It’s Virgo Season! As the natural observers of the Zodiac, grab your inner circle and witness a night of Palm Readings during our monthly series Astrology Nights at Amendment 21, our onsite Prohibition-era bar.
Palm Readings | Specialty Cocktails | Discounts
Celebrate the Virgo's in your life! From August 23 to September 22, the sun is in Virgo, which means Virgo season is back and better than ever. Celebrate these service-hearted earth signs when you join us for a free Palm Reading Wednesday nights during Virgo season. Readings are open for any sign in the Zodiac, but as the cool and conscientious earth sign, we encourage you to put your name at the top of the sign-up sheet.
We’re featuring a specialty cocktail this Leo season. The Violet Daquiri, a classic Prohibition-era cocktail made with creme de violet, lime juice, light rum, and simple syrup. Made to perfection, just like a Virgo would do.
Are you a Virgo? Get 20% off drink purchases with proof of ID.
Join us from 5 - 8 PM every Wednesday during Virgo season 9.6 | 9.13 | 9.20
Palm Readings by Luna Rayne
About Luna
Palm readings, scientifically called palmistry, is the practice of fortune telling by studying the palm. The practice can be found worldwide and varies from culture to culture. Those who practice palm reading can be called palmists, hand readers, or chirologists.
Luna sees palm reading as something very personal. She uses touch to feel someone’s hand to better understand the lines and ridges specific to their palm. Additionally, there is a lot she can discover by just looking at someone’s palm. Marriage lines, health lines, character lines, and fate lines allow her insight into how many times someone might be married, how intuitive they might be, how many children they might have, and how healthy they might be.
She likes palm reading because there is less up for interpretation than with tarot card readings, but she can still see the different variations in someone’s life.
Plus, no two palms are exactly the same.
Readings are available for individuals and groups on a first-come, first-served basis. While you wait, enjoy a specialty cocktail and a bite from Amendment 21.
