09/06/2026
Well… apparently I made the news 😂🔮
I woke up to a few messages this morning and figured this was a good opportunity to clarify a few things myself.
First and most importantly: The Serendipity Place is NOT closing. 💜
And despite the headline… I actually did see this one coming, considering it was my decision. 😂
After nearly 10 years in Framingham, my business looks very different than it did when I first opened my doors. These days, so much of what I do happens outside of my office — private parties, corporate events, pop-ups, markets, restaurants, community events, phone readings and more.
Over the past year especially, life has shifted where I spend much of my time, and it made less and less sense to maintain a full-time office in Framingham when I’m only there a few days each month.
So I made the decision to evolve instead of stay somewhere simply because it’s familiar.
I’m currently exploring a new permanent home for The Serendipity Place closer to Quincy, while also looking for a beautiful collaborative wellness space where I can continue seeing my longtime Framingham-area clients a couple of days each month.
This isn’t a closing. It’s a transition — and one I’m genuinely excited about. ✨
I’m incredibly grateful for almost a decade of support in Framingham, and I’m especially grateful to every client who has followed me through different spaces, different chapters and all the ways this little business has grown.
My final appointments at Vernon Street are September 9 & 10, but readings, events, parties, pop-ups and crystals are all very much continuing.
Sometimes knowing when it’s time to make a change is pretty intuitive after all. 😉🔮💜
THE SERENDIPITY PLACE TO LEAVE VERNON STREET LOCATION
Apparently, the psychic didn’t see this one coming.
After nearly 10 years of operating in Framingham, The Serendipity Place will leave its current location on Vernon Street on September 15. The business previously operated a storefront at 937 Worcester Road before moving to the Vernon Street space about five years ago.
Owner Kristina, known as “The Boston Psychic,” said the business is not closing but “evolving.” She is searching for a new permanent location in Quincy while hoping to continue seeing her Framingham clients a couple of days each month.
The business will continue offering phone readings, parties, pop-ups and events. Its crystals will remain available at Avenue C at Eastleigh Farm through October, when Avenue C is also expected to close.
Kristina is currently searching for a Framingham wellness space, yoga studio, salon or private room interested in collaborating. Her final appointments at the Vernon Street location will be held September 9 and 10.
