The Labyrinth Collective

21/02/2026

We are honoured to be co-hosting this gentle event for bereaved families.
If you have lost a baby or are a loved one or friend supporting someone who has, please consider coming along.
Labyrinth walking is a quiet way to walk with your grief without needing to explain all the feelings.
We will build the path with beautiful, donated scarves and hold the space for you as you walk.
Following the walk there will be time for reflection and refreshments.
We are so grateful to Peter Martin MLA for his compassionate leadership in supporting this event and opening the doors of Parliament Buildings for us.
We are deeply thankful for the Bereavement Midwives and their colleagues in the South Eastern Health & Social Care Trust for their tenderness in caring for bereaved families.
And sincere gratitude to the wonderful Forget Me Not families and committee who are the most amazing advocates and champions.
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Forget Me Not Mothers Day Labrinyth and Afternoon Tea to honour and raise awareness of families affected by child and / or baby loss

17/02/2026

🌀Dear friends.. we at Labyrinth Collective are SUPER honoured and excited to be hosting a special labyrinth event on Saturday 14th March in the gorgeous Great Hall of Stormont Parliament Buildings with the Forget Me Not Group for bereaved parents.
🌀In order to offer a gentle and tender experience around this incredibly sensitive subject, we have decided to create the labyrinth with scarves.. And this is where you come in!
🌀We would love to use scarves that are donated by our kind and caring friends .. creating a soft path where participants can feel held, not just by this beautiful, ancient symbol, but also by the love and generosity of our community. 💞
🌀*APPEAL* If you have a scarf or two lying in your bottom drawer that hasn't seen the light of day in a few years (or decades!), and you would be willing to donate them to this worthy cause, please reach out to us through FB or contact Vic or Julia to arrange drop off/collection. We will need around 50 or 60 scarves in total.
Many many thanks in advance!🙏🙏🙏

15/02/2026

We’ve been doing some labyrinth spotting on TV!
Can you guess the TV shows?
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12/02/2026

We are delighted to be co-hosting this event.
Please share with your friends and family.

Forget Me Not Mothers Day Labrinyth and Afternoon Tea to honour and raise awareness of families affected by child and / or baby loss

02/02/2026

When Mary Victoria says “Road Trip!”
Can you guess where The Labyrinth Collective went today?

19/01/2026

Walk the Labyrinth with me.
If everything feels too much today one step is enough.

Check out The Labyrinth Collective’s video.

19/01/2026

It was a privilege to contribute to public conversations on the Bangor regeneration proposals. So thankful for this great City!
We’re passionate about bringing labyrinth walking to Northern Ireland and exploring how thoughtful, people-centred spaces can support wellbeing and connection.
Thank you Ards and North Down Borough Council and Cllr Gillian McCollum

08/01/2026

Proud to have supported the next generation at the Student Interview Communication Preparation Day with Bangor Academy and Interview Skills Coach, part of the Thrive Now Group.

It was a privilege to help students build real-world interview skills and confidence—investing in tomorrow’s talent, today.

06/11/2025

Happy OT week! This is the location for our next labyrinth and we are so excited!
Hats off to Julia Graham for all the measuring and designing!
Cannot wait to see it transformed! 💫
Can anyone guess the location?

03/09/2025

🌀Do you ever have one of those days when things maybe don’t quite go as expected and yet you find yourself in the place that feels “just right”?
Yesterday was one of those days for me. I had some space open up in my schedule, so I decided to draw a labyrinth in the sand. Just as I was finishing up, I was pulled away by the cuteness overload of two little friendly Cavalier King Charles Spaniels 🐶. The conversation with the owners led to an explanation of the labyrinth and an invitation to walk around it. It felt like such an honour to engage in a sweet conversation as two of us meandered around the sacred path. And my heart was warmed by the gratitude and comment from the lady that she was “meant to be there” for that experience.
I then sent a message to a friend who lives close by to let him know the labyrinth was there, and the timing worked out perfectly for him to also avail of the circles in the sand before they were washed away by the incoming tide. He, too, offered gratitude for the opportunity to take some time out and turn in towards his own heart.
🌀May you find peace on your path today, even if leads you in an unplanned direction. May you be open to whatever unfolds, and make space for compassion and curiosity towards the tender spots inside. 🙏❤️

17/08/2025

🌀Another blue sky day, another wee beach labyrinth. Right after I’d finished this one, two children took up the invitation to walk. I watched with amusement and interest as one of them walked slowly, seemingly focused on each step, consfused at one point then continued with the guidance that there is only one path to the middle, while the other raced past her and ran all the way to the centre, then delighted in his victory of getting there first!
🌀It seems like some of us see life as a competition, we face the challenges head on, and find joy in our perceived wins. Others maybe are more focused on reaching the goal and find a sense of accomplishment in that achievement, especially if there have been hurdles along the way. Others still are more focused on the journey itself and find a pleasure in walking the path of life, even when there are twists and turns in the road.
🌀Maybe there is no one “right” way to live this great adventure we call life. Maybe all ways are welcome.
🌀May you find what we you need today as you walk your own path, in your own way 🙏💜

31/07/2025

Meandering around the spiral pathways of Kerdroya accompanied by a gorgeous Cornish song by Red River Singers .. what an experience!! 🙏🌀