A home for play, curiosity and creative connection
Had a reading with me? Tell me how it landed →
Hello 🐇
I’m Becky. Hopscotch and Hare is where I bring together tarot, gatherings, coaching and the occasional detour into the wonderfully peculiar.
It’s built on a simple idea: play and curiosity can help us approach even serious things a little differently.
How I read tarot
I use tarot as a tool for reflection and storytelling, not fortune-telling. The cards don’t decide anything for you. They offer pictures, prompts and a fresh angle on whatever you bring to the table.
Expect questions rather than pronouncements, some reflection, and probably a laugh. My job is to help you notice what stirs, what surprises you and what you might want to do next.
I’m a member of the Tarot Association of the British Isles (TABI) and follow its code of ethics. I don’t give health, legal, financial or pregnancy predictions, and no card is ever a warning or a doom.
Tarot After Dark ✨
An evening of cards, candlelight and conversation with my friend Sam, a professional reader. It’s social, a little witchy, and raises donations for Mind Monmouthshire.
When: Sunday 15 November 2026
Where: Her Peaceful Place
In aid of: Mind Monmouthshire
The wider world
Alongside the cards, Hopscotch and Hare offers:
- Circles and gatherings: gentle, unhurried women’s circles to pause, connect and reflect together
- Coaching and Lumina profiling: exploring how you work and what matters to you. I’m also an IPHM-certified Practical Magic facilitator, trained with Kate Taylor
- Facilitation and workshops: for charities, social enterprises and curious teams
Tell me how it landed
Had a reading with me? I’d love to hear how it felt. Four quick questions, all optional. You can read how I use your information in my ethics and terms.
Pull a ticket 🎟️
Ask the Seagull, the Clown or the Ghost at the Wonder Kiosk for a thought experiment to take into your week. It doesn’t tell fortunes; it hands out questions.
Stay curious
Follow along on Instagram for card pulls, behind-the-scenes moments and news of upcoming gatherings. Want a reading, a workshop or a chat? Get in touch.
