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Trinity Turtle Healing Labyrinth Park, located at 7440 US Highway 54 in Alamogordo, is hosting its inaugural “Grand’s Day” celebration this Saturday, August 15th, 2026—a community event designed to bring families together for connection, laughter, and meaningful memories.
The all-day event, presented by CAPPED, Inc., runs from noon through the evening and offers something for visitors of all ages. The centerpiece of the gathering is the Trinity Turtle Labyrinth itself—a unique healing space that invites guests to walk the winding paths of three distinct turtle labyrinths, each offering an opportunity for reflection and meditation.
“We wanted to create a day that honors the therapeutic nature of this space while bringing the community together,” organizers noted on the event flyer.
Activities for Everyone
Beyond the labyrinths, the celebration features a variety of engaging activities:
• Whiskey Barrel Frisbee Float — A playful tossing game
• Sun Safety Bean Bag Toss — Family-friendly competition with sun protection education
• Paint a Segment of the Grand Rock Caterpillar — A collaborative public art project that will create a lasting community masterpiece
Open to All
Food will be provided, with hot dogs, buns, dressings, chips, water, and cookies available during lunch (12–1 PM) and dinner (5–7 PM) service. Best of all, admission is free to everyone.
The park’s tagline says it simply: “Memories that last forever!”
For more information, call 575-430-7798.
A Good man. Congrats Judge Cutts!
Sunny, with a high of 90 and low of 72 degrees. Overcast during the morning, sunny in the afternoon, clear overnight.
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about as useful outcome as could be hoped for...but i still wonder about the commission meeting on the 22nd - trust but verify.
S'cuse me, but ain't there already another empty observatory outside Downtown Cloudcroft? *** is the pearl-clutching about? No frickin' tourists are going to tour an old hunk of junk. A ****** bar's what we need.
A what? Whats a **** bar?
First of all this “environmental activism” is mostly a group of failed bureaucrats doing interpretive dance in the town square, hoping someone will clap, because Bonito never drew crowds so much as it collected stray shopping carts and the occasional confused goose—so pouring money into keeping it open for a few tho
More comments from people afraid to use their real names. Makes their comments worth zero. Sorry, bumble bee tuna. Show yourself out.
and their comments need to be preserved to illuminate the fact that many people are simply fools. years ago, i read that the Mescalero Apache's were the highest per capita income native-american nation in our country. they had the good fortune to be banished to a place that had no oil/gold/diamonds/copper/or any o
When they say avoid spreading unconfirmed info they mean only spread the police's confirmed biased version of events! One example is there has been no transparency, has to how a man with his arms raised up above his head justifies means for deadly force.
Would you be so kind as to publish with a real name? It is an interesting talk to text comment, unfortunately I place very little value in a statement made by someone who is not brave enough to stand by their own words.
this is why body-cams and dash-cams are best practice public policy.