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.

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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. 

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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.

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.

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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.

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Exhibition opening celebration with Laetitia Barbier and Lou Benesch. More information forthcoming.

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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!

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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.

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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.

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.

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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

Beneath the symmetry and structure of the Tarot de Marseille pip cards, a lush and colorful garden quietly unfolds. In this class, we’ll explore the floral elements that curl, climb, and bloom across the numbered suits—tracing their rhythm, movement, and symbolic language. Far from mere ornament, these botanical forms offer dynamic clues for interpretation, helping us read vitality and meaning into even the most austere arrangements. Through attentive observation and intuitive study, we’ll learn to view the Marseille deck not only as geometry—but as a living, breathing garden of signs.

This event is FREE for all Patreon subscribers. You can join our community here.

September 7, 14, 21, 28, and October 5 / 12–2 PM (New York) / 6–8 PM (London) / 10 AM–12 PM (Los Angeles)

In this five-part workshop, trans-disciplinary artist and tarotière Safa Mirror will guide you in approaching the Thoth Tarot, unpacking Crowley’s often cryptic language, navigating his intricate correspondences, and exploring how the deck can deepen your intuition, refine your practice, and support real-world decision-making.

This workshop requires an intermediate understanding of Tarot and is ideal for students of ceremonial magick, as well as those seeking a deeper, more transformative connection with occult Tarot.

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Join us for an inspiring conversation with Chelsey Pippin Mizzi about her luminous book Tarot for Creativity. In this practical and poetic guide, Chelsey shows us how each card can become a portal to creative expansion, storytelling, and self-reflection, whether you are an artist, writer, or simply yearning to reconnect with your imagination. Discover how the timeless symbols of tarot can help you overcome blocks and infuse your work with renewed magic.

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The iconic Celtic Cross spread is one of the most common ways to read cards in the Anglo-Saxon Tarot tradition. First discussed by Waite in his 1910 Pictorial Keys to the Tarot, this large cards tableau is both intriguing and confusing for readers, because of its tsunami of cards and the various attributions they hold. But as we’ll see, the history of this spread—rooted in the Hermetic Order of Golden Dawn traditions and its multiple reinventions throughout the 20th Century—contrasts with its monolithic image and univocal interpretations.

In this online class, we’ll try to deconstruct this stone-like monument of Tarot practice, demystify it by looking at its history, reinvent it through games, and make it our own.

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What’s on your bedside table these days? What book are you thumbing through late at night? Whether it’s a tarot guide, a novel, a book of essays, a grimoire, or your favorite comic—bring your current read and join us for a relaxed, curious, and wide-ranging book club session. No pressure, just stories, thoughts, and shared obsessions. Everything goes!

This event is FREE for all Patreon subscribers. You can join our community here.

Join me for a 30-minute reading session on August 16th in the low-key Psychedelic Temple of the Lower East Side, Spooksvilla + Friends!

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Pursuing our study of the minor arcana card by card, we turn now to the Three of Wands—a card of foresight, longing, and distant projection. With its deep and panoramic view, this figure doesn’t merely look ahead—it extends the soul into the landscape of what could be. In this session, we’ll explore how the arcana act as telescopes of the spirit, offering glimpses of future possibilities, inner expansion, and bold imaginings. Whether you're seeking clarity for your next steps or learning to recalibrate your vision toward the far horizon, this card teaches us to stand still, gaze wide, and keep both eyes open to the beckoning distance.

This event is FREE for all Patreon subscribers. You can join our community here.

Reversals—cards appearing upside down in a spread —both confuse and intrigue readers, dividing traditions between people who won’t interpret them and others, more intrepid explorers, who see them as a vast, perplexing but insightful territory of information. In this class, through historical examples, metaphorical digressions as well as many practical exercises and games, we’ll learn together how to understand their own language.

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What if fire—and its power to destroy—were not something to fear, but something to befriend? Not a threat, but your freedom?

Join Laetitia this summer for a special class and ritual at Spooksvilla! We invite you into the blaze—not to be destroyed, but transfigured. Drawing on the elemental force of the Wands suit, we’ll explore fire as both purifier and provocateur: the energy that scorches illusion, confronts guilt, reclaims will, and transforms identity.

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