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The Long Island Medium Visits Tucson

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With restrictions lifting on live events, more exciting shows and entertainment are coming to Tucson. This upcoming weekend fans of the TLC show "The Long Island Medium" can enjoy an intimate evening with Theresa Caputo at the Lowes Ventana Canyon Resort. She is putting on the Theresa Caputo Live: Platinum Experience tour this summer, and Tucson is one of her stops.

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Choose from two, three, and four seat tables for you and your friends. Tickets for the two-seat tables are $250 and go up from there. The more seats you reserve, the less per person you'll pay. Find tickets through her website or other ticket venues.

Theresa Caputo has been a practicing medium for over twenty years and her talents have been showcased on the hit TLC show "The Long Island Medium". She does readings for those who have had loved ones who have passed. She describes her gift as a feeling or recall.

"Spirit mostly speaks to me through a sixth sense—a kind of feeling and knowing. When I get information, it feels like very strong intuition, or recall." - Theresa Caputo
Many people who follow Theresa believe she has the gift of being able to speak with spirits that have passed on. Whether you want to find healing or perhaps see if she's the real deal, her Platinum Experience tour will be sure to entertain and uplift.
She's putting on two shows for two days. Both days have a 3 pm and a 7 pm show, which lasts roughly 90 minutes. In that time she'll take readings throughout the venue and speak on her methods for communicating with loved ones.
Reviews on her past tour stops have been mixed. Some people find it helpful, uplifting and inspiring. Others have perceived her shows to be scripted and generic. I think an event like this is great for those who want to experience a medium in person, whether they believe her gift is real or not. it's certainly bound to make you think!
Find more information on Theresa at her website, or follow her podcast. Tickets are still available for all of the showtimes this weekend. Masks and social distancing will be enforced for the safety of the audience at this event.

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