From the ShowPass event "Parlour Magic Show - Sep. 21 LATE SHOW ADDED":
September 21st, 2022
LATE SHOW ADDED!
The Parlour Magic Show: a hilarious and mystifying showcase of magic and variety!
Come have a drink and enjoy a wild assortment of tricks, stunts, and unusual skills from BC's most talented entertainers, at Vancouver's only monthly variety magic show.
Please be vaccinated. Masks encouraged.
From the September 7th Tweet by Just For Laughs:
Comedian and magician, Lucy Darling (@CarisaHendrix) is an edgy, postmodern socialite who is a double shot of magical mischief, with a splash of old Hollywood Glam 💋 Experience the magic LIVE in Toronto October 1! Pre-sale starts NOW with the code: JFL https://t.co/yM3wrkHpHu
Comedian and magician, Lucy Darling (@CarisaHendrix) is an edgy, postmodern socialite who is a double shot of magical mischief, with a splash of old Hollywood Glam 💋 Experience the magic LIVE in Toronto October 1! Pre-sale starts NOW with the code: JFL https://t.co/yM3wrkHpHu pic.twitter.com/Jak064m8mD
— Just For Laughs (@justforlaughs) September 7, 2022
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From the August 31st Facebook post by the World Magic Convention:
What have the following wonderful magicians have in common ?
Dorothy Dietrich , Dr Michael Likey, Helen Coghlan , Shawn Farquhar , Mark Williams, Alan Fisher , Tommy Burnett , Joel Howlett , Phil Cass , Adam Mada
They are all sharing a moment of magic on the World Magic Convention.
Take a look here:
https://worldmagicconvention.com/moments/
From the September General Meeting- Ryan Joyce lecture Facebook event:
Ryan has performed for years on cruise ships, and has many stories he can relate to us from the days on the high seas. He has also been on Penn and Tellers Fool Us, and can relate his experiences from that television appearance. Ryan was also one of the committee members that was helping to make FISM the success that it was in Quebec City.
We are looking forward to starting our 2022-2023 program year with a great lecture! Please make sure to put this date on your calendar!
From the August 25th Facebook post by the Nova Scotia Government:
On August 24, Premier Tim Houston and fellow Nova Scotians honoured Oscar winner Ben Proudfoot at Neptune Theatre.
Ben Proudfoot, from Halifax, is the 2022 Academy Award Winner for Best Documentary Short Subject for his film The Queen of Basketball. The public event included a red carpet, a screening of the documentary, and a Q&A moderator session with Screen Nova Scotia.
Watch The Queen of Basketball on YouTube at
From the August 29th article "Photos: Unicyclist riding for children’s cancer" in The Standard:
Unicyclist Zach Wells makes his way along Lakeshore Road in Niagara-on-the-Lake, just outside of St. Catharines, on his way to Niagara Falls.
The ride was part of his 130-kilometre route from Toronto that he started Monday morning.
Visiting several parts of Ontario, Wells expects to finish his goal of 1,500 km in August to help fight kid’s cancer in partnership with SickKids Foundation.
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