Doors are Open at The Parlour Hot Springs

The Parlour Hot Springs is owned and operated by Amy Davis and has been open since September 3rd, 2019. Amy has blended her love for Halloween, Victorian Gothic and Primitive genres to come up with a unique shopping experience where spooky New England meets the primitive South.

The shop offers candles, perfume oils, intention oils, incense, soap, jewelry, books, witch balls and tarot cards all from small makers across the U.S.

The back part of the store is a dedicated space filled with tables and chairs where workshops and classes take place. Yasmin Martin and Michelle Crandell will be offering tarot readings and Darrin Owens will be offering psycard and bone readings. Upcoming workshops include making your own Good Luck Mojo Bag and Spirits of the Dead lecture, both taught by Darrin.

Because of the great feedback from the local community, fresh herbs, dried herbs and intention candles will be added very soon. Also coming up in the near future will be pop up events highlighting local artisans and makers. If you have a special gift or talent you think might be a good fit for workshops or classes, please drop by the shop and meet Amy. Find them on Facebook: TheParlourHotSprings, and Instagram @TheParlourHotSprings. Visit www.TheParlourHotSprings.com for the latest information on events.

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