The Anglican Cathedral of St. John the Baptist is inviting people to drop by tomorrow as they celebrate World Labyrinth Day.

A labyrinth is a space for people to walk and follow a pathway to get to the center.

The event is held every year on the first Saturday in May, and invites people to walk in labyrinths as a form of meditation.

The day involves inviting people to “walk as one” at 1p.m. local time, creating a “rolling wave of peaceful energy” that continues across different time zones throughout the day.

Laura Cowan, rector’s warden at the church, says there are many benefits to walking a labyrinth.

She says it is a place for people to go and think about what they need at a particular point in time – including spiritual thoughts, contemplation, health, and creativity.

The event is taking place from 1 to 3 p.m., with doors opening at 12:30.