Hoodoo Heritage Month Discussion: Everyday Roots & The Hoodoo Tarot
October 30 @ 7:30 pm - 9:00 pm
Join us on the evening of October 30th, a potent moonlit night when the veil between the physical and spiritual worlds is at its thinnest. Together, we’ll hold space for an open, informal Hoodoo discussion circle centered on our lived experiences, ancestral memory, and spiritual practice.
This is not a formal ritual gathering—but a moment to talk, share, and remember.
We’ll explore:
- What is Hoodoo? Its roots, resilience, and how we carry it—consciously and unconsciously
- The Hoodoo Tarot – learning from the deck’s wisdom and practicing simple readings together
- Reflections on sacred storytelling in Black cinema: Sinners, Eve’s Bayou, and Daughters of the Dust
- Living between worlds – honoring the thin veil and how we experience spirit during this time
Who is this for?
This circle is open to those who feel called—whether you were raised around the work or are beginning to listen to the whispers. Come with respect, openness, and love for the old ways.
What to bring:
- A journal and pen
- Your Hoodoo Tarot deck (if you have one)
- A candle or small offering for the ancestors
- Snacks or drink to share (optional, not required)
- Yourself, fully and gently present
Let’s gather in community and remembrance, grounded in the sacred and the everyday.