Spirit art, tarot and witchcraft at Ely’s first pagan fayre
Spirit art, tarot readers, crystals and healers all formed part of Ely’s first pagan fayre. Picture: MIKE ROUSE - Credit: Archant
Spirit art, tarot readers, crystals and healers all formed part of Ely’s first pagan fayre.
Spirit art, tarot readers, crystals and healers all formed part of Ely’s first pagan fayre. Picture: MIKE ROUSE - Credit: Archant
Hundreds of people came to see traders showcase their alternative crafts at Centre E, Barton Road, on Sunday (September 22).
High Street Passage's PositivEly Treated hosted the event to cater for residents who would like to find out more about alternative care of the mind, body and spirit.
Talks were given throughout the day on folk magic, life and death with Soul Midwife Jo Franklin, exploring the tarot deck and the work of a medium.
Elaine Rose Mein, from Witchcraft 101, spoke about how people could save money and keep any demons away.
Spirit art, tarot readers, crystals and healers all formed part of Ely’s first pagan fayre. Picture: MIKE ROUSE - Credit: Archant
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Spell casting, tools, herbs and a whole range of other hints and tips were shared to encourage listeners to start their own magical path.
Matthew Routledge, who organised the event, said: "This being the first time an event like this has happened in Ely, we didn't know exactly what to expect. "What we got was an amazing combination of traders, speakers and an appreciative and happy audience who flocked to Centre E, making it a truly remarkable event! We can't wait to do more!"
Spirit art, tarot readers, crystals and healers all formed part of Ely’s first pagan fayre. Picture: MIKE ROUSE - Credit: Archant
Spirit art, tarot readers, crystals and healers all formed part of Ely’s first pagan fayre. Picture: MIKE ROUSE - Credit: Archant
Spirit art, tarot readers, crystals and healers all formed part of Ely’s first pagan fayre. Picture: MIKE ROUSE - Credit: Archant
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