Walking labyrinth designs are steeped in ancient lore, with historical stories more fulsome than the space available here can adequately relate. They have been used as a vehicle for meditation and are thought to increase right brain activity. What could be more perfect for an arts center?
The concept of a walking labyrinth at Munroe was conceived by our executive director as a way to slow down and still the mind to enhance the creative process (or in some cases, to just get some energy out before settling into a class!). This idea was born into reality when Ella Mattingly took on the challenge of designing and building a labyrinth as part of her Eagle Scout project in late November 2020.
The labyrinth can be found in the field behind Munroe, in the back corner for all to enjoy.
The concept of a walking labyrinth at Munroe was conceived by our executive director as a way to slow down and still the mind to enhance the creative process (or in some cases, to just get some energy out before settling into a class!). This idea was born into reality when Ella Mattingly took on the challenge of designing and building a labyrinth as part of her Eagle Scout project in late November 2020.
The labyrinth can be found in the field behind Munroe, in the back corner for all to enjoy.
A huge thank you to Martingnetti Enterprises for providing the stone and pavers to create this work of art.