Tarot, crystals, energy healing, herbal remedies, manifesting, spell bottles, intentional living, divine feminine, metaphysics, quantum ideas, magic, science, conversation, learning, and community; everyone is welcome. Whether you’re curious, quirky, nerdy, anxious, or simply ready to explore, Witchy Wednesday is a warm, judgment‑free space to drop in as you are, meet kindred spirits, share practical skills, and grow together in confidence and connection.
What to expect
• Supportive, low‑pressure vibe: Casual drop‑in meetings that prioritize comfort, curiosity, and steady learning over performance.
• Meaningful conversations: Honest discussions about life’s challenges and how spiritual practices can offer coping tools, perspective, and resilience.
• Balanced meeting format: Short, focused presentations paired with hands‑on crafting, guided group practice, and open time for questions and sharing.
• Accessible participation: Multiple ways to join: lead a mini‑demo, listen, observe, hold energetic space, or craft quietly; everyone chooses their comfort level.
• Practical focus: Emphasis on usable techniques; ritual structure, safety guidelines, crystal care, journal prompts, and simple spells you can adapt at home.
• Inclusive community norms: Nonjudgmental, confidential, and respectful; emotional safety and consent are expected and practiced.
Location and arrival
• Pre‑meeting drop‑in: Stop by SPARKLE Studio any time from 11:00 a.m. until Amy heads to the meeting space to say hello, ask questions, or browse the shop; look for the woman with purple hair.
• Main meeting location: We meet in Studio 1047, UAH Project Space, first floor, north building. Park near Door 2, enter, then turn left and follow the hallway. Clear signage will guide you.
• Evening hours: Doors for the main gathering are open 5:00–7:00 p.m.; Lowe Mill closes to the public at 7:00 p.m., so we wrap at that time. Arrive whenever feels comfortable; early, mid, or late; you won’t be interrupting the flow.
Weekly format
• 1st week: Tarot
Readings, spread techniques, and interpretation practice with guided exercises to build confidence; short live readings, pair work, and takeaway prompts for continued study.
• 2nd week: Crystals
How to choose, cleanse, program, and care for crystals; demonstrations of common combos, energetic correspondences, and simple grid and carry practices you can use daily.
• 3rd week: Spells, Intentions, and Manifesting
Ethical framing, ritual structure, and practical methods for setting clear intentions; templates for quiet solo work and group rituals, plus safety tips and ways to measure outcomes.
• 4th week: Goddess Work and Archetypes
Study of goddess figures and archetypal patterns, embodiment exercises, journaling prompts, and practices for reclaiming power, balance, and self‑compassion.
• 5th week: Crafting and Practical Magic
Hands‑on sessions: poppets, magical stitching, charm bottles, and collaborative projects; beginner‑friendly instructions, shared supplies, and creative adaptations for every skill level.
Special notice for Wednesday 8, October
• Topic update: This week they will explore transmutation spells and postpone crystals to next week; they will cover the spell’s purpose, step‑by‑step best practices, common red flags to avoid, and personal experiences from the circle.
• Optional group ritual: They will close with a non‑religious transmutation ritual centered on a meaningful situation for the host; choose your role: quietly observe, hold a protective energetic boundary, or participate actively in the working.
• Preparation suggestions: If possible, skim a short primer on transmutation spells beforehand to deepen the discussion; bring notes, questions, or a simple item you’re comfortable working with during the ritual.
Perks, policies, and community guidelines
• Discount: Enjoy 15% off purchases from SPARKLE Studio’s witchy/metaphysical section every Wednesday from 4:00–5:00 p.m. (SPARKLE Studio is Studio 103, Lowe Mill south building).
• Food and drink: Bring a beverage or snacks to share; IDs will be checked for alcoholic beverages. Wine glasses and corkscrews are provided; please drink responsibly.
• Guest list privacy: The attendee list is kept private to protect personal safety and comfort; you may post to the public event page or privately invite friends at your discretion.
• Age guidance: Suitable for older teens and adults; please supervise younger attendees or check with the host for exceptions.
• Community standards: Bring a loving, accepting spirit; respect boundaries, practice consent, and keep personal sharings confidential. Emotional safety and mutual respect are required at every gathering.
• Safety and accessibility: If you need accommodations, sensory considerations, or a quiet space, notify the host or the studio in advance and they will do our best to assist.
How to participate
• Drop in any Wednesday: Say hello at SPARKLE Studio or come straight to Studio 1047 at Lowe Mill; arrive whenever works for you.
• Lead or share: Offer a short demo, teach a topic, propose a craft, or bring a prompt; your contributions shape the schedule and keep the circle alive.
• Participate your way: Prefer to listen, relax, color, craft quietly, or simply hold supportive energy for others? All roles are welcome and valued.
• Community invitation: You belong here. Come as you are, leave a little lighter, and help them grow a compassionate, curious space where practical magic and everyday care meet.