By the late 1960s, sales of the Ouija board rivaled that of America’s best-selling board games. In small towns and large, from Los Angeles to New York, the famous wooden planks and planchettes seemingly were everywhere, delivering titillating, subversive entertainment for teen-agers and grad students, housewives and poets. But Ouija was no ordinary toy. Join Albert Lucio and Jake Cordero of The Austin Séance for a hands-on workshop on the history and use of these fascinating divinatory devices. This group practice session on Sunday, Oct. 25, will last approximately 70 minutes.
