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NEW AGE FAIR—NOVEMBER 24, 2024
ASC’s popular New Age Fairs moved to a new location! We are now at the Pitkin Community Center, 30 Greenfield St., Wethersfield.
Fair hours are 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Our New Age Fairs feature readings from vetted practitioners at $25 for 20 minutes for your choice of readings, such as Angel cards, tarot, psychic, medium, intuitive, runes, Astro Dice, and astrology!
We also have vendors selling a wide range of wares and services (sometimes including aura photography) and wellness practitioners doing reflexology, massage, Reiki, and additional modalities. This is the perfect opportunity to find perfect holiday gifts for loved ones.
There are typically four free presentations covering various New Age topics. A Basics of Astrology class is offered for $10.
Admission is free. Free parking is available behind the building, the street, and the fire station.
Clink on this link for more information.
Monthly Archives: March 2011
Beth Talks Royal Wedding on Blogtalk Radio Show
Numerologist Ed Peterson and and astrologer Verena Heinrich has invited me to talk about the upcoming Royal Wedding on their blogtalk radio show. The show will be on from Sunday, April 3 from 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM EDT. You … Continue reading
Wikipedia’s War Against Astrology: Jimmy Wales–Are You Listening?
(Astrology Explored) Recently, a small group of “astrology friendly” people have been attempting to edit the section on astrology in Wikipedia where in the current version is slanted and full of inaccuracies. Time and again, this group has been batted … Continue reading
Weekly Astrology Forecast: Things that go boom!
(Astrology Explored) Astrology for the week of March 24 to March 31 Uranus the planet of the unexpected finally slipped in the sign of the Aries. Aries is ruled by Mars, the planet of war and kinetic action. What do … Continue reading
Astrology And Astronomy: NASA’s Mercury Mission During Mercury Rx
“Getting there was only half the fun,” says March 2011 issue of Scientific American. Because of Mercury’s proximity to the sun’s gravitational field, a direct flight to Mercury was not possible. The craft could not slow enough to be captured … Continue reading
Astrology of Disasters: Japan Experiences Earthquake Swarm
(Astrology Explored) Since March 9th foreshock, magnitude 7.4, of Japan’s March 11th earthquake measuring 9.0 on the Richter scale, the beleaguered island nation has suffered hundreds of aftershocks with several of them reaching damaging 6.0 magnitude. There seems to be … Continue reading
The Astrology of Disasters: To head off a U. S. nuclear meltdown look here
(Astrology Explored) In the wake of the nuclear crisis in Japan caused by last week’s 9.0 quake President Obama has ordered a safety review of all the nuclear reactors in this country. This is an especially prudent measure since California … Continue reading
The Astrology of Disasters: Full Moons, Super Moons and Earthquakes
(Astrology Explored) It all depends on who you ask. Bellini, the U.S. Geological Survey geophysicist, said, “There is still no known observation of an effect related to the moon and seismicity.” James O. Berkland is a Glen Ellen, California-based geologist … Continue reading
The Astrology of Royal Weddings: The Yod–Destiny Plays a Hand
(Astrology Explored) Royal marriages arranged or not, love matches or not, have made their mark not only on our notions of romance but history. The marriage of Prince William and his long time love Kate Middleton focuses our attention on … Continue reading
Celtic Astrology: Saint Patrick’s Day, Celtic Zodiac, and the Cauldron of Regeneration
(Astrology Explored) March 17 is the ancient feast day of Saint Patrick, the patron Catholic saint of Ireland, the day when most everyone claims to be Irish, at least to lay dibs on the beer. But for those of us … Continue reading
Astrology of Disasters: Fukushima Power Plant Update
(Astrology Explored) “Because right now, Japan and much of the world are living on a prayer.” A second reactor, the #3 reactor, at Fukashima Daiichi Power Plant is at risk for catastrophic failure as Japanese workers scramble to cool reactors. … Continue reading
