Workshops · Hands-on learning

Learn it. Explore it. Make it your own.

Workshops are hands-on spaces to get curious about a specific practice, skill or topic. Depending on what we're exploring, we might learn, make, practice, experiment, ask questions or experience something together.

You don't need to already know what you're doing. Come curious.

Ritual tools, candle and cards laid out on a cloth

What we might explore

Topics change throughout the year and may include things like:

  • Tarot & oracle
  • Herbs & plant practices
  • Ritual & witchcraft
  • Energy & energetic practices
  • Sound
  • Seasonal & earth-based practices
  • Creating ritual tools
  • Intuition & spiritual practice

The intention is to give you enough understanding and hands-on experience that you can continue exploring it in your own way after you leave.

Upcoming workshops

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  • 14 November 2026 Beginner-friendly

    Tarot & Tea: The Basics

    6:00–8:30 PM · 70 Beech Street at Nonna’s Famous Pizza

    A beginner’s evening of catered food, tea, and hands-on tarot with Briaa of Ascending Priestess and Nonna’s Famous Pizza.

    Learn how the deck is built, explore the first cards of the Major Arcana, and practise your own three-card reading in pairs—with guidance along the way.

    Includes food, a tarot deck to use for the evening, and your own take-home workbook. Come with a friend or come solo. No experience needed.

    Limited to 14 guests

    $75 per person

    Buy tickets

    Bring a friend: 2 tickets for $140 until October 31

    Tarot & Tea: The Basics

Looking for shared ritual, sound or seasonal experience without a structured learning focus? Explore The Circle.

How a workshop works

Get curious, learn together, take it home.

  1. 01

    Pick a topic that pulls at you

    Each workshop is built around one practice, skill or theme. Read the description and follow what you're curious about.

  2. 02

    Show up, hands-on

    We learn, make, practice, experiment and ask questions together. No prior experience expected.

  3. 03

    Leave with something you can keep doing

    Enough understanding and lived experience to continue exploring it in your own way after you leave.

Mugwort cleansing sticks in a wooden tray

Learn it. Explore it. Make it your own.

Come curious.