Greg Gleason performed in Topeka over the weekend and visited KSNT again Friday to share his magic. If you are anywhere along the Kansas/Missouri border and missed your chance to see Greg, do not despair. His residency in the Kansas City suburbs has been extended through November.
“The Amazing Barry” Rice visited WISH-TV’s Indy Style To promote weekend magic at the Indy Fringe.
Somerset Live caught up with local magician Steve Burley to see how he is bouncing back after the Covid-19 lockdowns.
Finally, the Fort Worth Star-Telegram News looks back at Houdini’s two visits to the area.
The Aquarian caught up with Pixies’ drummer Dave Lovering to discuss not only his music but his magic.
Joshua Jay is hitting the road for a book tour in support of How Magicians Think. You can see the full schedule here. That is Joshua above, performing on Masters of Illusion a couple of years ago.
Finally, the Orlando Magic Collector and History Conference is next weekend. You can get all the information you need, including information about the magic auction, at the Magicpalooza Facebook page.
Jon Mobley visited Fox 59’s Indy Now last week to talk a little about self confidence.
The Financial Post ran a feature on Allan Slaight’s career (and magic) over the weekend. You can read it here, via MSN.
Finally, the first part of the Klosterman Collection auction is next month at Potter and Potter. Fine Books and Collections has a preview.
5 News met up with Megan Swann, the historic first woman president (and youngest president) of the prestigious Magic Circle.
Las Vegas CBS affiliate joined Xavier Mortimer at The Strat to celebrate his return to live shows.
Environmentally themed magician Megan Swann has just been elected the new president of the Magic Circle. She is the first woman president of the Magic Circle and at 28 she is also the youngest president in the organization’s history. Her historical presidency was even featured in The Daily Mail and The Times.
Congratulations to Megan Swann.