Gypsy Hands Healing Art Center

Gypsy Hands Healing Art Center Intuitive and holistic healing services. This center is the result of proprietor, Sara Griscom’s, vision and experiences in the world.

Twenty later, Gypsy Hands, now a Green Business, is home to energy medicine, alternative and holistic healing, as well as Maori deep-tissue healing. The center provides Intuitive Readings, Deep Tissue Maori Bodywork, Reiki Therapy, Reiki Training & Energy Medicine Certification. Workshops for various topics in healing and dance are often hosted here. Gypsy Hands is extremely appreciative of our community, whose support continues to nurture our expansion!

Beautiful Claire…🌹 Belly Dance IS Back! Welcome Home Claire Metz!!! 🤩 (Sign up now! Only 4 spots left!)Join us 😍 at Gyps...
06/17/2026

Beautiful Claire…🌹 Belly Dance IS Back! Welcome Home Claire Metz!!! 🤩 (Sign up now! Only 4 spots left!)
Join us 😍 at Gypsy Hands Healing Arts Center on Thursday, June 25, at 6:00 p.m., as we launch our new Healing Arts Class Series:
Belly Dancing with Claire Metz (an eight-week series)
Class 1: Thursday, June 25, 2026 6 p.m.–7 p.m.
Belly Dancing with Claire Metz is a beginner-level, eight-week dance series designed to be friendly, fun, and informative.
This is a non-judgmental series of classes—and all genders are welcome!
Price: $120 for the eight-week class; $20 for single-class drop-ins.
Class is limited to 20 dancers.

To register, contact:
[email protected]

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Claire Metz is a skilled Tribal Fusion Belly Dancer. She is well-versed in Poi and fire arts.

Claire’s journey with dance began at Gypsy Hands Healing Arts Center, where she studied under Proprietress Sara Griscom. She has performed at Bonnaroo, the Tennessee Theater in Knoxville, and The Orange Peel in Asheville, North Carolina.

Claire has also performed with several other renowned troupes, including Shadhavar Tribal Duo, Gypsyville Belly Dance, and Panty Raid! Burlesque. In 2010 she founded Humaya Tribal Fusion, a dance school and student troupe, to share her love of dance with the community of Knoxville and beyond.

Claire holds certifications in teaching Belly Dance through the Lisa Zahiya Teacher Training Program, Pilates Mat Level 1 with Power Pilates, and General Group Fitness through the YMCA. She is also CPR certified.

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The Gypsy Hands Healing Arts Class Series™ features a diverse range of classes and workshops — from health and wellness to herbalism, spirituality, and personal transformation — designed to nurture the mind, body, and spirit, all in our cozy and inviting setting and always offering a thoughtful and memorable experience.

Presented by Sara Xochitl Griscom and Gypsy Hands Healing Arts Center, along with our wonderful team. 🤩

707 N. Central St.
Knoxville, TN 37917

(Free parking across the street)

Belly Dance IS Back! Welcome Home Claire Metz! 💃🏻🌹✨Join us 😍 at Gypsy Hands Healing Arts Center on Thursday, June 25, at...
06/12/2026

Belly Dance IS Back! Welcome Home Claire Metz! 💃🏻🌹✨
Join us 😍 at Gypsy Hands Healing Arts Center on Thursday, June 25, at 5:30 p.m., as we launch our new Healing Arts Class Series:
Belly Dancing with Claire Metz (an eight week series)

Class 1: Thursday, June 25, 2026
5:30 p.m.–7 p.m.

Belly Dancing with Claire Metz is a beginner-level, eight-week dance series designed to be friendly, fun, and informative.

This is a non-judgmental series of classes—and all genders are welcome!

Price: $120 for the eight-week class; $20 for single-class drop-ins.

Class is limited to 20 dancers.

To register, contact:
[email protected]

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Claire Metz is a skilled Tribal Fusion Belly Dancer. She is well-versed in Poi and fire arts.

Claire’s journey with dance began at Gypsy Hands Healing Arts Center, where she studied under Proprietress Sara Griscom. She has performed at Bonnaroo, the Tennessee Theater in Knoxville, and The Orange Peel in Asheville, North Carolina.

Claire has also performed with several other renowned troupes, including Shadhavar Tribal Duo, Gypsyville Belly Dance, and Panty Raid! Burlesque. In 2010 she founded Humaya Tribal Fusion, a dance school and student troupe, to share her love of dance with the community of Knoxville and beyond.

Claire holds certifications in teaching Belly Dance through the Lisa Zahiya Teacher Training Program, Pilates Mat Level 1 with Power Pilates, and General Group Fitness through the YMCA. She is also CPR certified.

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The Gypsy Hands Healing Arts Class Series™ features a diverse range of classes and workshops — from health and wellness to herbalism, spirituality, and personal transformation — designed to nurture the mind, body, and spirit, all in our cozy and inviting setting and always offering a thoughtful and memorable experience.

Presented by Sara Griscom and Gypsy Hands Healing Arts Center, along with our wonderful team. 🤩

707 N. Central St.
Knoxville, TN 37917

(Free parking directly across the street)

We are very excited to announce…🌹Join us at Gypsy Hands Healing Arts Center on Friday, June 5, for the First Friday Even...
05/26/2026

We are very excited to announce…🌹Join us at Gypsy Hands Healing Arts Center on Friday, June 5, for the First Friday Event Series, presenting:
Jessica Gosney Kirk: “What’s It All Mean: An Exploration of Meaning-Making Through Form”

Friday, June 5, 2026
5–9 p.m.

Through layered forms, intuitive mark-making, and expressive abstraction, Jessica Gosney Kirk creates paintings that explore balance, emotional integration, and the search for wholeness. Her work invites viewers into a contemplative space where joy, sorrow, tension, calm, and contradiction can coexist — and where abstraction becomes both a personal practice and a way of connecting to something larger.

Gosney Kirk earned her BFA in Graphic Design and MS in Education from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, and is a teaching artist at Belle Morris Elementary. She works primarily in acrylic, ink, watercolor, gouache, and mixed media on canvas and paper.

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The Gypsy Hands First Friday Event Series features musicians, painters, photographers, sculptors, poets, and dancers in a cozy and inviting setting — offering a thoughtful and memorable experience.

Presented by Gypsy Hands Healing Arts Center at the Lil’ Tea Temple on Central.

707 N. Central St.
Knoxville, TN 37917

(Free parking directly across the street)

Circle of the Sacred Feminine 🌹Join us at Gypsy Hands Healing Arts Center on Sunday, May 17, for Circle of the Sacred Fe...
05/07/2026

Circle of the Sacred Feminine 🌹
Join us at Gypsy Hands Healing Arts Center on Sunday, May 17, for Circle of the Sacred Feminine, a guided gathering designed to help participants reconnect with their voices, energy, intuition—and inner sense of strength.
Facilitated by Wendy Smith and Susie Dew, the circle will include energy work, breathwork, reflection, and open conversation. The gathering is intended for women who want to build community, take time for self-care, and share sisterhood—listening to themselves and exploring connection with one another through reflection and conversation.
The gathering will move between introspective moments and group exchange: connecting with the breath, the physical body, and the energy body; engaging in practices such as an energy ball exercise; and using the voice for somatic release through sound. Participants will have the opportunity to speak and listen in the larger group and pairs or trios—creating connection. Time will be held at the close for informal conversation.
Wendy Smith is a Reiki master, yoga instructor, and energy worker who believes in the power of presence, healing, and the divine light.
Susie Dew is a wellness practitioner whose work includes functional nutrition, herbalism, breathwork, and shamanic energy healing. She is devoted to helping women reconnect with their bodies, intuition, and wisdom.
This is not a seminar or lecture, but a safe space to participate, to be heard, and to grow through shared experience and wisdom. Wendy and Susie provide guidance, helping maintain balance so that each participant has the opportunity to be witnessed, while also offering tools that can support daily life.
Wendy and Susie will guide participants through an experience of reflection, connection, and discovery, with room to contribute—and leave feeling more grounded.
Koha (Donation): $30 (Limited to 11 participants. Pre-registration is required.)
To Register: Please email Wendy Smith at [email protected]

Circle of the Sacred Feminine

Sunday, May 17, 2026
4–5:30 p.m.

Gypsy Hands Healing Arts Center
707 North Central Street
Knoxville, TN 37917
Free parking directly across the street
www.GypsyHands.com

Eliot Tatler…🌹 Join us at Gypsy Hands Healing Arts Center on Friday, May 1, for the First Friday Event Series, presentin...
04/30/2026

Eliot Tatler…🌹
Join us at Gypsy Hands Healing Arts Center on Friday, May 1, for the First Friday Event Series, presenting:
Eliot Tatler “I was the shadow of the waxwing slain”
Friday, May 1, 2026
5–9 p.m.
Eliot Tatler is an artist, writer, and architecture student born and raised in Knoxville. The qualitative aspects of architecture—particularly phenomenology—inform her paintings.
In January 2025, Tatler began working in oil paint, a shift that has become central to her current practice. Her influences include Egon Schiele, Francis Bacon, and Tracey Emin; music and film also play a significant role in shaping her work.
Tatler’s paintings explore themes of guilt, liberation, and nostalgia through unconventional means. Infused with personal, literary, and biblical references, even her most intimate works invite an unexpected sense of relatability.
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The Gypsy Hands First Friday Event Series features musicians, painters, photographers, sculptors, poets, and dancers in a cozy and inviting setting—offering a thoughtful and memorable experience.

Gypsy Hands Healing Arts Center
707 North Central Street
Knoxville, TN 37919
Free parking directly across the street
www.GypsyHands.com

Eliot Tatler… 🌹:✨”I have ended the weary, but it is almost bedtime” ✨Join us at Gypsy Hands Healing Arts Center on Frida...
04/30/2026

Eliot Tatler… 🌹:✨”I have ended the weary, but it is almost bedtime” ✨
Join us at Gypsy Hands Healing Arts Center on Friday, May 1, for the First Friday Event Series, presenting:
Eliot Tatler “I was the shadow of the waxwing slain”
Friday, May 1, 2026
5–9 p.m.
Eliot Tatler is an artist, writer, and architecture student born and raised in Knoxville. The qualitative aspects of architecture—particularly phenomenology—inform her paintings.
In January 2025, Tatler began working in oil paint, a shift that has become central to her current practice. Her influences include Egon Schiele, Francis Bacon, and Tracey Emin; music and film also play a significant role in shaping her work.
Tatler’s paintings explore themes of guilt, liberation, and nostalgia through unconventional means. Infused with personal, literary, and biblical references, even her most intimate works invite an unexpected sense of relatability.
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The Gypsy Hands First Friday Event Series features musicians, painters, photographers, sculptors, poets, and dancers in a cozy and inviting setting—offering a thoughtful and memorable experience.

Gypsy Hands Healing Arts Center
707 North Central Street
Knoxville, TN 37919
Free parking directly across the street
www.GypsyHands.com

Eliot Tatler…🌹 Join us at Gypsy Hands Healing Arts Center on Friday, May 1, for the First Friday Event Series, presenti...
04/29/2026

Eliot Tatler…🌹
Join us at Gypsy Hands Healing Arts Center on Friday, May 1, for the First Friday Event Series, presenting:
Eliot Tatler
“I was the shadow of the waxwing slain”
Friday, May 1, 2026
5–9 p.m.
Eliot Tatler is an artist, writer, and architecture student born and raised in Knoxville. The qualitative aspects of architecture—particularly phenomenology—inform her paintings.
In January 2025, Tatler began working in oil paint, a shift that has become central to her current practice. Her influences include Egon Schiele, Francis Bacon, and Tracey Emin; music and film also play a significant role in shaping her work.
Tatler’s paintings explore themes of guilt, liberation, and nostalgia through unconventional means. Infused with personal, literary, and biblical references, even her most intimate works invite an unexpected sense of relatability.
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The Gypsy Hands First Friday Event Series features musicians, painters, photographers, sculptors, poets, and dancers in a cozy and inviting setting—offering a thoughtful and memorable experience.

Gypsy Hands Healing Arts Center
707 North Central Street
Knoxville, TN 37919
Free parking directly across the street
www.GypsyHands.com

Another beautiful and provocative piece by Eliot Tatler. We are very excited to announce Eliot Tatler and her stunning w...
04/25/2026

Another beautiful and provocative piece by Eliot Tatler. We are very excited to announce Eliot Tatler and her stunning work…✨🌹💫
Join us at Gypsy Hands Healing Arts Center on Friday, May 1, for the First Friday Event Series, presenting:
Eliot Tatler
“I was the shadow of the waxwing slain”
Friday, May 1, 2026
5–9 p.m.
Eliot Tatler is an artist, writer, and architecture student born and raised in Knoxville. The qualitative aspects of architecture—particularly phenomenology—inform her paintings.
In January 2025, Tatler began working in oil paint, a shift that has become central to her current practice. Her influences include Egon Schiele, Francis Bacon, and Tracey Emin; music and film also play a significant role in shaping her work.
Tatler’s paintings explore themes of guilt, liberation, and nostalgia through unconventional means. Infused with personal, literary, and biblical references, even her most intimate works invite an unexpected sense of relatability.
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The Gypsy Hands First Friday Event Series features musicians, painters, photographers, sculptors, poets, and dancers in a cozy and inviting setting—offering a thoughtful and memorable experience.

Gypsy Hands Healing Arts Center
707 North Central Street
Knoxville, TN 37919
Free parking directly across the street
www.GypsyHands.com

We are so pleased to announce…🌹Join us at Gypsy Hands Healing Arts Center on Friday, May 1st for the First Friday Event ...
04/20/2026

We are so pleased to announce…🌹
Join us at Gypsy Hands Healing Arts Center on Friday, May 1st for the First Friday Event Series, presenting: Eliot Tatler “I was the shadow of the waxwing slain”
Friday, May 1, 2026
5–9 p.m.

Eliot Tatler is an artist, writer, and architecture student born and raised in Knoxville. The qualitative aspects of architecture—particularly phenomenology—inform her paintings.

In January 2025, Tatler began working in oil paint, a shift that has become central to her current practice. Her influences include Egon Schiele, Francis Bacon, and Tracey Emin; music and film also play a significant role in shaping her work.

Tatler’s paintings explore themes of guilt, liberation, and nostalgia through unconventional means. Infused with personal, literary, and biblical references, even her most intimate works invite an unexpected sense of relatability.

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The Gypsy Hands First Friday Event Series features musicians, painters, photographers, sculptors, poets, and dancers in a cozy and inviting setting—offering a thoughtful and memorable experience.

Gypsy Hands Healing Arts Center
707 North Central Street
Knoxville, TN 37919

Free parking directly across the street
www.GypsyHands.com

We are excited to share with you a special offering August 30 - 31 & September 6 here at our beautiful Sacred Space…our ...
08/28/2025

We are excited to share with you a special offering August 30 - 31 & September 6 here at our beautiful Sacred Space…our Marae: Gypsy Hands Healing Arts Center. ✨🌿

Long-time friend and colleague of Gypsy Hands, Susie Dew, will lead a Ceremony with Kambo, the sacred indigenous medicine. 🐸🌱

Kambo is the non-psychoactive secretion of a sacred tree frog found in the Amazon Basin. For thousands of years, Kambo has part of traditional practices among indigenous peoples—who value it for its role in cleansing, strengthening, and connection to Spirit. 🌳🌀💫 Often referred to as the “Vaccine of the Jungle,” Kambo is recognized for its anti-viral, anti-bacterial, anti-fungal, and anti-parasitic properties. 🛡️🌿

Kambo is considered a peptide supplement that has been associated in supporting relief from depression, anxiety, addiction, cancer, Lyme disease, and other autoimmune conditions. 💪🧘‍♂️🧠 Kambo helps the body remember how to heal itself—physically, emotionally, and spiritually. 🌈🕊️

The ceremony is designed to cleanse toxins from the body, release stagnant energy, and restore balance to the mind, body, and spirit. 💫🧘‍♀️🌀 Each ceremony is supported by grounding practices such as breathwork, meditation, and integration work—helping participants carry the medicine’s teachings into their daily lives. 🌬️🙏🌟

Space is limited and early reservation is encouraged. 🗓️📩

📞 For more detail and pricing, please call 707-353-0621 or email [email protected]

👉 Reserve your spot and step into deep healing and transformation! 🌿💖

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707 N Central Street
Downtown Knoxville, TN
37917

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 3pm
Tuesday 9am - 3pm
Wednesday 9am - 3pm
Thursday 9am - 3pm
Friday 9am - 3pm

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+18655225829

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