Roadmap Tarot

Some events give you a dress code. Others give you an excellent excuse to show up to work with bright red hair dressed as Sally from The Nightmare Before Christmas. In October 2024, Logitech invited me to bring tarot readings to their employee Halloween party in Silicon Valley. The event already had a full Nightmare Before Christmas theme, so arriving with a generic tarot table felt like a missed opportunity. If the party was going all the way to Halloween Town, the tarot rea

One of my favorite Halloween events was at the College of San Mateo. The theme was Harry Potter, so I wanted my Tarot table to feel like a small corner of the wizarding world. Harry Potter Halloween Tarot costume I dressed for it too, with a green velvet robe-style jacket and a Hogwarts-inspired brooch. Since I'm a huge Harry Potter fan myself, I have a lot of HP stuff. brought Hedwig, Harry, Ron and Hermione, a Sorting Hat, little glowing potion bottles, pumpkins, greenery,

When Treehouse Hotel in Sunnyvale approached me with a request to create a Tarot experience inspired by “Ghosts of the Past,” I knew this would be more than just a reading table at a holiday party. It had to feel like stepping into a scene from A Christmas Carol. I revisited Dickens. I listened again to the story of past, present, and future. I asked myself: How can we transform reflection into an elegant, shared ritual? Designing the Experience Every detail was intentionally

Palo Alto, CA - El Prado Hotel The evening began with champagne towers, art-deco details, and the soft glow of golden light reflecting off crystal glassware. Guests arrived dressed in black tie and vintage glamour, stepping into a modern interpretation of the Roaring Twenties. This was not just a party — it was a fully immersive Gatsby-inspired corporate celebration designed to impress, connect, and inspire. And in the midst of the music, laughter, and clinking glasses, a Tar