How to Browse What's On and Visit The College of Psychic Studies

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You can browse the full programme through the What's On calendar, which lists upcoming courses, workshops and talks in both online and in-person formats. If you prefer self-paced learning, the College also offers on-demand videos and audio. For an in-person visit, the building is open to visitors Tuesday to Sunday, 11am–4pm. Booking and membership sign-up are handled through the website.

Browsing the What's On Calendar

The What's On calendar is the main entry point for the current programme. Each listing shows the event title, date, format (online or in person), and a "Booking & More Info" link.

Examples from the current listings give a sense of the range:

Date Event Format Audience
Oct 25 Deep Dive into the Air Signs & Houses (Carmen Turner-Schott) Online workshop Open to all
Oct 26 Archangel Chamuel Healing Meditation (Liesl Duffy) Online talk Open to all
Oct 26 The Principles of Kabbalah (Mike Bais) Online course (5 weeks) Open to all

To use the calendar:

  1. Open the What's On section of the site.
  2. Scan the upcoming listings, or open the full calendar for a longer view.
  3. Select an event and follow its "Booking & More Info" link to see details and book.

Expected result: you land on the event page with booking options. A common sticking point is format — some events are livestream-only, so check before planning a trip to London.

Learning at Your Own Pace

Beyond livestream courses, workshops and talks, the College offers a range of on-demand videos and audio content. This suits people who cannot attend scheduled sessions or who want to revisit material. Use the on-demand offerings page to see what is available.

Planning an In-Person Visit

The College is open for visitors Tuesday to Sunday, 11am–4pm. The site describes the London building as home to an archive of art, artefacts and printed materials, plus a library of rare books — useful context if you are deciding whether a visit is worth your time. The College has been running since 1884 and describes itself as one of the oldest schools of its kind.

Before travelling, confirm that the event you want is in person rather than online, since much of the programme is delivered as livestream sessions.

Membership and Booking

Courses are booked online through the event listings. Membership is a separate option: members receive exclusive discounts and other benefits, and the site frames it as joining a community of like-minded people. If you plan to take several courses, compare the member discount against the membership cost before deciding. The site does not publish prices in the material available here, so check the individual event pages and membership page for current figures.

Quick Reference

  • What's On calendar: full programme of courses, workshops and talks, online and in person
  • On-demand content: videos and audio for self-paced study
  • Visitor hours: Tuesday to Sunday, 11am–4pm
  • Booking: via each event's "Booking & More Info" link
  • Membership: discounts and benefits; sign-up on the website
  • Donations: the College is an educational charity; donations support the building, archive and rare-book library