Author: owenmagic

The Kids Should See This…

I’m a big fan of the aggregator site Kottke.org.

Almost daily, well weekdays anyways, it offers up an eclectic slice of the internet curated by its founder, Jason Kottke.

A recent posting reminded me of a real gem of a web resource for families called The Kids Should See This, an amazing collection of videos for families and kids.

There’s a category to cover every interest from art to music & DIY to claymation.

The whole site is worthy of your attention but here are three to get you started…

A piece of a glacier breaking off and flipping, the colourful mating display of a Tragopan Pheasant and the incredible skills of rola-bola artist, Bernard Hazen.

Enjoy!

Scout-Guide Week

If you lead a troop or pack hosting a special February meeting night or banquet please check out this page on my website. Scout-Guide week events can vary from banquet nights for the whole family to just something a little special for your own troop/pack of kids.

A magic show in Hamilton, Burlington and surrounding communities might be just the thing for your kids.

Please browse the Scout-Guide page info link noted above. You can also contact me here.

One-in-a million…!

Owen the magician with birthday mom Trish after her son's birthday magic show.

Facebook page…

OK, I’ll admit I’m very late to this party but recently I’ve noticed the odd visitor to my website comes through Facebook. I’m also hearing from birthday parents that Moms groups on Facebook are a source of occasional recommendations too. Soooo…

I’ve finally created a Facebook page for HamiltonMagician!

Hoping it’s helpful to folks searching there instead of (most commonly) Google.

Should you care to visit, and like/follow for the occasional Magical Mr. Oh! related tid-bits, please check out:

facebook.com/hamiltonmagician

Thanks!

Preschool & Montessori Graduation

Most preschool and Montessori type programs wrap up their year mid June.

If you’d like to add a bit of magical fun to your graduation day events drop me a line here. Magic shows run about 30 minutes and feature lots of bright visual tricks, routines, and silly bits of fun for younger kids.

If your graduation party includes older school age siblings and/or families it’s easy enough to adjust the show content to make it more of a family friendly show.

Dismissal treat shows also available for JK/SK/Gr 1 age range school kids too. Ask!

Running summer camp programs in July or August? Send me a few details about your camp event thru my magic show contact form here.

Smiling cartoon rabbit wearing graduation cap and gown holding a diploma.

Rectangular cake with mostly white frosting and a blue graduation also cap done in frosting.
Have done such events for a few years!