Edgar Cayce Hometown Seminar 2026
Register for Cayce Days!
The Museums of Historic Hopkinsville-Christian County is making plans to celebrate the work of psychic Edgar Cayce the weekend of Friday, March 20 through Sunday, March 22, 2026. Join us in downtown Hopkinsville for activities that center around Edgar Cayce’s roots in Christian County and the major impact he continues to make throughout the world.
The weekend will feature a special presentation by keynote speaker Adam Stokes and professional astrologer Mallory Key.
Born in Christian County in 1877, Edgar Cayce displayed great gifts of clairvoyance that he used to help thousands of people overcome health and other problems. Widely known as the “Sleeping Prophet,” Cayce is credited at being an early force in holistic medicine and the New Age movement. His lifetime work continues to provide healthy living goals, spiritual ideals, and life lessons today.
Keynote speaker Adam Stokes is a published author, professor, and scholar with degrees in religion from Duke University and Yale Divinity School. His presentation, “Atlantis Today: The Phenomenon of Soul Groups from the Last Civilization,” will bring an academic framework to Cayce’s esoteric tradition, drawing on Stokes’ own research in ancient civilizations, classical studies, and biblical history.
Mallory Key is a professional astrologer accredited with the American Federation for Astrologers. Bringing more than 15 years experience, Key brings insight into the astral influences that affect our daily lives.
Registration is required for all learning sessions. Register for the full weekend for $100 ($90 for Museum Members) online or by calling the museum at 270-887-4270.
Visiting from out of town? The Holiday Inn and Suites in Hopkinsville is offering a discounted rate of $124 per night for Cayce Days. Call the hotel directly at 270-887-8600 to book with the Edgar Cayce Hometown Seminar group.
Unless specified otherwise, all programs and activities will take place at the Pennyroyal Area Museum located at 217 East 9th Street in downtown Hopkinsville.
For more information and to register for sessions, visit our Facebook page, website, or call the Museums at 270-887-4270. The Cayce Days full schedule will be announced at a later date.
“There is much to be unlearned. There is much to learn.”
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