The farm will once again be a site for “World Labyrinth Day” (WLD)*. This special day focuses on connecting people of all faiths (or none) to the beauty and peace of labyrinth walking near where they live. There are less than 30 labyrinths in NH that can be visited by the public**, and only a handful are holding WLD events*. Petals in the Pines offers two unique woodland labyrinths***, each designed with a separate entrance and exit (so that more than one visitor can walk without having to step aside for others). “Love and Grace” is a Medieval-type stone labyrinth high above Hayward Brook (a 3/4-mile round-trip hike), The “Peace” labyrinth, located amidst shady hemlocks, offers quiet family-friendly focusing.

WLD admission: $7 per person (infants are free) or FREE with a 2026 Season Pass bought on or before May
2. WLD includes both labyrinths, 2+ miles of trails/paths, plus use of the Arbor Day-certified Outdoor
Classroom / play-space / picnic area. Hike at your own risk--watch out for slippery rocks! Sturdy shoes are
recommended. The trails are NOT suitable for strollers; Please leave pets AT HOME. Register and pay on the
Farm Stand Porch when you arrive.

SPECIAL OPTIONAL ACTIVITIES***: Ways to fully embrace the spirit of WLD at Petals in the Pines include:
● Nature Journaling from 9:30-10:30 AM with Certified Instructor Heidi Colburn.
$10/person. Space is limited. Register in advance and save $2/person off the $7 WLD
admission charge https://bit.ly/PetalsNatureJournalWorkshop
● Adults and Kids Yoga sessions with Angelina Moody (donations appreciated). Yoga for
Younger Kids (Ages 4 and up) 11-11:30am (please arrive by 10:45); All Levels Yoga
for Teens & Adults 11:45-12:45pm (please arrive by 11:30)
● Self-guided sketching, painting, and poetry-writing opportunities
● Finger labyrinths for kids
● Mandala-making with natural materials
● Shopping for delicious and unique specialties on the Farm Stand Porch

*: https://www.worldlabyrinthday.org/
**: https://labyrinthlocator.com/
***: https://petalsinthepines.com/world-labyrinth-day