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NEW AGE FAIR—NOVEMBER 15, 2026
ASC’s popular New Age Fairs moved to a new location! We are now at the Pitkin Community Center, 30 Greenfield St., Wethersfield.
Admission is free. Free parking is available behind the building, the street, and the fire station.
Clink on this link for more information.
ASC Activiies thru 2026
Thurs., October 15, 2026 (ASC’s 54th Birthday!) Michael Spremulli: A Practical Introduction to Vibrational Astrology (VA) (Hybrid)
Michael Spremulli: Vibrational Astrology in Practice (Hybrid in South Windsor) A deeper dive into the practical application of VA in attendees’ charts
Thurs., November 19, 2026 Bill Meridian: 2027 Financial and Long-Term Forecast (Zoom only) Bill shares observations from his specialties: eclipses and exploring how outer planet cycles affect economic, societal and personal conditions in the future.
Thurs., December 10, 2026 Holiday Party 5:30 PM, Lecture 7:00 PM (no Pre-Lecture) Panel & Audience: Get Ready For 2027! (Hybrid)
For more info, click this link: <a href=“https://www.myasc.org”>Clickable Link Text</a>
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Mundane Astrology: Ballot Shortage in Bridgeport
“(Astrology Explored) People were waiting in line and nobody was telling them what was happening,” State Rep. Chris Caruso said he saw people leaving one polling place without voting. “This was a major violation of their rights,” he said. “Most … Continue reading
ASC Lecture: Ken Irving on Astro*Carto*Graphy
(Astrology Explored) Have you ever had the experience of having certain aspects of your life change significantly when you moved to a radically different location? Did you find your once so-so love life perk up? Your normally quiet personality open … Continue reading
Weekly Astrology Forecast: Hey Diddle Diddle
(Astrology Explored) High diddle diddle, The Cat and the Fiddle, The Cow jump’d over the Moon, The little dog laugh’d to see such Craft, And the Dish ran away with the Spoon. Looking over the aspects of Friday’s New Moon … Continue reading
November 2010 Monthly Astrology Forecast
—When the going gets tough, the tough gets going. This is your motto especially this month when travel helps you resolve some sticky relationship issues. Or maybe the travel causes these issues. This hardly matters to the Ram who is … Continue reading
The Astrology of Halloween: Last Minute Halloween Costumes
Halloween is here and you are thinking about what you are going to wear to the party. Well, you don’t have much time, and surely haven’t had a clue so far. Let your astrologer lead the way. Fires signs, Aries, … Continue reading
The Astrology of Books
It was a Uranian utterance. I was talking with Roxanne Coady, owner of R. J. Julia Booksellers about categorizing books. “Oh,” I said blithely, with utter Aquarian disregard for the consequences, “That isn’t hard with astrology. I would assign the … Continue reading
Astronomy and Astrology: The Celestial Light Show of the Orionids and the Hunter’s Moon
(Astrology Explored) A meteor shower and the Full Hunter’s moon combine on Thursday October 21 and Friday the 22nd. to provide a celestial light show. The annual meteor show is thought to originate from the leftovers of Halley’s comet, and … Continue reading
The Astrology of Venus in Scorpio: Persephone and Pieces of Rose, Part 3
Persephone (Astrology Explored) Daughter of immortal deities, called the Goddess of Spring, Persephone’s story is Scorpionic in nature. Her birth, her life and her eventual role as Queen of the Underworld speaks to us about unrelenting forces that transform our … Continue reading
Weekly Astrology Forecast: Far Reaching Effects
(Astrology Explored) The recent controversy over the “robo-signing” foreclosure scandal which has halted foreclosures in some states and may facilitate a 90 day foreclosure moratorium by the governent shouldn’t come as a shock. These news comes just before the new … Continue reading
The Astrology of Venus in Scorpio: Persephone and Pieces of Rose, Part 2
The Mother’s Story: Ceres/Demeter We often forget as women of a modern era that in the ancient world that as many 1 in a hundred women died from childbirth and as many as 30 infants died for 100 births. This … Continue reading