Let’s get (meta)physical ✨

Metaphysical shops, tarot card readers + energy healing in Lexington, KY

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All the colorful crystals + candles you could ever need. | Photo by @shopcreaturesofwhim
Happy 11/11, Lexington — it’s time to make a wish.

Today, we’re tapping into our inner mystic + showcasing five different local options that can help guide you on your holistic journey.

Shop

Creatures of Whim, 126 N. Broadway | A downtown haven for the spiritual community, Creatures of Whim has a curated collection of fair-trade handmade goods. Shop for tarot cards, incense, herbs, teas, crystals, home decor + more.

Try: Crystal Basics with Amy Hudson | Thurs., Dec. 15 | $50

White Willow Emporium, 400 Old Vine St. | This women-owned metaphysical mecca has an aromatherapy bar to build your own healing scents, and sustainably-sourced crystals, candles, and jewelry.

Try: Intuitive Healing + Development | Sat., Nov. 12 | 1-2:30 p.m. | $30

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Jennifer has Jin Shin Jyutsu clients of all shapes + sizes. | Photo courtesy of Jennifer Bradley

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Learn

Jennifer Bradley, Jin Shin Jyutsu | This practice is the art of using light, non-invasive touch on specific locations on the body that balance and harmonize the energetic system resulting in both physical and emotional changes. It’s perfect for pets too.

Vicki Young, Medicine Dream Healing | If you’ve been feeling anxious or overwhelmed, an intuitive counseling and chakra healing session might be just what you need. Learn about what feeds your soul, what drains your personal power, and help uncover your purpose.

Keary Q., Casually Ascending | Intuitive guidance and tarot readings are designed to tap into a higher perspective + provide a pathway to understand your highest self. Sessions are available in-person or via Zoom.
Friday, Nov. 11
  • Newsies Jr. | Friday, Nov. 11 | 7:30 p.m. | Leeds Center for the Arts, 37 N. Main St., Winchester | $15 | Watch the story of a charismatic paperboy unfold on stage in this musical production.
  • Vinyl Richie | Friday, Nov. 11 | 9 p.m. | O’Neill’s, 2051 Richmond Rd., Lexington | $10 | Dance the night away to Lexington’s most diverse cover band singing everything from 2Pac to The Beatles.
  • UK vs. Duquesne | Friday, Nov. 11 | 7 p.m. | RUPP Arena, 430 W. Vine St., Lexington | $22 | Watch the UK men’s team try to improve their record to 2-0 as they take on Duquesne at Rupp.
  • UK vs. Morehead State | Friday, Nov. 11 | 6 p.m. | Memorial Coliseum, 201 Ave. of Champions, Lexington | $10 | This local rivalry will feature the women’s basketball team taking on the Eagles on their home court.
Saturday, Nov. 12
  • 2022 Mirror Twin Chili Cook-Off | Saturday, Nov. 12 | 3-7:30 p.m. | Mirror Twin Brewing, 725 National Ave., Lexington | $10 | This classic chili cook-off also features craft beer from local brewery Mirror Twin.
  • Holiday Open House | Saturday, Nov. 12 | 10 a.m.-5 p.m. | Feather Your Nest, 1317 W. Main St., Lexington | Free | This local antique store is celebrating its 21st anniversary with a holiday open house that features snacks, hot apple cider + holiday discounts.
  • UK vs. Vanderbilt | Saturday, Nov. 12 | 12 p.m. | Kroger Field | $19 | The Cats are taking on the Commodores at home + the game will also be broadcast on the SEC Network.
Sunday, Nov. 13
  • The ReRun | Sunday, Nov. 13 | 11 a.m.-7 p.m. | Vintage Therapy, 101. W. Loudon Ave. | Price of purchase | Shop from a curated collection of vintage clothing from 20+ vendors with food and drink options + a DJ.
  • Garland Making Class | Sunday, Nov. 13 | 2 p.m. | Central Bank Center, 430 W Vine St, Lexington | $75 | Make your own festive garland with Robin of Southern Hospitality & Etiquette — includes all materials and tools needed to make your own tablescape or mantle decoration.
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Weather
  • 63º | Rain | 96% chance of rain
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Eat
  • It’s the most wonderful time of the yearLexington Pizza Week. The annual event kicks off next week and runs from Mon., Nov. 14 to Sun., Nov. 20 + features $6 pies at participating locations around town. Check out the full list of participating restaurants here. 🍕
Seasonal
  • Santa Claus is coming to town. Get in the holiday spirit and head to Fayette Mall on Thurs., Nov. 17 for the Wake Up Santa Show. The event begins at 5 p.m. and is a great opportunity for photo ops. Afterward, he will be located at Dillard’s Court every day until Christmas Eve to meet everyone and take photos. 🎄
  • The University of Kentucky Arboretum is transitioning to winter hours. While the grounds remain open daily, the visitor center is now only open 9 a.m.-4 p.m., Monday-Friday. Additionally, the Kentucky Children’s Garden is closed for the season.
Pets
  • The Coldstream dog park will be temporarily “pawsing” operations beginning Mon., Nov. 14 in order to complete some renovations. The new additions will include two accessible parking spaces, a walkway from the accessible parking spaces to the dog park, and additional concrete pads + walkways. 🐶
Cause
  • Kentucky’s favorite soda — Ale-8-One — has created one-of-a-kind sneakers. The soda company only created three pairs that will be auctioned off, with all proceeds benefitting Team Eastern KY Flood Relief Fund. Honestly, they’re so cool looking. Check them out here. 👟
Today Is
  • Veterans Day, a federal holiday commemorating people who have served in the United States Armed Forces. Expect various closures related to the holiday, and help honor our military personnel by attending the city’s Veterans Day Festival at Masterson Station Park on Sat., Nov. 12.
Travel
  • Dreaming up a trip to the Bahamas? This Spanish Wells private cottage might just be your new happy place. It’s steps from the turquoise water, fully air conditioned, and is rated five stars. Book it as a January getaway or the best holiday gift ever for $299 avg/night. 🌊*
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How do you burgoo?

Where to find burgoo in Lexington, Kentucky

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Local artist Wylie Caudill poses with his completed Horse Mania horse titled “Sweet Cerulean.”
Ever since the Keeneland Fall Meet ended, I’ve been thinking about burgoo. It seems this staple dish of the Commonwealth can be as fleeting as the fall foliage.

So, I went on a mission to sample some burgoo from two local spots: Dad’s Favorites Deli + Stella’s Kentucky Deli.

Dad’s Favorites Deli

  • Details: Dad’s serves its burgoo seasonally, just like Keeneland. So it wasn’t on the menu when I went.
  • However: I found out that its étouffée is actually award-winning and delicious.
  • What to expect: The menu changes daily here — come with an open mind and an empty belly.
The hunt continues...

Stella’s Kentucky Deli

  • Details: Burgoo is always on the menu at Stella’s + it’s made with locally sourced meat from neighboring farms.
  • What to expect: The stew includes beef, chicken, and pork — as well as a base of chicken stock + bacon grease, not your typical tomato-based burgoo.
  • Pair with: Something lighter — I suggest the Apple and Kentucky Bleu Cheese Sandwich.
THE WRAP

Today’s issue was written by Aaron

Editor’s pick: Coach Cal — watch out. I just had my first successful practice as the head coach of my son’s YMCA basketball team. I’m not saying this squad of 7-year-olds is Final Four potential, but I wouldn’t be surprised if we busted more than a few brackets.

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