Posted in Other, Vending, tagged button pins, Gay Pride, Logo, Salt Lake Pagan Society, swag, tarot reading, tshirts, Utah Pride Festival on June 5, 2015| Leave a Comment »
Just in time for the 2015 Utah Pride Festival, SLPS got some new swag in! Society members will be wearing newly designed Pride month tshirts and giving away new Society logo buttons, both designed by President Daniel Cureton. Stop by the booth to get a free button and check out thew swag that you could have!
Posted in occult, Other, Tarot, Vending, tagged Gay Pride, LGBT, palm reading, palmistry, pride, pride festival 2015, Salt Lake Pagan Society, tarot reading, Utah Pride Festival, Utah Pride Parade on June 2, 2015| Leave a Comment »
Please join SLPS at the Utah Pride Festival for $10 Tarot and Palm readings. SLPS will be vending Saturday, June 6 and Sunday, June 7, 2015 at the City building of Salt Lake City, where the festival is located. SLPS will also be marching the parade Sunday morning, so if you cant’ make it to the festival, come see us in robes and hats at the march!
Posted in Pagan, Volunteering, tagged Church of the Sacred Circle, divination, occult, palm reading, rite of spring, Salt Lake Pagan Society, tarot, tarot reading on May 11, 2015| Leave a Comment »
SLPS had a great time helping Church of the Sacred Circle at their 2015 Spring psychic fair “Rite of Spring” on Saturday, May 8, 2015 from 4-8 pm. Even though it was a rainy and overcast day, the fair was busy with patrons coming for tarot, angel, astrological, and palm readings. Some came for healing, others to find their destiny, with question about school, work, and love. President Daniel Cureton had a great time reading palms and using his Deviant Moon Tarot.
Rite of Spring 2015 Psychic Fair, Church of the Sacred Circle, Daniel Cureton, Saturday, May 8, 2015, West Valley City, UT
Posted in Other, Tarot, tagged crimson nights, Fall 2014, Salt Lake Pagan Society, students, tarot, tarot reading, university of utah on September 2, 2014| Leave a Comment »
SLPS read the Tarot for Crimson Nights at the University of Utah on Friday, August 29, 2014 from 9pm-Midnight. Crimson Nights, put on by the Union Programming Council (UPC) really enjoyed the SLPS tarot the last time and invited us again to read. Students lined up immediately and the line stayed full the entire night, with several students stating they waited 45 minutes to an hour for a reading (and that’s with three readers!). People continued to line up, even after the sign was taken down. SLPS hopes to do it again at the next Crimson Nights!
Posted in Tarot, Vending, tagged Fall 2014, Plazafest, Salt Lake Pagan Society, students, tarot, tarot reading, university of utah on September 2, 2014| Leave a Comment »
SLPS read the tarot for about 40 people at the University of Utah’s Plazafest tabling this past week on Wednesday, August 27, 2014 from 11am-2pm. President Cureton and April Love helped students prepare for the upcoming stress of assignments in the semester.
Posted in Other, Tarot, Vending, tagged Belly Dancing, festival, Salt Lake Pagan Society, Spring Fest 2014, tarot reading, Thia on March 10, 2014| Leave a Comment »
SLPS had a wonderful time doing $5 tarot at the 13th Annual Belly Dance Festival by Thia at the Utah State Fairground on Saturday, March 1, 2014, in North Salt Lake. The festival ran from 10am to 10pm. It included various vendors, belly dance troupes, music, and shows. As the day went on, the more well know and advanced troupes performed, leading up to the grand performance at 10pm. SLPS though, after nine hours of tarot and forty readings, dancing, and music, packed up and headed to dinner at the Rio Grand at 8pm for the cilantro chicken!
Posted in occult, Other, tagged college, Daily Utah Chronicle, Free Tarot, Make Your Dreams Come True, newspaper, tarot reading, university of utah on February 17, 2014| Leave a Comment »
SLPS appeared again in the University of Utah’s newspaper the Daily Utah Chronicle for a second time in two weeks for doing free tarot at the Union Programming Council’s (UPC) event “Make Your Dreams Come True Day” for Valentines. April Love and Daniel Cureton headed over on Wednesday, February 12, 2014 at the Student Union from 11-1pm, doing 25 readings to help shape people’s future. President Cureton was able to speak to some of the goals and ambitions of the Society, “We do free tarot whenever we can,” Cureton said. “It’s a spiritual service that we enjoy providing to the community.” Read the rest of the article on the Chrony’s website!
Posted in occult, Other, Pagan, tagged college, pagan, Plazafest, Student union, tarot reading, university of utah on January 10, 2014| Leave a Comment »
President Daniel Cureton and SLPS adviser April Love had a great time tabling at Plazafest II this past week on Wednesday, January 8, 2014 from 11am-2pm in the University of Utah’s Student Union Ballroom. With snow falling outside, the usual free tarot helped attract interested persons and snow dodgers to the group and get acquainted with a few pagans. Some of the passersby that stopped for a reading had had positive experiences with SLPS free tarot from previous semesters and were return patrons! A few brochures flew off the table and SLPS hopes to see those folks at the next Witches’ Tea!
Posted in Other, Pagan, tagged Asatru, festival, Four Dragons Clann, Free Tarot, Gypsy Wagon American Fork UT, Harts Hearth Clan Grantsville UT, Murray Park, pagan pride 2013, Pagan Pride Day, paganism, salt lake pagan pride day, Salt Lake Pagan Society, tarot reading, Typsy Gypsies, Wasatch Mountains on September 16, 2013| Leave a Comment »
The 12th annual Salt Lake Pagan Pride Day was a success! The festival began at 10am on Saturday, September 14, 2013 in Murray Park’s pavilions 1, 2, and 3 and lasted till 6pm. SLPS had a beautiful sacred space set up and offered free tarot readings. The shops Gypsy wagon of American Fork, UT, and The Typsy Gypies of Lehi, UT were the neighbors for the day on either side of the SLPS. booth. The day opened with the morning ritual by the Four Dragons Clann of the 1734 Tradition and people filing in for free readings. As noontime approached, the heavens opened and rain poured down for twenty minutes on everyone. Most of the guests took cover under the canopies and pavilions and watched the bards and belly dancers perform their art. The rained stopped and the people returned. 4pm brought the closing ritual by Harts Hearth Clan of Grantsville. They performed a ceremony to Frey And Freyja in the northern asatru tradition. 6pm was the close and everyone packed up to return home till next year’s pride. Till we meet again!
Salt Lake Pagan Society 