Merrimack Valley’s thoughts become transparent

The world-renowned intuitive Jon Stetson will express to the residents of North Andover and surrounding communities exactly what is on their minds at his show this weekend.

‘The Stetson Experience’ offers up a unique style of telepathic entertainment with the talker’s exclusive type of humor, passion, and empathy. His compelling and animated presentations afford the audience an opportunity to explore first-hand, the microcosm of psychic phenomenon.

Stetson displayed an interest in the supernatural at a very young age and was fortunate enough to have studied with some of the most gifted and prolific clairvoyants in the industry. Stetson has performed for hundreds of audiences around the world, as well as for smaller gatherings and even private sessions comprised of two clients. He has been invited to the White House and has appeared on the A&E network. Further, Stetson is the primary consultant for ‘The Mentalist’—a CBS television series.

As is likely to be promoted through posted printing, the aim is for those in attendance to explore their inherent abilities during a relaxing and provocative evening. The entire audience will participate, and guests are likely to be surprised to discover their innate potential. No-one in attendance will remain as an observer.

Taking place on Saturday, April 20 and starting at 7:00 pm, the session will feature at Salvatore’s Riverwalk in the Function Room, located at 354 Merrimack Street in Lawrence — about a half hour from Newburyport. Tickets to the Dinner Show cost $45.00 and include the show and an Italian buffet prepared by the house chef. Tickets for just the show without the buffet dinner are $25.00.

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