Walk the Candlelit Labyrinth at Mill Road Winter Fair

Discover a moment of peace at the Mill Road Winter Fair with Jimmy’s Cambridge’s candlelit labyrinth on Petersfield.

Amid the festive bustle of the Mill Road Winter Fair, Jimmy’s Cambridge invites you to step into a candlelit labyrinth—a quiet space for reflection, calm, and connection.

What is a Labyrinth?

A labyrinth is an ancient walking path designed for reflection and mindfulness. Unlike a maze, it has no dead ends or wrong turns, just a single, winding path that leads to the centre and back out again. Walking it encourages slowing down, focusing inward, and finding a sense of calm.

How the Labyrinth Connects to Homelessness

Life on the streets can feel chaotic, isolating, and overwhelming. Many people experiencing homelessness face daily stress, uncertainty, and emotional strain. The labyrinth offers a symbolic and therapeutic space that mirrors the journey of life:

  • Reflection and Mindfulness: Walking the path encourages a moment of mental clarity, helping individuals process experiences and emotions.

  • Stress Relief: The rhythmic, intentional steps along the labyrinth can help reduce anxiety and bring calm.

  • Resilience and Hope: Reaching the centre and walking back out can symbolize progress, perseverance, and the possibility of finding a way forward.

While the labyrinth can’t solve the challenges of homelessness, it represents a moment of dignity, peace, and support—reminding all of us of the strength it takes to navigate life without a permanent home.

Visit Us at Petersfield

During the Fair, the labyrinth will be lit by candles, creating a peaceful space in the heart of the festivities. After your walk, stop by our Jimmy’s stall to:

  • Pick up warm hats

  • Learn about our work supporting people experiencing homelessness

  • Discover how you can get involved or donate

Every step in the labyrinth is a step toward empathy, understanding, and community connection. Join Jimmy’s Cambridge this winter for a moment of calm and reflection, and support people who need it most.