The Labyrinth Resource Group will celebrate its 20th anniversary with a lecture by Rev. Dr. Lauren Artress, followed by a labyrinth walk on Sunday, May 27, beginning at 2 pm.

This special day on Museum Hill  in Santa Fe will begin with a lecture titled “The Labyrinth: Its History, Mystery, and Meaning” by Dr. Artress in the auditorium of the Museum of Indian Arts and Culture. She will lead a walk following the lecture on the outdoor labyrinth in the plaza on Museum Hill.

Dr. Artress’ lecture will guide visitors in a journey to discover what labyrinths are, tracing their origins and identifying their many forms. She will also explore ways in which they promote peace and mindfulness.

Tickets for the lecture and walk: A $20 donation (or whatever you can contribute) is suggested. Tickets online with PayPal or by check.

Reverend Dr. Artress is the driving force behind the labyrinth revival movement of recent decades, and she travels around the world offering workshops and lectures. She has published three books on the subject, including “Walking a Sacred Path: Rediscovering the Labyrinth as a Spiritual Practice.” She’s also a canon at Grace Cathedral in San Francisco and founder of Veriditas, a non-profit organization dedicated to introducing people to the healing, meditative powers of the labyrinth.

Dr. Artress will also be giving a Labyrinth Facilitator training at Ghost Ranch in Abiquiu, NM  on June 2. More information.

For more information about Dr. Artress, visit www.laurenartress.com or Facebook.