Date: Sun, Sep 20, 2026
Time: Sun., 2-4pm
Venue: Bloom Collective, Raleigh
Price: TBA
Category: Community
Aimée of Mountain Tarot is a local intuitive tarot reader, herbalist and grief worker who offers personalized readings and community workshops.
Community · Raleigh
“Leave the kids at home for this one and bring a notebook to take notes.”
Tarot Workshop with Aimee is an interactive, beginner-friendly class focused on learning the basics of intuitive tarot reading. Led by a local reader and herbalist, the session teaches participants how to interpret cards for personal reflection and daily mindfulness. What to Know: This workshop takes place on Sunday, September 20, from 2:00 to 4:00 PM at Bloom Collective in Raleigh. It is best suited for adults and teenagers who can focus for a two-hour instructional period. Pricing details are still to be announced, but you will want to register in advance as space at this venue is limited. Street parking is available nearby, and you should bring a notebook and your favorite tarot deck if you have one. This workshop makes an excellent weekend pick because it offers a rare, quiet window for self-care. It is a peaceful way to spend a Sunday afternoon learning a new skill before the busy school week starts again.
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Tarot Workshop with Aimee runs Sun, Sep 20, 2026, Sun., 2-4pm.
Bloom Collective is at 8604 Falls of Neuse Rd. Ste 105, Raleigh, NC. Open in Google Maps.
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