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Aerial view of the Adirondack Labyrinth

Aug 22–23, 2026 · Adirondack Labyrinth
Bakers Mills, NY
JUST OUTSIDE OF NORTH CREEK | 40 MINUTES FROM LAKE GEORGE

Starlight Stone 

A Weekend Celebration! Choose your chapter: a sacred Saturday night with candlelight and the starry sky; a slow Sunday morning with meditative labyrinth walk and community breakfast, or a relaxed Sunday afternoon of live music, solar viewing, picnic time, play, and cake. 

Come for 1, 2, or all 3.

Tickets from $15 Sunday Celebration — free for Johnsburg residents

Event supported in part by the Town of Johnsburg Occupancy Tax Committee

The weekend begins with the place itself.

Before the candlelight, the stars, the music, or the morning mist, there is the land: 100 quiet acres in Bakers Mills, home to Asa Adirondack and the Adirondack Labyrinth.

A Hidden Gem in the Southern Adirondacks

What is Asa Adirondack 
and why is there a labyrinth there?

70 ft 
While 70 ft across, the actual path is 1/3 of a mile long!
11
Circuit path inspired by Chartres Cathedral in France
7th
Legacy Labyrinth in the world
4,100+
Volunteer hours to build & maintain
Tucked into the edge of Bakers Mills on Route 8, just outside North Creek, Asa Adirondack is a 100-acre mountain sanctuary for your soul — created for peace, beauty, reflection, gentle adventure, and meaningful time in nature. With each other, and with ourselves. 

At the heart of Asa sits the Adirondack Labyrinth, a 70-foot stone and earth walking path and the 7th Legacy Labyrinth in the world.

A labyrinth is not a maze.

There are no tricks, dead ends, or wrong turns. You simply follow one winding path inward, rest a bit, then come back out — a beautiful way to slow down, quiet the mind, and return to yourself.

For guests looking for something more meaningful than another ordinary Adirondack outing, Asa offers a rare invitation: walk, breathe, listen, gather, and experience the land in a way that feels both peaceful and alive.

No experience needed — Saturday and Sunday morning are fully guided, and Sunday afternoon will have continuous introductions.

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Not sure where to begin?

Choose the chapter that matches your mood.

Come for candlelight and stars, morning quiet, or an afternoon of music and summer joy. Each chapter stands on its own — and together, they create the full Starlight & Stone weekend arc.

Scroll down to choose Starlight, Sunrise, Celebration, or the full weekend.

DESIGN YOUR EXPERIENCE

One weekend. Three ways to
experience the Adirondack Labyrinth.

Starlight & Stone was designed so you can choose the part of the weekend that calls to you — or experience the full arc from sacred Saturday night to slow Sunday morning to joyful Sunday afternoon.

Come for one chapter, two chapters, or all three. No hurry. No wrong turns. Just choose the pathway that feels right.

Saturday Night
7:15pm-10:30pm

Starlight

sacred + ethereal

A one-of-a-kind evening of candlelight, crystal bowls with Christine Powers, firelight, and stars. Walk the labyrinth as twilight fades into darkness, then settle by the campfire before exploring the Adirondack night sky with astronomer Ed Guenther.

  • Candlelight labyrinth walk
  • Campfire + adult s’mores
  • Telescope stargazing

Sunday Morning
7:30am-10am

Sunrise

slow + contemplative

A gentle morning of mist, meditation, walking, and breakfast by the pond. Begin with a guided labyrinth walk with Christine Powers as the land wakes up, then linger over coffee, tea, pastries, and conversation on the Stillman House patio.

  • Guided meditation
  • Contemplative labyrinth walk
  • Breakfast + lingering

Free with "Stay Local" Package

Sunday Afternoon
OPEN HOUSE 12-5PM

Celebration

joyful + relaxed

A relaxed afternoon of summer fun at the labyrinth. Bring a picnic, gather your people, and enjoy open labyrinth walking, safe solar viewing, lawn games, gentle "Meditation in Motion" Tai Chi with Jerry Petell , live music with Bone Bayse & Pete Burns, one half of the popular local band, Bone Doctor.

  • Gentle Beginners Tai Chi at 1PM
  • Country covers live music 2–4PM
  • Cake for all at 4PM!

Free for Johnsburg residents

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Entire Weekend

Starlight + Sunrise + Celebration — the full three-chapter arc from dusk Saturday to Sunday afternoon.

$90
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Staying over Saturday night in Johnsburg?

If you are, purchase Starlight for $45 and receive Sunday Sunrise at no additional charge. Lodging is booked and paid for separately.

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Extend the Weekend

Turn Starlight into
an Adirondack Getaway.

Stay overnight anywhere in the Town of Johnsburg, purchase Starlight for $45, and receive Sunday Sunrise at no additional charge. For an especially memorable stay, we recommend our lodging partners, Garnet Hill Lodge and Goose Pond Inn—both exceptional stays and complements to Asa Adirondack and the Starlight & Stone Weekend Celebration.

Please note: Lodging is not included in the $45. It is booked directly with the provider, and rates and availability vary.

Garnet Hill Lodge

North River, NY · Garnet-Hill.com · 24 minutes from Asa Adirondack

A classic, award-winning Adirondack lodge set above 13th Lake, Garnet Hill Lodge offers lodging, onsite dining, and direct access to hiking, paddling, and miles of summer trails. Recognized by Tripadvisor with a Travelers’ Choice Award, Garnet Hill is a beautiful place to turn Starlight & Stone into a full Adirondack weekend.

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Goose Pond Inn

North Creek, NY · Goosepondinn.com · 13 minutes from Asa Adirondack

Highly rated Goose Pond Inn is a cozy bed-and-breakfast in the heart of North Creek, within walking distance of shops and restaurants and close to summer adventures in the Gore Mountain region. Recently voted Best Bed and Breakfast in the region by readers of the Post-Star, it offers a welcoming home base for a Starlight & Stone weekend.

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How to redeem

  1. 1

    Book your stay directly with a recommended partner above (or any lodging in Johnsburg).

  2. 2

    Text a photo of your reservation to us at 518-812-1299.

  3. 3

    Reserve the "Starlight & Stay Local Package" on the booking page. Your Sunrise will be free. It's that easy!

Starry night sky over the Adirondack forest

Chapter One
Saturday Evening

Starlight

SAT Aug 22 · 7:15–10:15PM 

  • 7:15PM Arrival & gathering as the light begins to fade
  • 7:30PM A warm welcome to the labyrinth grounds
  • ~ 8:00PM The guided labyrinth experience begins
  • Crystal bowls & voice with Christine Powers to accompany you
  • Candlelight along the winding stone and earth labyrinth path
  • Fire & s'mores as full dark arrives
  • Telescope viewing of one of the darkest night skies in the Northeast US with astronomer Ed Guenther until 10:15PM

The walk finishes by candlelight after dark. Guests who prefer more light are warmly welcome to walk just half the labyrinth.

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Chapter Two
Sunday Morning

Sunrise

Sun Aug 23 · 7:30–10 AM

Begin with a guided meditation led by Christine Powers, Certified Veriditas Labyrinth Facilitator, including a contemplative walk along the labyrinth as morning light rises over the ponds, creek, forest, and path.

Afterward, a light community breakfast awaits everyone on the patio of Stillman House — coffee, tea, pastries, and simple morning offerings.

The Stay Local offer applies to Sunrise — see below.

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Misty sunrise over the forest
Summer picnic celebration on the lawn

Chapter Three
Sunday Afternoon

Celebration

Sun Aug 23 · 12–5 PM OPEN HOUSE

Bring a picnic and settle in for open labyrinth walking, safe solar viewing with Ed Guenther, and lawn games — welcoming to families, friends, visitors, and the local community.

  • 1 PMMeditation in Motion (Tai Chi-style) with Jerry Petell
  • 2–4 PMLive music by Bone Bayse & Pete Burns
  • 4 PMBirthday cake for all!

$15Free for Johnsburg residents

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The People You'll Meet

Meet the Guides,
Artists & Presenters

A small circle of practitioners, artists, and stargazers who make the Adirondack Labyrinth weekend what it is.

Christine Powers

Christine Powers

Starlight & Sunrise Guide

Founder of Asa Adirondack. Award-winning soprano, crystal-bowl and sound healing practitioner, Reiki Master-Teacher, Magdalena Healing Initiate, and Veriditas Certified Labyrinth Facilitator who guides both the Saturday evening and Sunday morning walks.

Ed Guenther

Ed Guenther

Astronomer

Leads Saturday-night telescope viewing of the Adirondack sky and safe solar viewing on Sunday afternoon. Ed travels all over the Northeast giving lectures and talks, and will be on hand to guide us into the heavens and to tell us what we are actually seeing!

Jerry Petell

Jerry Petell

Meditation in Motion

Guides a gentle Tai Chi-style practice on Sunday afternoon — welcoming to all and easily done standing or in a chair. Jerry has been practicing Tai Chi for over 20 years and is a very popular teacher for his joy, easy instruction, and supportive stance. 

Bone Bayse & Pete Burns

Bone Bayse & Pete Burns

Live Music · One half of BONEDOCTOR

Classic country covers with guitar and harmonica, dobro and lap steel, and a sharp streak of wit. They'll be playing willy folks try to find their way out of the labyrinth. Bone and Pete are 1/2 of the regional band, BONEDOCTOR. 

Good to Know

Information & FAQ

Yes — come for one, two, or all three chapters. The Entire Weekend ticket ($90) includes Starlight, Sunrise, and Celebration together.

Book a stay with a participating lodging partner, purchase Starlight for $45, and receive Sunday Sunrise free. Lodging is not included in the $45 — it's booked directly with the provider, and rates and availability vary.

The event runs rain or shine. We have 15 umbrellas available first-come, first-served. We'll pause for thunder. Cloudy-sky viewing is never guaranteed.

Tickets are nonrefundable. Transfers are available through the office — email or call us.

Comfortable clothing and shoes for flat gravel terrain, layers for the evening, and a picnic for the Sunday Celebration. Seating is open. Snacks and beverages are available for purchase, and there's a camp store on site.

The grounds are wheelchair accessible, though the labyrinth path itself is not. Terrain is flat gravel. Parking is along the road, with accessible parking by request. A portable restroom is on site.

Saturday finishes by candlelight after dark. Guests concerned about darkness are welcome to walk just half the labyrinth.

Onsite payment options include Cash, Cash App, Zelle, Venmo, and PayPal.

Best suited to mature children roughly 10–12 and up. No pets, except service animals.

Photos are encouraged — tag #AsaAdirondack #AdirondackLabyrinth #StarlightAndStone. No labyrinth experience is needed. The full address is shared after booking.

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