Courtesy photo The Dagara Divination Cloth is a tool from West Africa that helps indicate how to restore alignment with ancestors and the elements.The Dagara Divination Cloth is a tool from West Africa that helps indicate how to restore alignment with ancestors and the elements. Psychic readers will be will be helping folks with these such spiritual connections and more at the eighth annual Psychic Fair Fundraiser on Sunday, March 4 at the Hunt Memorial Building in downtown Nashua. The event is presented by City Arts Nashua.

If you ever thought about trying your hand at a psychic reading, there is no more befitting place to go than Nashua’s iconic landmark, the Hunt Memorial Building on the corner of Main and Lowell streets in downtown Nashua.

For the eighth year in a row, some of the area’s most popular psychic readers will congregate from 11:30 a.m.-4 p.m. on Sunday, March 4, offering their services as part of the annual Psychic Fair Fundraiser.

A variety of modalities are available including tarot, enchanted tarot, angelic tarot, angel guidance, personal guides, palm readings, psychometry, scrying, numerology, mediumship, past lives, animal medicine, rune cards, ogham staves and aura photography interpretation.

Popular readers Angie D’anjou, Jacki Joy and Michelle Trahan have set up shot at the fair since the beginning.

Courtesy photo by Allegra Boverman Lisa Lanfair will be selling merchandise at the event.

“I love reading at the Hunt. I always sit right next to the gorgeous fire place and soak in the beautiful energy of the building,” said Joy.

Angie D’anjou adds: “I wouldn’t miss this fair. When I heard that we use the old reading room of the former library, I knew it was the perfect place.”

The fair holds a special memory for Michele Trahan.

“A few years ago here at the Hunt, one of my clients had her boyfriend sit in on the reading, rather reluctantly. He seems quite taken aback by what her cards were saying and before the session was over, he proposed to her. That was a first for me,” she said.

Also returning this year are Colleen Costello, Lori Haynes, Stacey Smith and Robert Menard. Menard will be offering 3-D real-time aura photography, created on the only system of its kind available in New England. In addition, he will offer readings with a non-traditional tarot deck incorporating the seven Chakra vibrational centers.

Courtesy photo Bottom: Lori Haynes of Tangle Roots Herbal will be joining the readers at the event for the second time.

Joining the fair for the first time is Tolan Oakenshield, who at 6 years old was taught the old Romani tradition of reading tarot by his aunt. He has more than 40 years of experience reading at fairs around the world.

“I use both the witches tarot and angel cards to do readings for anyone who wishes to have the future guided in ways that they have not seen,” he said.

In Robie’s Room, a variety of merchandise will be available from Tangled Roots Herbal and other vendors as gifts for Mother’s Day, and the upcoming wedding and graduation season, including a wide range of jewelry, crystals, spiritual gifts, candles, cards, local made soaps and perfumes, sage, Native American style flutes and carvings, music CDs and more. In addition, Angela DiMare-Messier will be offering chair massages.

The fair is presented by City Arts Nashua, with proceeds helping to fund promotion of Nashua’s vibrant arts scene.

City Arts Nashua is a 501c3 arts services organization working with all artists and arts organizations in greater Nashua. Its mission is to enrich quality of life by providing leadership to support and strengthen arts and culture. City Arts Nashua believes that arts and culture are the heart and soul of any city and a vibrant arts community and strong creative economy are necessary for the development and growth of the greater Nashua area.

Courtesy photo Reader Stacey Smith uses the Ogham Staves, a set of divination tools originating in medieval Ireland.

The Hunt Memorial Building, designed by famed architect Ralph Adams Cram, is the first public building in New Hampshire to be listed on the country’s Register of Historical Places. The Hunt is now run by the City of Nashua as an office building, as a venue for events, meetings and celebrations. It is also home to Great American Downtown.

If you go

Eighth annual Psychic Fair Fundraiser, presented by City Arts Nashua.

Where: Hunt Memorial Building, downtown Nashua.

When: 11:30 a.m.-4 p.m., Sunday, March 4.

Cost: Readings start at $25. Extended readings are available. Cash, check and credit cards accepted.

Information: Call 883-8093 or visit www.cityartsnashua.org.

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