Wellspring Labyrinth Events

Community Labyrinth Walk: Winter Solstice

Monday, December 22nd - Drop-in between 1pm-3pm 

As the year draws to its quiet close, you’re invited to gather in community for a Winter Solstice Labyrinth Walk.

Together, we’ll honor the quiet power of the longest night—the place of rest, renewal, and unseen beginnings.

Walking the labyrinth, we enter the stillness of winter and allow the darkness to hold us.

Each step becomes a gentle act of trust, a reminder that the dark is not something to fear or escape.

After your walk, you’re invited to create a Dark Mandala—a circular artwork made on black or indigo paper with metallic or white inks. The practice invites reflection on what is gestating within you during this season of rest: the seeds waiting in the dark, the quiet dreams, the parts of you that need to rest. 

The labyrinth welcomes us in all seasons and all weather—rain or shine, we’ll walk together in the winter air.

All are welcome for this free event. Come as you are, move at your own pace, and let the stillness of this turning point in the year renew your spirit. 

Facilitated by Genelle Smith, LCSW and Missy Kinder

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Community Labyrinth Walk: New Year

January 7th - Drop-in between 1pm-3pm 
Begin the new year in reflection and renewal at our January Labyrinth Walk & Cultivation Stone gathering.
This self-paced experience invites you to walk the labyrinth, listen for what you wish to cultivate in the year ahead, and create a small symbolic stone to carry as a reminder of what you’re tending in your life for 2026!

Facilitated by Genelle Smith, LCSW and Missy Kinder

Location: Wellspring Women’s Center - Back Patio
3414 4th Ave, Sacramento, CA 95817

All Labyrinth events listed here are Free & open to all. All ages welcome.
Come as you are. Celebrate the path we’re on—together, in beauty, in motion.​​​

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Thanks to the generous support of Invitation Homes, our outdoor patio has been transformed with a seven-circuit labyrinth, new plants, and a welcoming atmosphere that invites movement, meditation, and creative connection.

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