Toronto: Markham Street Films at the Browser's Den of Magic

From the Browser's Den of Magic Facebook page:

Hello everyone! Tomorrow a film crew from Toronto's Markham Street Films will be at Browser's Den of Magic starting around 2:30pm to shoot footage for a documentary film about the bullet catch. The documentary features Scott Hammell, Magic Mike Segal (who will be in attendance at Browsers), and numerous other magicians. The crew would love to meet some young, budding local magicians to hear their stories, see them shop and talk about tricks, and to discuss the joy and wonder of getting into magic for the first time. Please come out if you are interested in participating. Please note, individuals under the age of 18 must have a guardian with them to sign a consent form to appear on camera. We hope to meet everyone there! 

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Mark Correia: Card to vending machine

From Mark Correia's YouTube channel:

Toronto: Browser's Bash update *More tickets are now available!*

From the Browser's Den of Magic newsletter:

Dear Magic Friend,  

Thank you very much for your patience regarding the Browser's Magic Bash. 

*More tickets are now available!*  

The wonderful news is that to accommodate everyone we have switched to a bigger and better venue, the Montecassino Hotel and Banquet Hall(3710 Chesswood Dr. Toronto, On. M3J 2P6).  

The Montecassino is:

• - 5 minutes off the 401 highway.

• - Has loads of Free Parking (if you're driving).

• - 5 minute bus ride (15 minute walk) from the Downsview Subway station.

• -Connected to a hotel in the event you want to stay overnight.

Buy A Ticket To The BROWSER'S MAGIC BASH 2015

(click here) 

We hope that you still plan on attending. 

Sincerely,
Jeff Pinsky
(Your faithful magic shop owner) 

ps. As always, if you have any questions about the BASH, just ask. I'm right here with the answers!

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Ted and Marion Outerbridge on CBC Yukon

From Perfect Magic's Facebook page:

Post by Perfect Magic.

Win tickets to "Sketchy Magic"

Chris Westfall is having a contest to win one pair of tickets to his upcoming show "Sketchy Magic" on Tuesday April 7th in Toronto, Canada.

To enter:

• Follow Sketchy Magic on Twitter (@SketchyMagicTO)
• Tweet to @SketchyMagicTO your sketchiest first date story.  (You do not need to be a magican to enter the contest.)
• If you win, you must be willing to provide your full name and contact information to share with Chris.
• Chris will be notifying the winner by Twitter on Monday February 16, 2015.

The fine print:

• To participate in the contest, you must be 18 years of age or older.
• One entry per person.
• This giveaway is open to Canadian residents.
• This giveaway is void where prohibited by law.
• You must be able to use the tickets as offered.  (No cash value will be offered if you cannot use the tickets.)
• Photo ID will be required to claim the tickets at the show.
• The odds of winning depend on how many people enter the contest.
• Contest closes on Sunday February 15th, 2015 at 11:59pm EST.

From Chris Westfall's Facebook page:

Post by Chris Westfall.

Use the coupon code cmagic when you buy your tickets for Sketchy Magic to receive a 50% discount*.








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Ben Train, Chris Mayhew and Wes Zaharuk at "Magic Tonight"

Confirm details by visiting Abracadabaret.com

Mississauga (Thurs):  Ben Train

Pickering (Fri):  Wes Zaharuk

Toronto (Sun):  Chris Mayhew


James Alan, over at Abracadaberet, has kindly offered the readers of Canada's Magic a coupon code for 50% off tickets to "Magic Tonight!"  Use the coupon code cmagic when you buy your tickets for Magic Tonight to receive your discount*.




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Ty Reveen in The Telegram

From The Telegram:

Ty Reveen returning to perform in St. John’s, where his father did his last show
You have to concentrate when speaking with Ty Reveen. Every story leads down a series of paths that reveal a little more about who he is and why Newfoundland is so important to him.

Newfoundland played a big part in the fate of The Man They Call Reveen and his son, Ty.

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