Tarot for Creatives Meetup

*This event is only an hour long. Please arrive on time. Late arrivals may not be admitted due to the only person able to let them in will be leading the meditation.

Kim has been creating her own meditations since childhood, learned several Buddhist styles of meditation while studying poetry at Naropa University, and holds certification in Instinctive Meditation taught by Lorin Roche and Camille Maurine.

Hello Tarot Creatives!

Meditation can be a great complement to your creative work and tarot reading practice!

What to expect?

After a brief check-in, you will be led in a guided meditation followed by time for questions and discussion.

Do I need to know how to meditate?

No. Guided meditations are a great way to learn different ways to meditate.

Do I need a tarot deck?

No, you will not need to have your own tarot deck with you for this event, but if you have one available you may want to pull out the card(s) we are meditating on from your own deck to have in front of you. This is totally optional.

If creativity is a muscle, this is your invitation to come workout with us. Something magical happens when two or more gather—especially if they each bring along their tarot cards. Come together, share your voice, and let the cards lead the way.

A generative workshop is about generating content. This is not a lecture. This is not about waiting for the muse. This workshop is about showing up for your creativity, putting pen to paper, and discovering the stories that flow from within. Your tarot deck will be your partner in this exploration. It’s a tool for finding the questions, for opening the door. It’s a tool to access ideas you didn’t know were there inside of you. Bring a tarot deck that feels right to you.

Our process:

We will each draw a tarot card—a gesture, an opening.

We will write for ten minutes—a rhythm, a breath, a moment suspended.

We will share what we’ve created—fragments, stories, echoes of thought.

Then we will repeat, allowing each round to deepen the experience.

This workshop is more than just a writing exercise—it’s a chance to deepen your connection to tarot, spark your creativity, and join a community of writers and readers. No writing or tarot experience is required. Let’s gather, write, and celebrate the stories that emerge.

To help us hold a space of trust, a few expectations before you join:

1. Arrive on time; latecomers may not be admitted.
2. Keep your camera on or you’ll be asked to leave. We warmly welcome newcomers to participate—not to watch us anonymously.
3. Bring a physical tarot deck or you’ll be asked to leave.
4. Meetings are recorded for the organizer’s private records only. This helps with planning, summaries, and ensuring a safe space for all participants.
5. This group welcomes everyone & everything—except rudeness, disrespect, trolling, spamming, bullying, or predatory behavior. Violations will result in removal.

While there is no fee for this event, there is a suggested donation asked of $5 to $10 to cover the Meetup and Zoom fees.

If you are able to contribute any amount, it is greatly appreciated.

*This event is only an hour long. Please arrive on time. Late arrivals may not be admitted due to the only person able to let them in will be leading the meditation.

Kim has been creating her own meditations since childhood, learned several Buddhist styles of meditation while studying poetry at Naropa University, and holds certification in Instinctive Meditation taught by Lorin Roche and Camille Maurine.

Hello Tarot Creatives!

Meditation can be a great complement to your creative work and tarot reading practice!

What to expect?

After a brief check-in, you will be led in a guided meditation followed by time for questions and discussion.

Do I need to know how to meditate?

No. Guided meditations are a great way to learn different ways to meditate.

Do I need a tarot deck?

No, you will not need to have your own tarot deck with you for this event, but if you have one available you may want to pull out the card(s) we are meditating on from your own deck to have in front of you. This is totally optional.

This workshop invites tarot readers of all skill levels to engage with their cards in a new, imaginative way by responding to the symbols, imagery, and feelings of randomly pulled cards through abstract mark-making.
Whether you’re new to tarot, asemic art, or both, this workshop offers a welcoming space to explore how intuitive and symbolic interpretation can extend beyond words. Together, we will use the cards as inspiration for creating art that blends writing-like forms, symbols, and textures into something deeply personal and open to interpretation.

This workshop emphasizes playfulness and creativity over technical skill, making it ideal for beginners in both tarot and art. By the end, you’ll have new ways to approach your tarot practice and a piece of unique art that captures your personal response to the cards.