Secretary Report – August 2015

Our August meeting was filled with our meeting of Old, Unique and One of a kind magic.  We also had the pleasure of having the Penguin Magic Live Expo attend Denver later in the month! To begin our August meeting, Gene Gordon brought in some of his favorite old magic...

Secretary Report – July 2015

Gene Gordon made a grape changed place in the spectators hand then turned a ball into square with squeaker, and his rendition of the blank deck. AJ Perea took a taught rope and played violin music then performed the Professor’s Nightmare trick. It was an awesome...

Secretary Report – June 2015

June was our Annual Mile High Family Picnic. Instead of at the park we decided to try something different and host it inside to see if we would have a better turnout. We had a wonderful turnout and it rained a ton that night so we lucked out. Burgers, dogs, rain and...

Secretary Report – April 2015

Jon Armstrong came to Denver for our April meeting. He performed a wonderful 3 Card Monte using blank cards. Needless to say for the first few guesses, we found the blank card every time! Then, Jon had one of the two spectators; Mike and Gary, sign their name on the...

Secretary Report – March 2015

March Madness usually means basketball, but not in the Mile High City; we had one club meeting and three guest lecturers!  We started off with our annual Flea Market, and members bought and sold magic treasures that were old to some and new magic to others. The...

Secretary Report – February 2015

Comedy night was well attended and was a great time to get together with magicians that we haven’t seen in a while. We also welcomed a couple of new members who signed up that night to our club as well. Steve Spangler told us some fun pranks you can play on the school...

Secretary Report – January 2015

The first meeting of the year started out with a magical attendance of fifty plus magic enthusiasts.  Mark Weidhass and Lindsay Smith performed a joint IBM and SAM installation of the 2015 officers. The meeting, expertly organized by Lindsay Smith, was “From Page to...