Browser's Den: historical goodbye moving party on July 17

From Browser's Den:

Sunday, July 17 from 11am until 4pm

• 20% off Entire Shop for EVERYBODY!!! Buy a lot or a little!!!
• Special One Time Memorial Poster!
• Special One Time Photo for New Shop
• Snacks, Refreshments

Read the complete post for all the details.

Browser's new home:

As of August 2st, 2011, Browser's Den of Magic will be located at 3220 Dufferin St., Unit 19, Toronto, Ontario, M6A 2T2.  The phone number will remain the same: 416-783-7022.

Luminato in the press

• June 11 from torontoist.com:  A Magical Night Out at Luminato
• June 11 from Mooney on Theatre: Luminato 2011 Review – Natural Magick: David Ben (Produced in association with Magicana)
• June 13 from torontoist.com:  The High and Lows of Luminato's Opening Weekend
• June 14 from National Post:  Tricks Of The Trade

Toronto: two FREE Luminato performances

From the Sharing Wonder website:

The first will be this Friday, June 10 where there will be a special, live performance by Eric Mead.

And, on June 11, Julie Eng will be presenting a segment our latest production, Piff Paff Poof, a magic show for kids and families.

Space is limited so you must RSVP to attend the special events

Visit Sharing Wonder for details on dates, times, locations and for information on how to RSVP.

Windsor: Keith Brown's "Feats of Mystery"

If you can't make it to the London Fringe Festival to see Keith Brown's show "Feats of Mystery" this month, you could always catch him at the Windsor Fringe Festival in July!

For more information read Keith's blog post "Show times for Feats of Mystery Windsor Fringe 2011."

CBC: David Ben talks magic

From the CBC website:

CBC is a media sponsor of Luminato, Toronto's Festival of Arts and Creativity. One of the shows this year is Natural Magick . It features magician David Ben. David is also artistic director of Magicana , an organization dedicated to the study and exploration of magic as a performing art. He joined Mary to talk about the allure of magic and his own powers of prestidigitation.

Visit the CBC website to listen to Mary Ito's interview of David Ben.