FREE Event: A Reading for the Year Ahead, webinar at advaya
According to Pythagorean mathematics, 2026 resolves into 10: the number of the Wheel of Fortune. A number that is both culmination and threshold: the last digit before renewal, the zero that turns motion into meaning. The Wheel reminds us that true stability is not stillness, it is balance within change. Together, we will reflect on how to cultivate flexibility without collapse, discern what is truly within our influence, and learn how to move with change rather than be pulled apart by it.
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Tarot Office Hours: Let It Snow: Frozen Waters in the Rider-Waite-Smith
In this session, we’ll explore the iconographic power of ice and snow in the Rider–Waite–Smith deck—looking at how Pamela Colman Smith uses winter imagery in cards like the Five of Pentacles and the snow-capped mountains of the Majors and Minors. Together, we’ll consider what frozen landscapes reveal and conceal: emotional obstacles, dormant truths, buried resources, and the quiet strength that forms beneath the surface. A practical, art history fueled, image-based study of winter as both challenge and hidden blessing in your readings.
This event is FREE for all Patreon subscribers. You can join our community here.
Surrealism and the Tarot: Hosted by: Dr. Tessel M. Bauduin, with Laetitia Barbier, Paulina Caro Troncoso, Victoria Ferentinou.
From Breton’s fascination with fortune-telling to the design of complete tarot decks by Surrealist artists, the discussion will touch on card aesthetics, cartomantic practices, games, and the movement’s complex relationship with systems of occult knowledge.
Join us for an evening of conversation at the crossroads of Surrealism, divination, imagination, and the marvellous.
🃏 Speakers:
• Laetitia Barbier
• Paulina Caro Troncoso
• Victoria Ferentinou
🎙️ Hosted by: Dr. Tessel M. Bauduin
To RSVP: HERE
Bangkok: Tarot and Divination Cards Book Signing
Join Laetitia for a very special book signing event in Bangkok’s Siam Paragon Mall for Tarot and Divination Cards: A Visual Archive.
Reading the Belline Oracle with Serge Pirotte, beginning February 7
The Belline Oracle is by far the best-selling oracle deck in French-speaking countries. Often regarded as superior to Tarot for divination and more effective than Lenormand for advice, this oracle could be considered the Swiss Army knife of divination, capable of addressing any type of query. In this five-part class with Serge Pirotte, author of Mastering the Oracle Belline, we will delve into the meanings of these cards and their practical applications, learning how to use them to gain both insightful information and practical advice.
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CRAFT YOUR OWN SACRED SHRINE: PAPER QUILLING WITH ARTIST MIRIAM MORRISSETTE, BEGINNING FEBRUARY 8
In this five-week workshop with artist Miriam Morissette, students will explore the meditative and talismanic art of paper quilling to create a shrine, memorial, or personal talisman. Drawing on historical examples from 17th- and 18th-century European devotional practices, participants will learn both basic and advanced quilling techniques while working with recycled materials and intentional design. By the end, each student will complete a carefully crafted, meaningful object that honors and makes visible what they hold most sacred.
Read more and register here.
Tarot Office Hours: The Tender Dialogue: Navigating Emotional Intimacy Through the Two of Cups
As Valentine’s Day approaches, we’ll turn to the Two of Cups—not as a symbol of romance, but as an invitation to examine the deeper terrain of emotional intimacy. Often present in love yet just as often missing from it, intimacy asks us to confront how we share, reveal, protect, and receive. In this class, the card becomes a lens through which we explore trust, vulnerability, reciprocity, and the quiet negotiations that shape closeness.
This event is FREE for all Patreon subscribers. You can join our community here.
PHYSICIAN STORYTELLER: EXAMINING THE CHARISMATIC CHARACTER AND LINEAGE OF MEDICINAL TRANCE WITH DANIEL RYAN, STARTING ON FEBRUARY 17
Though separated by centuries, cultures, and scientific paradigms, Anton Mesmer, Jean-Martin Charcot, Sigmund Freud, Carl Jung, Milton Erickson, Brian Weiss, and Jeffrey Ryan are linked by their pursuit of the unconscious—the hidden regions of the psyche where memory, trauma, belief, and healing intersect. Hypnosis, once considered a mystical force, later a fringe technique, and today an increasingly respected therapeutic modality, serves as both a literal and symbolic thread through their lives.
In this three-part online course with professional hypnotist Daniel Ryan, BFA, MS, explore hypnosis not just a method—but as a kind of inheritance, passed hand to hand like an unstable object of power.
Read more and register here.
Tokyo: The History and Aesthetic Development of the Tarot de Marseille in France at the Tokyo Tarot Museum
Join Laetitia Barbier at the Tokyo Tarot Museum for a talk exploring the evolution of the Tarot de Marseille’s imagery, symbolism, and artistic language across centuries.
Visit the Tokyo Tarot Museum’s website here. More event details forthcoming.
Tarot Talk Show: James Ferrara with Zhena Muzyka
Tarot Talk Show is back and proudly welcomes Zhena Muzyka, founder and master tea blender of Magic Hour Tea. As usual, host James Ferrera from James Jude Tarot will pull cards to guide their conversation.
This special event is free for Patreon subscribers. To become a member of our community, join here.
Tarot Office Hours: Mae Per: Thailand's Great Deva of Life and Death
In Thai folk-magical practice, Mae Per is honored as a powerful female spirit linked to fertility, generative life-forces, and protective magic. Her amulets and images often reference childbirth and attraction, marking her presence at the threshold where life enters the world—and where danger shadows it. We’ll explore how contemporary practitioners emphasize her connection to menstruation, fertility, and the symbolic power of the vulva as a site of both vulnerability and sovereignty. In these interpretations, Mae Per becomes a guardian of the liminal space between life and death, holding the pain, risk, and raw creative force that accompany the act of creation.
This event is FREE for all Patreon subscribers. You can join our community here.
Astrology for Tarot Readers with Vivi Henriette, starting March 1
Whether you're a tarot reader aiming to deepen your astrological understanding or an astrology newcomer, this six-week course with Vivi Henriette will teach you the fundamentals of astrology through the lens of the tarot. Beyond just memorizing correspondences, this class will train you to think like an astrologer. Through a mix of teachings and creative prompts, you’ll gain the confidence to develop your own unique astro-tarot language.
Learn more and register here.
Tarot Tableau Revolution with María Alviz Hernando
Join Laetitia for an exclusive conversation with María Alviz Hernando, codirector of the World Divination Association, about her upcoming book Tarot Tableau Revolution. One of the earliest methods of tarot card reading, the tableau technique involves laying out cards in a square or rectangular shape and interpreting them in the way that one might interpret a painting. Tarot Tableau Revolution revives this classic cartomantic style for modern readers, unlocking the narrative power of reading cards in relationship to one another.
This event is FREE for all Patreon subscribers. You can join our community here.
Arcane Intuition: Refining Our Intuitive Edge with the Tarot at Morbid Anatomy, beginning March 10
A common assumption among Tarot readers is that intuition is the language and tool that enables us to read cards. In French, the arcana are often called "blades" (Les Lames du Tarot), metaphorically suggesting that they, themselves have the power to cut through layers of uncertainty. What would happen if we were to invert this process? What if the Tarot became the whetstone upon which we sharpen our intuitive edge?
In this two-part online class, we'll explore twelve practical exercises that utilize the Tarot to reconnect with our own instincts, employing strategies ranging from our creative drive and liminal experiences to archetypal invocation.
Read more and register here.
The Grammar of Tarot at the College of Psychic Studies, beginning March 11
As with spoken languages, tarot does not communicate through a single syntax: its grammar is flexible, context-dependent and shaped by position, emphasis and relation. This three-part livestream workshop proposes a shift in how we approach the Arcana: not as isolated symbols or fixed meanings, but as a structured language with its own internal logic.
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Archival Arcana: Medical History & Tarot with Elisabeth Brander of the Bernard Becker Medical Library
Join Laetitia for an exclusive conversation with Elisabeth Brander, Director of the Center for the History of Medicine and Head of Rare Books at the Bernard Becker Medical Library, exploring her recent tarot deck created with images sourced from the Library’s collections. Elisabeth will share a selection of cards and discuss the thought-provoking process of shaping new iconography from archival material.
This event is FREE for all Patreon subscribers. You can join our community here.
SEEPING FROM THE ELOQUENT WELL: A DEEP DIVE INTO THE ICONOGRAPHY AND PRACTICE OF THE CAMENA TAROT, WITH LAETITIA BARBIER, BEGINNING APRIL 5
Rooted in the French tradition of reading with the Major Arcana alone, the Camena Tarot invites a mode of divination that privileges archetypal scrying and mythic logic over accumulative literacy. In this class, Laetitia Barbier will guide participants through the iconography of each card, uncovering the artistic, folkloric, and mythological references woven into the deck. Particular attention will be given to the Camenae themselves—their Mediterranean origins, symbolic functions, and the conceptual framework that animates the deck as a whole.
Designed as a guided grand tour of the deck, this class is ideal for readers who feel intrigued yet overwhelmed by the Camena Tarot, as well as for those seeking to deepen their understanding of Major Arcana–centered practices.
Read more and register here.
Death and Resurrection As Muse: Stirring Your Creativity in Times of Crisis with Tarot’s Forgotten Iconography, Symbolism and Storytelling Power at Morbid Anatomy, beginning April 7
Why isn’t the Death card the last card of the tarot deck? Does the devil card announces damnation or celebrate irreverence? Is the Magician a creator, a shaman, a con-artist, or all of the above? In this month-long class, we’ll unpack each card of the major arcana one by one. Each card evokes powerful archetypes whose meanings have shifted over the centuries, adapting to new symbolic needs. Combined, they form an alchemical allegory of metamorphosis and reinvention, in which one learns how to vanquish pain, fear and death itself.
By examining this incredibly rich, eternally evolving repository of icons, we will learn to reignite our imagination, reinvent who we are, and stimulate the creator within us.
Read more and register here.
Tarot Twins: Doppelgängers & Duals at The College of Psychic Studies
Are some tarot figures secret doubles—sharing lineage, polarity, or hidden reflection beneath their singular masks? This livestream workshop explores the phenomenon of “twinness” in the Rider-Waite-Smith tarot, revealing how visual echoes, symbolic oppositions, and archetypal pairings form an invisible architecture linking the 78 cards like a double helix. Drawing on myth, art, psychology, and legend, we’ll explore practical exercises to identify tarot twins and integrate these charged relationships into a deeper, more nuanced reading practice.
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NYC Walking Tour—Mortimer & the Witches: The Fortune Tellers of Union Square, Stuyvesant, and Gramercy Parks with Marie Carter, April 25
Join author, historian, and tour guide Marie Carter on a companion walking tour to Mortimer and the Witches, exploring the lives of New York City’s nineteenth-century marginalized fortune tellers and the complicated tale of one man who went undercover to report on them. Tour includes numerous stops illuminating NYC’s hidden history, including the former addresses of Pamela Colman Smith and Madame Blavatsky.
Read more and register here.
London: In-Person Tarot Readings at The College of Psychic Studies
Join Laetitia Barbier for a one-hour in-person tarot reading as she shuffles her cards at The College of Psychic Studies. In this 60-minute session, Laetitia will provide an in-depth tarot reading, working with bespoke spreads, tailored to your needs and the queries you seek counseling for.
Read more and book your reading here.
Danse Macabre and Daredevil Flappers: Exploring the Art, Symbolism and Practice of The Carnival of the End of the World Tarot by Kahn & Selesnick at Morbid Anatomy, beginning June 10
The Carnival of the End of the World tarot, created in 2017 by artist duo Kahn and Selesnick, blends apocalyptic pageantry, forgotten folklore, and absurdist spectacle into an elegant deck that has captivated both art lovers and diviners. Its imagery offers an allegorical reflection on climate change, questioning what fortune-telling means in the age of the Anthropocene and how these costumed figures might help us rethink agency in uncertain times. In this four-week interactive class, we’ll explore the deck through art history and tarot practice, tracing influences from Velázquez to The Wicker Man to uncover the rites, archetypes, and wild traditions that shaped its creation.
Read more and register here.
The Weekly Planetary Grand Tableau at The College of Psychic Studies, beginning July 15
A week: a perfect slice of time, a seven-day cycle associated with the seven planets and their symbolic attributions since the Babylonian period. In this two-part livestream workshop, you will learn a weekly cartomantic ritual using the Grand Tableau spread as a framework for exploring—and harnessing—the distinct attributes of the planets, their correspondences with the weekdays, and how these celestial energies interact with your daily experiences.
Read more and register here.
FREE EVENT: Word Witch with Kate Belew, January 18
Join Laetitia for a special event with Kate Belew, celebrating the release of her new book, Word Witch. Word Witches are spellcasters of language—storytellers, poets, writers, and ritualists who understand that writing is a form of channeling: ancestors, spirits, collective dreams, and the most surprising parts of the self. This part interview, part practical class is an opportunity not only to discover her work more deeply, but also to write with her — hands-on, spell by spell.
Read more and RSVP for this FREE event here.
Tarot Office Hours: What Are You Reading?
What are you reading? As always, this is our moment to gather and exchange the best things we’ve been reading. Bring a book or two you’d love to share—tarot-related or not—and tell us what has captured your curiosity. We can’t wait to hear about your latest bibliophilic obsessions.
This event is FREE for all Patreon subscribers. You can join our community here.
The Art of Tarot Journaling: Archetypal Introspection and Self Exploration for a Daily Practice at Morbid Anatomy, beginning January 11
Weekly Tarot readings can feel confusing or unhelpful—but journaling with the cards transforms them into a powerful tool for self-discovery. In this three-week online class at Morbid Anatomy, we’ll move beyond divination to explore Tarot as an introspective practice, blending art, psychology, and holistic methods. Through exercises like free association, automatic writing, collage, and dream analysis, you’ll develop a personal Tarot journaling practice and learn to structure a month of self-reflective work in tune with your own rhythms, astrology, and private traditions.
Read more and register here.
New York: In-Person Wheel of the Year Readings at Spooksvilla + Friends
Start the new year with optimism and discernment with the Wheel of the Year Tarot Spread to best prepare for 2026, year of the Wheel itself! Step by step, we’ll look together at the best ways to harvest ripened opportunities in time, raise the right questions at the right moment and determine how to “surf” adversity with grace.
Read more and book your session here.
New York: In-Person Wheel of the Year Readings at Spooksvilla + Friends
Start the new year with optimism and discernment with the Wheel of the Year Tarot Spread to best prepare for 2026, year of the Wheel itself! Step by step, we’ll look together at the best ways to harvest ripened opportunities in time, raise the right questions at the right moment and determine how to “surf” adversity with grace.
Read more and book your session here.
Tarot Office Hours: The Ferris Wheel of Becoming: 2026, Year of the Wheel of Fortune
The Ferris Wheel of Becoming is a gentle preparation for the year ahead, guided by the great allegory of the Wheel of Fortune. In this class, we explore the fair-ground rhythm of ascent and descent — the rises, the plunges, the unexpected turns—and learn how tarot can help us meet each rotation with clarity and composure. Instead of resisting the motion, we study how to find our point of strength no matter where the wheel places us.
This event is FREE for all Patreon subscribers. You can join our community here.
Tarot Office Hours: Arcana Botanica II: The Secret Garden of the Tarot de Marseille
Beneath the symmetry and strict geometry of the Tarot de Marseille pip cards, a vibrant inner garden quietly unfolds. In this second class—this time with a gentle emphasis on the Swords—we’ll explore the floral forms that curl, weave, and bloom across the numbered suits, tracing their movement, rhythm, and symbolic language.
This event is FREE for all Patreon subscribers. You can join our community here.
Laetitia Cartomancy Christimas Pop-Up @ Spooksvilla + Friends
Apotropaic charms, wrathful goddesses, books, tarot, and other curious treasures await! Join Laetitia for a special holiday pop-up at Spooksvilla — a haven for those who like their Christmas shopping with a touch of the magical! Discover amulets, art, and enchantments, alongside Laetitia’s own books and the luminous Camena Tarot.
Your one-stop shop for spirited gifts — both sacred and a little mischievous.
Tarot Talk Show: James Ferrara with Lorriane Anderson
Tarot Talk Show is back and proudly welcomes Lorraine Anderson, author of the Seasons of the Witch oracle decks and the recently-released Seasons of the Witch: Winter Tarot, among other books and decks. As usual, host James Ferrera from James Jude Tarot will pull cards to guide their conversation.
This special event is free for Patreon subscribers. To become a member of our community, join here.
Tarot Egyptomania, An Online Class with Robert M. Place
In this two-hour class, award-winning tarot scholar, designer, and illustrator Robert M. Place will explore the history of Egyptomania and explain why the first occultists to write about the Tarot, Antoine Court de Gébelin and Comte de Mellet, believed that Egypt was the source of the Tarot’s mystical trumps.
Read more and register here.
Paris: Calendrier Magique at Hors-Circuit
On December 10, join Laetitia Barbier and Valois for a presentation of Le Calendrier Magique—the notorious occult calendar of 1895, conceived at the height of satanic Belle Époque France by a decadent artist and a folklorist. A bibliophile treasure, steeped in esoteric wit and fin-de-siècle provocation.
Visit Hors-Circuits website here.
FREE EVENT: The American Nightmare: Homeownership and the Haunted House with Leila Taylor
Homeownership has been a thematic device in horror from The Castle of Otranto to Scooby-Doo. With the promise of stability, autonomy, and comfort the house is not merely a financial asset but a representation of our identity and our place in society. But what happens when malevolent forces shatter that illusion of safety? Looking at films like The Amityville Horror, The Others, and His House, this talk will examine the role homeownership plays in horror both as aspirational bait and financial trap.
Read more and RSVP here.
Tarot Office Hours: Sovereign of the Hearth: Wintering with the Queen of Pentacles
In this Tarot Office Hours, we’ll look at how the Queen of Pentacles teaches us to anchor ourselves through the season—tending our routines, our space, and our emotional economy so winter feels intentional rather than overwhelming. We’ll explore concrete practices for creating warmth, structure, and steadiness at home, along with a reflective spread to help you understand what truly sustains you during the darker months.
This event is FREE for all Patreon subscribers. You can join our community here.
Tarot as a Shrine: Inviting the Dead into the Reading Space at Morbid Anatomy, begins November 30
Can Tarot help us connect with the departed? In this online class at Morbid Anatomy, we’ll explore how the cards can serve as a bridge to ancestors or felt presences, creating a sacred space for dialogue, guidance, and reflection. Drawing on historical shrine practices and the symbolic language of the tarot, we’ll discuss honoring the dead, expanding the idea of ancestry beyond bloodlines, and developing personal rituals to foster connection and wisdom.
Read more and register here.
LONDON: Daily Journaling with the Tarot at the College of Psychic Studies
Can we really read tarot for ourselves? Mary Greer brilliantly answered 'yes' in her seminal book Tarot For Your Self, but the deeper question remains: How can divination live with us in the everyday? In this in-person class at The College of Psychic Studies, we'll experiment with daily tarot as a reflective practice rather than a message delivery service, using the cards as prompts to expand our journals, awaken our creativity, and weave connections between tarot's imagery and our own inner narratives and dreams. The answers aren't all in the cards; more often than not, they've been within you all along.
Read more and RSVP here.
LONDON: The Discombobulator Launch Party at the College of Psychic Studies
Join us at The College of Psychic Studies for a FREE evening of mingling and merriment to celebrate the launch of The Discombobulator, a luxury esoteric journal and creative playground of the inimitable artist, Andrea Aste.
This FREE in-person evening celebrates the first issue of The Discombobulator with presentations by some of the magazine's esteemed contributors. Enjoy a complimentary glass of wine or a soft drink as you mingle in the library with Andrea Aste, Laetitia Barbier and co. and purchase your copy of the magazine. Additionally, there are plenty more unseen and unexpected treasures to explore in the College's exhibition rooms, open throughout the evening.
Read more and RSVP here.
Camena Tarot Exhibition Opening at galerie arts factory, paris
Exhibition opening celebration with Laetitia Barbier and Lou Benesch. More information forthcoming.
Visit galerie arts factory here.
Darkest Hours: The Sulfurous Splendor of Le Calendrier Magique, House of Know lecture series
Join Laetitia Barbier for a diabolical exploration of Le Calendrier Magique’s wickedly delightful history as part of the House of Know lecture series. She will be joined by Jane Rose ghost stories from the world’s tallest peaks. This event is FREE but registration is highly encouraged as places fill quickly!
RSVP here.
FREE EVENT: Aradia's Hidden Hand: The Untold Life of Roma Lister with Dr. A.D. Manns
Join Laetitia and historian Dr. A.D. Manns for a book talk and conversation about Aradia’s Hidden Hand: The Untold Life of Roma Lister—the first-ever monograph on Roma Lister, a British-Italian folklore collector, occultist, and friend of the American writer Charles Godfrey Leland. Drawing on newly uncovered archives, Manns reveals Lister’s role in shaping Aradia, her ties to Italian magical circles, and her secret work as a medium—restoring her place among the hidden women who helped shape modern witchcraft.
RSVP for this FREE EVENT here.
Tarot Talk Show: James Ferrara with Mark Rogers
Tarot Talk Show is back and proudly welcomes Mark Rogers, a self-taught artist whose work is a mash-up of folk art, medieval painting, and fairy tale illustration. Mark recently published The Southwestern Bellows, vol. 1, a collection of illustrated short stories of esoteric Alien lore and an accounting of events that transpired in breakaway human civilization. As usual, host James Ferrera from James Jude Tarot will pull cards to guide their conversation.
This special event is free for Patreon subscribers. To become a member of our community, join here.
Tarot Office Hours: How To Create Your Own Tarot Spread, with Meg Jones-Wall
Join us on November 12th for a special edition of Tarot Office Hours with Meg Jones-Wall of 3AM Tarot, author of the newly released Tarot Spreads: How to Read Them, Create Them, & Revise Them. In this session, Meg will share fresh and imaginative approaches to spread-making—offering new tactics to inspire, renew, and deepen the way we read the cards.
This event is FREE for all Patreon subscribers. You can join our community here.
Tarot and the Ancestors with Laetitia Barbier and Virginia Vigliar
November invites us to honour the dead and weave their stories back into our own, and the tarot can be a powerful ally in exploring ancestry and spirit kinship. This webinar will explore how the cards can serve as a bridge between the living and the departed, opening a space where remembrance and imagination meet. Together, we’ll reflect on ancestral connection and experiment with gentle, devotional tarot practices that listen rather than summon.
Learn more and register here.
OCCULT INFLUENCES IN FOLK HORROR WITH SARAH LYONS
One of the most beguiling and compelling subgenres of horror, Folk Horror has seen a resurgence in popularity recently thanks to films like Midsommar, Kill List, and The Witch. Folk Horror explores our uneasy relationship to the past, nature, and otherness through the use of paganism, magic, and deadly cults, usually set in bleak, rural landscapes.
In this online class taught by writer, witch, and filmmaker Sarah Lyons, we will explore the use of magic, the occult, and the rural Other to construct the dynamics of eeriness and weirdness in Folk Horror. We will look at real life practices and events that inspired various films, and examine how issues of class, race, and religious conservatism are dealt with thematically.
Read more and register here.
London: In-Person Readings at the College of Psychic Studies
Join Laetitia Barbier for a one-hour in-person tarot reading as she shuffles her cards at The College of Psychic Studies. In this session, Laetitia will provide an in-depth tarot reading, working with bespoke spreads, tailored to your needs and the queries you seek counselling for.
Read more and book your reading here.
LONDON: Tarot Rituals with Art, Magic & Poetry
In this in-person workshop at The College of Psychic Studies, we will 'kiss the muse', breathing passion into our daily tarot rituals through art, magic & poetry. This is a workshop for those who yearn to infuse their tarot practice with spontaneity, sensorial delight and the untamed impulse of artistic play. Guided by the nine classical Greek muses, we'll explore nine forms of expression: from image-making and lyrical writing to movement, sound and symbolic gesture, braiding them with the arcana. Here, art is not a finished product, but a liberating enchantment; not a display of talent, but a revelatory act of the soul.
Read more and register here.
London: UK Tarot Conference
Lecture—Divine Madness: The Fool’s Path Between Worlds of Sanity and Visionary Experience
We’ll examine the Fool not as a figure of naïveté, but as a guardian of altered states, a dancer on the trembling line between genius and madness. Drawing from classical painting, surrealist experiments, diagnostic history, and literature, we’ll explore how hysteria, delusion, and divine folly can unlock new ways of reading. This is an invitation to lose your footing—intentionally—and find revelation in the fall.
Read more and purchase tickets here.
The Other Paris: The Shadow Side of the City of Light 2025
Join Allison C. Meier and me for an extraordinary journey through the hidden and esoteric side of Paris. This intimate adventure offers a curated exploration of the city's history, art, and mysteries, blending scholarship and enchantment with a touch of personal history. This adventure promises to be an unforgettable experience, inspiring a deeper connection to Tarot and Paris itself. Paris awaits!
Learn more about the trip here. This trip is sold out for now, to add your name on the waiting list, send us an email at info@arcane17.co
The Horror of Her & Her Uncanny Arcana with Christopher Marmolejo, starting October 1
This four-part class with Christopher Marmolejo explores the tarot’s summons of the monstrous feminine, delving into minor and major arcana that evoke sirens, witches, vampires, and other defiant, uncanny powers. Participants will engage with the cards to queer the self, confront the abject, and embody the provocative, transformative energies of figures like Circe, Lilith, and Eve.
Read more and register here.
RESEARCHING MAGIC: METHODOLOGIES AND ETHICS WITH SARAH LYONS
People often look to practices of the past to ground their magic in a sense of authenticity and tradition. However, even as ancient sources of magical power become more accessible knowledge of how to read and use these resources remains scarce. In an era of information overwhelm, it can be difficult to find accurate sources, and even more difficult to know what to do with them!
This online class, taught by writer, witch, and filmmaker Sarah Lyons, is designed for practitioners who want to deepen their magical knowledge, and explore primary sources for magical lore such as grimoires, folklore, and ancient magical texts.
Read more and register here.
Oracle Making Class Students ShowCase with Coleman Stevenson and Special Guests
Join artist Coleman Stevenson and the students of our Create an Oracle Deck class for a special student showcase.
Over the course, each participant was invited to imagine and design an oracle deck of their own—crafting a system, an imagery, and a language uniquely theirs. To honor their work, and to give their creativity the visibility it so richly deserves, we are hosting a celebratory event where you’ll have the chance to discover these projects and support their extraordinary imagination.
This event is for Patreon members only. To become a member, you can sign up here.
Image: The Duchess, an oracle card, created by our talented student Miriam Morissette.