I live in Toronto, Canada.  I bet you could find some good help through the NSAC in your state.

www.nsac.org

From someone who is burned out on psychic fairs, I can tell you that is not the atmosphere you will find - unfortunately.  The psychic fairs are all about money and who is making it.  There are jealousies and backbiting galore.

Hi Starchild. Your post is a little dated but It is interesting to me. I too have been thinking about how to create a group in our community that would bring together other seekers in dialogue and fellowship. My community is small and fragmented, with many spiritual-minded, not so religious people. Unfortunately these kinds of people, New age and non-religious spiritual folks have the same problems as religious folks. They seem to only want to associate with like-minded people who mirror their own beliefs. The ol' comfort zone syndrome.... 

I suggest starting a group but keep it broad in focus. Maybe in a Unity church setting, or someone's home with a video showing and potluck. There is a website called www.meetup.com that has lots of community group advice. While many of these groups end up flopping there is lots to learn. There should be an "entertainment" factor to continually attract people to a community group meeting. This can be food, inspirational, informative video etc.. Also "someone" needs to be in charge to prevent attention-seekers from taking over. An agenda helps.

Great topic.