Are you intrigued by the world of witches and witchcraft? If you are, you might be wondering if there are any witchy things near you. Look no further, as I will guide you through some interesting locations and activities that might pique your witchy interest. 1. Witchcraft shops: Start by exploring any witchcraft or metaphysical shops in your area. These stores often offer a wide range of magical supplies and tools, such as crystals, tarot cards, spell books, and herbs. Visiting these shops might provide you with the opportunity to meet like-minded individuals and gain insight into witchcraft practices.
Have you ever thought about who takes school pictures!? Well this is it, Photography By James takes school photos every year! How cool is that!?
Kayden: What was the hardest part in starting your business? James: Building out the customer base is the hardest part. Kayden: How did you come up with the idea to start this business? James: I’ve wanted to be a photographer since junior high school! Kayden: What’s the busiest part or time of your day?
James: Mornings and after children get home from school it gets busy. Kayden: How long has your store been in business?
James: 40 years. A little bit about James Bango
• He drove a locomotive for the railroad, but it wasn’t his passion.
• What he likes most is being around the people and taking their photos and looking back at them.
We interviewed multiple store owners in downtown Beaver to learn about the history of the store and got to check out a lot of interesting things too. We interviewed multiple store owners in downtown Beaver to learn about the history of the store and got to check out a lot of interesting things too.
Visiting these shops might provide you with the opportunity to meet like-minded individuals and gain insight into witchcraft practices. 2. Psychic readings: Consider scheduling a psychic reading or a tarot card reading to gain insight into your future or seek guidance from a spiritual perspective.
The Beautiful Town of Downtown Beaver (Pt II)
Written by Olivia Peabody & Kayden Blinn, Dutch Ridge Elementary School Students Our names are Olivia Peabody and Kayden Blinn. We are from Dutch Ridge Elementary School, and we are 11 and 12 years old. We interviewed multiple store owners in downtown Beaver to learn about the history of the store and got to check out a lot of interesting things too!
Witch Flavor | Owner: Lisa Ragazzini & John Biondi
You scream, I scream, we all scream for WITCH FLAVOR. Love ice cream, then you should fly right down to Witch Flavor and enjoy this frozen treat! And the best part, you can also get some tasty delicious homemade soup as well! The lasagna soup will leave you wanting more!
Olivia: How did you come up with the idea to start a business?
Lisa: My friend, now business partner and I lived across the street from each other and while we were busy raising families and working full time, we knew our town needed an ice cream store. We envisioned a place that we could walk to with our children that would also be a lovely asset to our already thriving community. We talked about it for about a year before planning began.
Olivia: How long has your store been in business?
Lisa: We opened in June of 2011, so over 10 years!
Olivia: What are the best rewards from opening your business?
Lisa: The rewards are honestly, endless. We have met and befriended so many people in the community and beyond. We have watched our employees grow into great people. We have had opportunities to connect with the local schools, churches and organizations. We have met quite a few puppies too! Some advice from Lisa
• When you are planning to start a small business, it’s important that you find something that your whole town can benefit from.
• We believed in the power of the ice cream cone from the very beginning. It brings such joy to children and folks of all ages.
• Once you have chosen and established your business, always be aware of the unexpected and enjoy every moment. We believe in slow and controlled growth.
• Stay true to yourself and be open minded to change.
Two Rivers Olive Oil Store | Owners: Sherri Herstine-Icenhour & Bill Porto
When you go to the Two Rivers Olive Oil Store what do you first think of it? Is it the variety of flavors, the unique tastes, the endless possibilities? And…. did you know that the average olive tree lives for 300-600 years?
Olivia: What was the hardest part in starting your business?
Sherri: The hardest part in starting the business was not really knowing if it would succeed or fail.
Olivia: How did you come up with the idea to start this business?
Sherri: I came up with this business when I was out of town on a girl’s weekend in Ohio. I went into a store like mine and absolutely fell in love with it. But I had no experience whatsoever! But I knew it was what I wanted to do!
Olivia: What’s the busiest time or part of your day? Sherri: Saturdays are always the busiest day. Olivia: How long has your store been in business? Sherri: We’ve been in business for 6 1⁄2 years! A little bit about Sherri
• Her favorite Olive oil is Baklouti Fused Green Chili Oil.
• Previous work experience was always with outside sales, and she started off selling payroll to businesses like hers. Also, for 20 years, she sold medical devices to hospitals.
• She loves the main street of Beaver and meeting the people from all over who love to come down and shop at little stores like hers!
• Before her business came into this lot it was Sangha Yoga Center, and before that it was a pet store. For years it was Roland’s Toy Store which was a big part of Beaver History!
Photography By James | Owner/Manager: James Bango
Have you ever thought about who takes school pictures!? Well this is it, Photography By James takes school photos every year! How cool is that!?
Kayden: What was the hardest part in starting your business? James: Building out the customer base is the hardest part. Kayden: How did you come up with the idea to start this business? James: I’ve wanted to be a photographer since junior high school! Kayden: What’s the busiest part or time of your day?
James: Mornings and after children get home from school it gets busy. Kayden: How long has your store been in business?
James: 40 years. A little bit about James Bango
• He drove a locomotive for the railroad, but it wasn’t his passion.
• What he likes most is being around the people and taking their photos and looking back at them.
Pizza Joe’s | Owner/Manager: Tiffany Rader
Have you ever thought about the most original pizza place in downtown Beaver!? Well, when I think about it, I think of Pizza Joes and their delicious pizza!
Kayden: What was the hardest part in starting your business?
Tiffany: I was here as a regular employee for 15 years and I worked my way up
to own it!
Kayden: How did you come up with the idea to start this business?
Tiffany: Just working here for a long time and loving what I do so I knew I wanted to take it over.
Kayden: What’s the busiest time or part of your day? Tiffany: Weekends are the busiest time, mostly Sundays are. Kayden: How long has your store been in business?
Tiffany: It’s been in business since 1993 so 29 years! Interesting Facts About Pizza Joes and Tiffany Rader
• Pepperoni is the most common topping.
• She likes the fun atmosphere at Pizza Joes.
• Before it was Pizza Joe’s the space was many things including an ice cream store!
• Owners of Pizza Joe’s were originally Dave Porter and his wife.
• She took it over in April of 2021.
Special advice: Stick to your goal and work hard and you’ll achieve it! This is her message to kids who want to do this.
When you go to the Two Rivers Olive Oil Store what do you first think of it? Is it the variety of flavors, the unique tastes, the endless possibilities? And…. did you know that the average olive tree lives for 300-600 years?
Olivia: What was the hardest part in starting your business?
Sherri: The hardest part in starting the business was not really knowing if it would succeed or fail.
Olivia: How did you come up with the idea to start this business?
Sherri: I came up with this business when I was out of town on a girl’s weekend in Ohio. I went into a store like mine and absolutely fell in love with it. But I had no experience whatsoever! But I knew it was what I wanted to do!
Olivia: What’s the busiest time or part of your day? Sherri: Saturdays are always the busiest day. Olivia: How long has your store been in business? Sherri: We’ve been in business for 6 1⁄2 years! A little bit about Sherri
• Her favorite Olive oil is Baklouti Fused Green Chili Oil.
• Previous work experience was always with outside sales, and she started off selling payroll to businesses like hers. Also, for 20 years, she sold medical devices to hospitals.
• She loves the main street of Beaver and meeting the people from all over who love to come down and shop at little stores like hers!
• Before her business came into this lot it was Sangha Yoga Center, and before that it was a pet store. For years it was Roland’s Toy Store which was a big part of Beaver History!
Psychics and tarot card readers tap into intuitive abilities to provide you with guidance and advice on various aspects of your life. 3. New Age events: Keep an eye out for any New Age or mystical events happening in your area. These events often bring together people from different spiritual backgrounds and may include workshops, talks, or activities related to witchcraft, astrology, or energy healing. 4. Pagan festivals: Research if there are any pagan or witchcraft festivals taking place near you. These gatherings usually feature rituals, workshops, and performances centered around pagan beliefs and practices. Attending a pagan festival can be an incredible way to immerse yourself in the witchy community and broaden your knowledge about different pagan paths. 5. Nature walks and rituals: Nature has always been closely associated with witchcraft and pagan practices. Take advantage of nearby parks, forests, or open spaces and explore them with a mindful and spiritual mindset. You can also create your own rituals, such as meditation, grounding exercises, or even spellcasting, in nature to connect with your inner witch. 6. Online communities: Don't forget about the power of the internet! Joining online communities, forums, or social media groups focused on witches and witchcraft can provide you with invaluable resources, knowledge exchange, and discussion platforms. Engaging with like-minded individuals from all over the world can help you learn and grow on your witchy journey. Remember, witchcraft is a personal and varied practice, so feel free to explore and experiment with different aspects that resonate with you. Whether it's browsing through mystical shops, attending pagan festivals, or connecting with online communities, the witchy world has a lot to offer if you are open to its magic..
Reviews for "Dive into the Witchy Scene: Must-See Spots for Witches Near Me"
1. Sarah - 1 out of 5 stars: I was really looking forward to "Witchy things near me" as I am a big fan of supernatural and mystical experiences. However, I was extremely disappointed with the event. The venue was poorly organized, and the staff seemed clueless about the activities they were supposed to offer. The "witches" present were more interested in taking selfies and chatting amongst themselves rather than engaging with the attendees. Moreover, the advertised workshops and demonstrations were either canceled or conducted by unqualified individuals. Overall, it felt like a complete waste of time and money.
2. Jake - 2 out of 5 stars: As someone who likes exploring alternative spirituality, I was excited to attend "Witchy things near me." Unfortunately, it didn't live up to my expectations. The event felt more like a flea market with vendors selling generic occult-themed products, rather than an immersive and educational experience. The workshops were poorly organized, and the instructors seemed unenthusiastic and unprepared. Additionally, the advertised psychic readings were limited and rushed, leaving little room for personal connections or insightful advice. It was a missed opportunity to create a truly enlightening and transformative experience.
3. Emily - 2 out of 5 stars: I had high hopes for "Witchy things near me," but it turned out to be a disappointment. The event was overcrowded, making it difficult to fully engage with any of the activities or even move around comfortably. The presenters seemed more interested in promoting their own products than imparting any valuable knowledge or insights. The lack of diversity and authentic representation of different spiritual practices was also a letdown. Overall, I didn't feel like I gained any new knowledge or had any meaningful experiences, and I wouldn't recommend it to fellow seekers of the mystical and magical.
4. Brian - 1 out of 5 stars: "Witchy things near me" was a complete letdown. The event was advertised as a celebration of witchcraft and all things magical, but it mostly consisted of cheaply made merchandise and gimmicky products. The majority of the vendors were selling mass-produced items with no real connection to traditional witchcraft or spiritual practices. The workshops seemed more like sales pitches than educational sessions. It appeared to be more about making a profit than fostering a genuine interest in the craft. If you're looking for an authentic and inspiring witchy experience, I recommend looking elsewhere.