The Magic Shop in Park Hills, MO (the home of Ickle Pickle Magic) is officially open and was recently featured in a <em>Digital Journal article. It is great to see a new brick and mortar shop open.
If you are lucky enough to have a local magic store, don’t take it for granted. Support it!
Good news for Caufield’s Novelty in Lousville; the business is no longer for sale. The shop, which has been up for sale for a couple of years, has seen so much support from the community they no longer feel the need to down-size. This WDRB report concentrates on Halloween, as you may imagine this time of year, but the brick and mortar has been a magic retailer as well.
This video (which I am sure we have shared before) is a tour of Neil Patrick Harris’s Harlem brownstone for Architectural Digest but we figured since it was on the market and all the least we could do is given NPH a little extra free publicity!
The above video is five years old, when Maxwell Blade was beginning his 20th season in Hot Springs, Arkansas. This year, as reported in the The Sentinel-Record, he is celebrating his 25th year at the Maxwell Blade Theatre of Magic.
WCBD covers the re-opening of Holy City Magic after being closed for over a year, featuring a chat with close up magician and new manager Gogo Cuerva.
Headliner Chicago spoke with Paige Thompson of the Chicago Magic Lounge as they reopen for live, in person shows.
Great news! Another brick and mortar venue dedicated to magic is re-opening. The Magicians Agency in San Antonio is open now!