From our club’s Magic In The Library initiative we have enough copies of Mark Wilson’s Course In Magic so that every two people will share a copy for our May event. Your club might have enough copies owned by your… Read More ›
Meeting Themes
Meeting Theme/Activity: Artificial Intelligence and Magic
In a previous post, we looked at the use of artificial intelligence to create graphics for our clubs’ newsletters. Here’s actually the prequel to that post where we challenged our members to use the ChatGPT app to explore ways to… Read More ›
Meeting Theme: Sleightless Card Tricks
Schedule For The Evening Prior to the meeting four table leaders selected for their ability to teach a simple yet impactful sleightless card trick and facilitate others in sharing one, are briefed on the flow of the meeting and the… Read More ›
Meeting Theme: Featured Performers
Sometimes we build our monthly events featuring one of our more seasoned members. When we do this, we ask the performer to bring his/her “A” material for a twenty minute performance and also to bring enough supplies to teach the… Read More ›
Meeting Theme: Magic and Memory
In this meeting members bring what they believe to be their most memorable magic trick(s). What trick(s) do they perform that their audiences remember for the longest period of time. What is their theory about why that is? Depending on… Read More ›
Meeting Theme/Marketing Idea: Close-Up In The Corners
As you’ll see, this post has been filed in the blog’s main menu under both Meeting Ideas and Marketing, because this meeting has been structured to encourage members to invite family and friends for some pizza, soft drinks, and what… Read More ›
Meeting Theme: Card Sleights
• We selected six card enthusiasts who each hosted a table with a particular emphasized sleight printed on a table card sitting on the table. You can read the various sleights in the event’s poster copy. • Although we mostly… Read More ›
Meeting Theme: Mystery Props
• We had a display of as many unusual/rarely seen magic props as we had tables of people. • Each table selected one of the props and spent twenty minutes creating a routine using their selected prop. • Then we… Read More ›
Meeting Theme: Impromptu Magic
• We had a place setting at each of four or five tables with a host or hostess at each table selected for their knowledge of magic and ability to let others contribute to the discussion. • As usual, the… Read More ›
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