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What an incredible night it was on December 23rd at the breathtaking Trinity Turtle Healing Labyrinth Park in Alamogordo, New Mexico! The kickoff to this heartwarming holiday celebration was nothing short of magical—a glowing, turtle-shaped oasis of peace, reflection, and community joy that left everyone inspired and uplifted. This unique park, created by CAPPED Inc., is already a gem with its completed turtle head labyrinth open 24/7, and ongoing construction toward becoming one of the largest permanent labyrinths in the United States!

The evening sparkled with powerful moments of unity and healing...

The evening began and throughout the evening the public for free was entertained with the live music melodies of J Cameron Stewart.

Warm recognition from Alamogordo Mayor-Elect Sharon McDonald, praising the park’s vital role in bringing positivity and wellness to our community!
An official proclamation from Otero County Commissioner Amy Barela, celebrating the project’s triumph in fostering healing and togetherness across the region

Veterans were honored beautifully with guest speaker Retired Senior Master Sergeant Roland Cooper, who shared moving insights on resilience, service, and the profound therapeutic power of sacred spaces like this for veterans and their families.
Attendees were touched by an unforgettable personal story from another speaker about how labyrinth walking sparked life-changing healing—culminating in a beautiful marriage and renewed sense of purpose!
And Jeff Swanson captivated everyone with his visionary talk on the labyrinth’s cosmic connections, spiritual alignment, and transformative healing energies.
This kickoff was just the beginning of an amazing multi-night holiday extravaganza, with special festivities continuing through December 28th—including enchanting candlelight walks, cookies, hot cocoa, and serene labyrinth strolls under the stars! It’s the perfect way to unwind, reconnect, and embrace the holiday spirit amid the stunning New Mexico desert backdrop

This is a MUST-SEE holiday destination this season! Bring your family, friends, or come solo for some soul-nourishing peace. The park is open 24/7, and these special events are a resounding success in uniting our community in celebration, healing, and pure joy. Don’t wait—head to Trinity Turtle Healing Labyrinth Park and experience the magic for yourself!

Overcast, with a high of 79 and low of 61 degrees. Overcast in the morning,
an impressive guide, that shows the balance needed to be fair to all.
He did the same thing when he ran against Rachel. He's a pathological liar who just keeps proving it over and over.
he senses trouble....and i smell blood - time to send him to private sector employment - maybe his oil & gas friends can find something for him to do.
Lets ask the editor.
sir, are you not involved in the campaign?
there is our future, kudos to both the students and the organizers.
Sounds overblown by the reporting of this party. On base we have something like this, but it's training leaders. Pic is a few kids with some volunteers who act to shape their opinions. If the schools were good enough the kids would learns this in a classroom.
Glad to hear that the base has a youth group. Now kids in Alamo, with no way to join that group, can also have a group where they can openly discuss their concerns, experiences, and work together to present solutions.
and, no, a PhD didn’t come up with this program. A very smart, educated woman suggested it.
the problems facing the republican party of new mexico pale in comparison with those of their national party - as the old saying - Meaning: Problems in an organization or society start at the top, with its leaders.
The fish rots from the head down
True. A prime example of this was the DNC failures in the 2020 election.
I have voted Republican in the past, but not this time. Our church group knows a few people who have tried to run or get involved and the old school fools won't let anyone they don't know get in at all. You can't solve any problem with the same people who created it. That's why we have terrible doctors here.