a symbol of the spiritual journey, helping us to quiet the noise of daily life, listen inwardly, and return with greater clarity and peace.
Walk in Person
Our outdoor labyrinth is free and open to the community. Come anytime—whether you’re seeking a moment of stillness, a mindful pause in your day, or a deeper spiritual practice. We hold facilitated labyrinth walks every solstice and equinox, marking these turning points of the year with mindful community practice. Additional labyrinth events are also scheduled throughout the year. Check our in-person programs for dates and times.
Explore Online
Want to learn more about labyrinths and how to walk them with intention? We invite you to take our free, self-paced online course, available through our Mighty Networks community: Explore the Online Labyrinth Course
The Innerwork Center’s Portable Labyrinth
Bring the contemplative experience of the labyrinth to your organization, event, or community gathering.
Our portable canvas labyrinth offers a powerful, meditative space for reflection, intention-setting, and connection—wherever you are.
Walking the labyrinth is a centuries-old spiritual practice found across cultures. It invites participants to slow down, turn inward, and follow a single winding path that leads to the center and back out again. Whether used for a retreat, conference, wellness program, or special ceremony, the labyrinth provides a gentle structure for mindfulness, healing, and community reflection.
We can bring the labyrinth to you and facilitate the experience, or you may rent it for self-guided use.
Ideal for:
Retreats and wellness programs
Churches and spiritual communities
Schools and universities
Team-building or corporate mindfulness days
Memorials, celebrations, and rites of passage
