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At the risk of being redundant, the Phoenix Psychic Fair will be coming to the Crowne Plaza on Sunday, March 6. How is this redundant? If you’re asking, then you might not be psychic; in which case, the Phoenix Psychic Fair is coming to town on Sunday, March 6, so...

By Rob Kroehler

March 3, 2011

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At the risk of being redundant, the Phoenix Psychic Fair will be coming to the Crowne Plaza on Sunday, March 6. How is this redundant? If you’re asking, then you might not be psychic; in which case, the Phoenix Psychic Fair is coming to town on Sunday, March 6, so there.

For those of you lacking in clairvoyance, the all-day event will include hourly lectures from such mega-mystics as Lark Tucker and Angel Lightfeather, the latter of whose name is easily mistaken for a brand of toilet paper. It will also include some ethereal elbow-rubbing, palm reading, crystal-ball gazing, free-spoon-bending hors d’ oeuvres, some unspecified live music (we’re guessing that Cannibal Corpse didn’t get the gig), and drawings for some seer-iously sublime goodies. But you probably already know all of this. If not, you’re welcome.

Sun., March 6, 9 a.m.-4 p.m., 2011

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