SteelStacks campus will host live-gallery reading October 30th

BETHLEHEM, Pa.— As the veil between the natural world and spirit world thins The Lehigh Valley Medium will bring answers from beyond to the SteelStacks campus on Halloween Eve. On Sunday, Oct. 30, the Lehigh Valley Medium experience will be hosted in the Visitor Center presented by St.Luke’s University Health Network. Space for this one-of-a-kind event is limited. Tickets are available at steelstacks.org.

From 2-5 p.m., The Lehigh Valley Medium, Matthew Kamont, will host an intimate live gallery reading in the Visitor Center. Kamont’s readings are an experience unlike anything ever encountered before. A live reading is fun, inspirational and full of messages from loved ones that have crossed over. Spirit gives him “signs” of things that he has personally experienced in the physical world. His gift allows him to see (clairvoyant), hear (clairaudient) and feel (clairsentient) things from the other side. Loved ones are constantly sending messages to let the living know they are still with us and watching over us. These signs come in many different forms, armed with his uncanny ability to simply “know” things about others, Kamont’s job is to translate these “signs” into validations and messages.

Since a young age, when speaking with friends and family, he would begin talking about things he would have no way of knowing, from past experiences to current situations. After being informed by world-renowned Spiritual Advisor and Healer, Pat Longo, that he is a Psychic Medium, Kamont’s life changed forever. Following this encounter, he began to share his gift with others around the Lehigh Valley and surrounding areas. He has since traveled to multiple states to share his amazing abilities. Kamont’s modern and down to earth approach brings new life to the world of Mediumship. His kind and personal touch, paired with his hilarious personality, allows him to connect with even the biggest skeptics and show that there certainly is more to life than just the here and now.

Please note that attendance at a live event does not guarantee a reading.

Audio and video recordings are not allowed at live events, however, note taking is strongly encouraged.

 

Information provided to TVL by:
Kelley Andrade, ArtsQuest
Public Relations Coordinator
http://www.artsquest.org/

 

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