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Mystic Fair on the cards for Sunshine

30/04/2019

By Laura Michell

Brimbank residents are being encouraged to get in touch with their spiritual side at this month’s Mystic Fair.

Psychic clairvoyant Wilhelmina Handley and her business partner Belinda Blee are bringing the fair to Sunshine on May 5, offering psychic readings, palm readings, astrology, and reiki healings.

They will also be selling colourful crystals, jewellery and essential oils.

Ms Handley said the fair was about promoting holistic health and the psychic world.

She said mystic fairs are becoming popular, with a recent Mystic Fair in Sunbury attracting a big crowd.

“Life is getting harder and people are looking for guidance,” she said.

“We might get somebody wanting advice on a medical procedure and wanting to know if it will go well, or someone who is looking for a new job.”

The fair will be at the Club Italia Sporting Club, 128-152 Furlong Road, Sunshine North, from 10am-4pm.

Details: facebook.com/MysticFairs

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