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Date & Time: 1/15/26 from 7-9pm
Sideshow Gallery invites you to step into the new year through sacred gathering and ritual. Join Cheri, Anne, and Amalia as we sit together in a warm, candlelit circle, sharing tea, and intention. This evening is an invitation to slow down, ground your energy, and align with the currents of the year ahead.
Anne will open the circle by exploring the Tarot card of the year, The Wheel of Fortune, revealing the cycles, shifts, and opportunities unfolding before us. Amalia will then guide us through the wisdom of the Fire Horse of the 2026 Chinese zodiac, followed by a grounding meditation to help integrate its powerful energy. Cheri will close the circle with a manifesting ritual, weaving together journaling, reflection, and the setting of clear intentions for the new year.
This ritual circle is a safe, sacred space for connection, shared experience, and open-hearted exploration within the community. Students are encouraged to bring a journal, pen, and water bottle. Space is limited, and the circle will be kept intimate.
Date & Time: 1/15/26 from 7-9pm
Sideshow Gallery invites you to step into the new year through sacred gathering and ritual. Join Cheri, Anne, and Amalia as we sit together in a warm, candlelit circle, sharing tea, and intention. This evening is an invitation to slow down, ground your energy, and align with the currents of the year ahead.
Anne will open the circle by exploring the Tarot card of the year, The Wheel of Fortune, revealing the cycles, shifts, and opportunities unfolding before us. Amalia will then guide us through the wisdom of the Fire Horse of the 2026 Chinese zodiac, followed by a grounding meditation to help integrate its powerful energy. Cheri will close the circle with a manifesting ritual, weaving together journaling, reflection, and the setting of clear intentions for the new year.
This ritual circle is a safe, sacred space for connection, shared experience, and open-hearted exploration within the community. Students are encouraged to bring a journal, pen, and water bottle. Space is limited, and the circle will be kept intimate.