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Learn to Read Tarot Workshop
Saturday, June 14, 2025
- Time
- 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
- Venue
- Sybil Andrews Cottage, Campbell River, V9W 1C2
- Price
- Registration: $20 for Circle Members, $40 for Non-
Saturday, June 14th, don't miss a Learn to Read Tarot Workshop at Sybil Andrews Cottage in Campbell River.
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In this hands on workshop, you will learn the basics of reading tarot. A good tarot reader uses their intuition to understand the messages of the cards. It can be handy to know the system of the tarot to support your intuition.
Bring your favorite deck and get ready to read. Bring a bag lunch or there will be a break to get food from one of the local restaurants nearby!
Lady Mary Malinski has been dabbling with tarot cards for more than 30 years, and reading professionally for over 10 years.
Registration: $20 for Circle Members, $40 for Non-Members
Register at https://www.atccanada.org/learn-to-read-tarot-workshop
Event by Mary Malinski and Circle of the Sacred Muse - ATCC
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Venue
Sybil Andrews Cottage
2131 South Island Highway
Campbell River
V9W 1C2
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