Minnesota Canvas and Portable Labyrinths for Rent

To add a labyrinth to this list or update information email Jill.

Deephaven, Jill Kimberly Hartwell Geoffrion, facilitator, author,

Deep Haven Labyrinths and Retreats, Deephaven 952-404-8268
email: jill.geoffrion@fhlglobal.org ; www.jillgeoffrion.com

38' 11-circuit Chartres, canvas. Designed by Robert Ferré, painted by Veriditas.(1997.) Purple paint.

12x15' 3-circuit, canvas. "Artist Labyrinth." (1999) Designed and painted by Jill Geoffrion. Pink, yellow, green paint.

12' ivy 7-circuit Chartres, canvas."Ivy Labyrinth." (2000) Designed and painted by members of the MN Labyrinth Facilitators Network. All rental proceeds are donated to Women's Opportunity Fund. Stenciled ivy, ivy bouquet corner markers.

9'x12' 5 circuit, chalice, canvas."Symbols of My Devotion Labyrinth." (2002) Designed and painted by Jill Geoffrion. Mulicolored with symbolic corner markers.

9'x12' double spiral, gold lamé fabric on canvas. "Dream Labyrinth." (2002) Designed and created by Jill Geoffrion. Gold lamé on deep blue paint. Moon and star corner markers.

Meander Wand, 2' by 6' cream canvas with purple path. Designed by Alex Champion. To lie on or to display as a wall hanging.

Lakeville, Martha Erickson, facilitator
952-469-2317;
email: myerickson@charter.net

24' 7-circuit Chartres canvas, designed by Stu Bartholomaus (1999), painted by Martha Erickson

9x12' 3-circuit Classical canvas, floral

12 x 12' 5 circuit Heart of Chartres canvas

12 x 12 ' 3 circuit Heart of Chartres canvas

All are on natural colored canvas and painted in decorative colors.

Minneapolis, Hennepin Avenue United Methodist Church
5111 Groveland, Mpls 55403 612-871-5303
http://www.haumc.org

36' 11-circuit Chartres, purple paint on canvas (1996)
Purchased through Veriditas

24' Chartres, purple paint on canvas.
Designed by Stu and Mary Bartholomaus, painted by members of the Sacred Journey Community

Minneapolis, Mayflower Church, 106 E Diamond Lake Rd
(35W & Diamond Lake Rd), Mpls, MN 55419-1988
612-824-0761, Open last weekend of each month

11-circuit Chartres painted white on blue canvas
(1999; dedicated on New Year’s Eve)
Designed by Mayflower Labyirnth Planning Committee, Painted by members of the church.
“We are very proud of the paint splatters and imperfections. They reflect the intergenerational work in the painting of the labyrinth one Saturday.”

Rochester, Jean Daniels, facilitator
email: jdaniels@millcomm.com
507-280-8500

11 circuit Chartres, canvas, 38', off-white canvas, purple paint
Designed by Robert Ferré, painted by Labrinth Enterprises

7 circuit “classical”, 18'x20', off-white canvas, purple paint
Designed and painted by Jean Daniels

Roseville, Barbara Kellett, facilitator
Starcell Spiritual Resources barbarakellett@gmail.com or 651-636-8419

Fabrics/scarves and instruments from around the world to outift 100 people. Create a beautiful atmosphere for your labyrinth's room with color and texture. Shakers, bells, and drums add another dimension to your experience.

Over 75 books and other labyrinth resources.

36' classic Chartres style, eleven-circuit, cream canvas with purple path. Spectacular, dramatic labyrinth good for large groups. Created at Grace Cathedral in San Francisco.

28' classic Chartres style, eleven-circuit, cream canvas with purple path. Lovely labyrinth good for up to 30 people. Created at Grace Cathedral in San Francisco.

18' five-circuit, cream canvas with blue and brown colors. The Beach labyrinth has a beautiful atmosphere of water and sand. Designed and created by Marilyn Larson.

6' three-circuit, cream canvas with red path. A delightful labyrinth for children.

Meander Wand, 2' by 6' cream canvas with purple path. Designed by Alex Champion. To lie on or to display as a wall hanging.

Saint Paul, Nancy Peterson Anderson, facilitator,

651-699-9533; email: njpanderson@yahoo.com

38 ft 11-circuit Chartres, canvas (2000); verdant green on canvas in the style of the Veriditas labyrinth (larger labyrs, color around the center petals), designed by Robert Ferré in consulation with Nancy.

24' Petite Chartres (7 circuit modified) (2002)
bright blue on canvas, designed by Robert Ferré in consulation with Nancy.

Saint Paul, St. Paul Area Synod-ELCA Youth
Contact: Chris Berthelson 651-439-7400
Cberthelson@trinitylc.org

18' 7-circuit concentric, canvas (2001)
Created with words of scripture and worship written to form the lines between the paths. Colorful, unique, spiritual, Christian-oriented.
Designed by Lisa Gidlow Moriarty, co-created by high school youth of the St. Paul Area Synodical Youth Organzation

Saint Paul, Wisdom Ways Center for Spirituality
In Carondelet Center – on the grounds of the Sisters of St. Joseph
1890 Randolph Avenue, St. Paul, MN 55105
Phone: 651-696-2788
Web site: http://www.wisdomwayscenter.org
Email: wisdomways@csjstpaul.org

28' 11-circuit green and cream colored Chartres pattern canvas, designed and painted by Robert Ferré

15' Tree of Wisdom labyrinth, five circuit spiral-based pattern evoking the imagery and energy of the oak tree. Designed and painted by Marilyn Larson, commissioned by Wisdom Ways. Cream colored canvas, stenciled dark green leaves, brown acorns and trunk, radiant white path.

Stillwater, Lisa Gidlow Moriarty, facilitator/labyrinth maker
612-747-7446;
email: labyrinthlady@gmail.com

9' x 12' 3-circuit classical, canvas. (2002) Hand-stenciled blue morning glory vines climb over crisp white canvas to form this beautiful labyrinth pattern. Delicate and petite. Suitable for one or two persons.

12' x 14' 7-circuit Classical, canvas. (2003) Painted in rainbow/chakra colors with enlarged center. Suitable for individual or small group use (maximum of 3 walkers at a time).

14' Baltic wheel/Dancing Woman denim. (2000) This unique design depicts a figure with outstretched arms and flowing hair that may suggest embracing, celebration, dancing, transformation. With two entrances, one being a direct path into the center, this design functions well for processions and rituals. Small size works best for up to two walkers at a time or small groups in procession.

15', 7-circuit concentric circle, canvas. (2002) Lines of this Circle of Peace design are painted in a stained glass style of predominately blue hues and lead to a 6-petaled center. Optional canvas overlays at the turns depict stained glass-like images of Christian symbols. The 14 turns can be used with Stations of the Cross meditations. Comfortable for individual or small group use.

24', 7-circuit concentric circle, canvas. (2003) A Circle of Peace design with optional overlay of 6-petaled center. Accomodates a group of about 20 at a time. The Circle of Peace is a copyrighted design.

All designed and created by Lisa Moriarty.

Stillwater, Trinity Lutheran Church
contact Lisa Moriarty 651-439-8082
email: labyrinthlady@gmail.com
http://www.trinitylc.org

40' 11-circuit Chartres grapevine pattern on cloth (2000)
Lightweight surgical draping material, one piece, painted with grapevine pattern in “Chartres” design.
Designed and created by Lisa Gidlow Moriarty.

12’ by 13’ Stonetree Spiral, five-circuit. Paint on canvas. This original design invites the walker into the embrace of the World Tree. A spark of Spirit shines in the crown. Good for an individual or a small group.
Designed and created by Marilyn Larson.

9’ Classic style, seven-circuit, paint on canvas. This piece will fit into most living rooms, small church or conference room. Good for an individual, small group, or to be used in conjunction with the larger labyrinths.
Designed and created by Marilyn Larson.

9’ Concentric seven-circuit, paint on canvas. This piece will fit into most living rooms, small church or conference rooms. Good for an individual, small group, or to be used in conjunction with the larger labyrinths.
Designed and created by Marilyn Larson.

7’ Heart of Chartres style, three-circuit, pink paint on canvas. Suitable for wall or floor use. It can be walked with room to stand in each of the petals of the central rosette or one can sit within the center or lay down and still be contained within the circle.
Designed and created by Marilyn Larson.