Magic in Montana

08/02/2026

Should be a good show

Internationally acclaimed magician Jeki Yoo brings his hit show.

18/07/2022

We are going to be there. What about you? Tickets are available through this link.

12/07/2022

Need something to do tonight? At 7pm in the Billings Doubletree Hotel Lobby there will be a meeting of Magicians and Card Trick Aficionados of all kind. We would love for you to join us! If you can't meet tonight we will be meeting next month on the 9th of August.

25/06/2021

Never reveal your 1000 year old tricks tricks.

In a small room in a West Beijing cultural center, magician Tian Xueming is working hard to deceive a group of university students from Macau that he has teleported three pearl-sized balls from one bowl to another. For first-timers, Tian’s sleight-of-hand illusion is as infuriating as it is entert...

30/04/2021

I am always in awe at the generosity of people around the world. What brings us together is our humanity and common interests.
Yesterday, out of the blue, I received a special package from Athens, Greece. It contained a gift from artist, Juliano Kaglis
Can you believe it, Juliano took the time to make a lovely tribute painting of my late husband, Norm Nielsen. Along with it, he sent a letter in which he describes watching Norm on a television special in the 1980s. He recorded that show and watched it for years and learned a lot from it while wondering who that magician was.
The painting depicts Norm in the middle of his card routine performing the “Interlocked Card Production”, in which the magician interlocks his fingers, and produces cards one at a time in between them. The move is originally credited to magician Cliff Green, who invented it in the early 20th century. Dai Vernon and Channing Po***ck did it, and so did Norm. IMHO, this is Norm’s signature move of his card routine, as he did it better than anyone else. It is one of the most difficult moves in card manipulation, yet he did it with ease and economy of movement. He was deliberate and never compensated by moving his shoulders or elbows. The cards just appeared one at a time between his fingers. It really looked like magic. His technique was flawless.
About three years ago, during his struggle with dementia, I casually brought a deck of cards out, and asked him to do the interlocked production for me. It was amazing to see how muscle memory kicked in, and he was still able to still perform it flawlessly.
I will treasure this beautiful painting. THANK YOU, Juliano, for your generosity, and for immortalizing a beautiful memory of Norm.

12/04/2021

A house truly fit for a magician. Decked out with hidden doors, a stage, six bedrooms, eight baths, and a secret library on the top floor. Check it out!

Magician Lance Burton has put his Henderson estate — more like a castle at the top of a hill — on the market for $4.49 million.

15/01/2021

Fischbacher died Wednesday night in his home in Las Vegas from pancreatic cancer. His death came just months after his magic partner Roy Horn died of COVID-19 related complications in May.

07/01/2021

Last year in October, we lost the great mind of . We are inspired by his drive for skepticism and the standard he set for Magic.

Check out this awesome lecture he gave about Magic, Skepticism, & the Future https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zLN8jzdl-6s

04/01/2021

If you haven't already checked out Ascension, you are missing out. Tell us your favorite moments below.

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24/12/2020

Great video by a local legend of Bozeman Steve Aldrich. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RIZ5OsWS_PM

He has a bunch of great videos on his Website, http://www.stevesgreatmagic.com/video.php, and also on his youtube, https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRvavABTVrxCOe8S1b9QewQ.

If you have any tricks you want us to share send us a message or share them below in the comments!

Amazing Montana magician Steve Aldrich performs the great Miser's Dream trick

23/12/2020

Check out some mind-blowing sleight of hand by the always incredible Armando Lucero https://vimeo.com/91708393

If you liked this be sure to check out his website, www.hungryimagination.com, to read his regular essays about perceptual engineering and magic for free or subscribe to see more content!

The video contains excerpts from Armando's one-man show. He currently teaches the art of perceptual engineering and the beguiling finesses within compositions…