A little magic. A LOT of laughter.
Hands-on magic workshops

Learn the tricks. Make the magic!

Instead of only watching the magic, children get to learn tricks they can perform themselves — and take the supplied props home with them.

Children learning magic together during a library workshop with BlazeLearn it. Keep it. Show it! ✦
A little magic to take home

From watching the trick to doing it yourself.

In a magic workshop, Blaze teaches participants how to perform magic tricks of their own. It’s a fun, hands-on opportunity to learn, practise and discover how a trick becomes a little performance.

All the props for the workshop tricks are provided, and participants get to keep their props so they can continue practising and performing afterwards.

Blaze engaging with children during an interactive activity

Tricks to learn

Workshops can introduce straightforward tricks, with more challenging ideas when suitable for the group.

Props supplied

Everything needed for the taught tricks is provided, so participants can concentrate on learning the magic.

Keep the magic going

After the workshop, the props go home with participants so they can practise and show friends and family.

Planning a workshop? Let Blaze know the children’s ages, approximate group size, venue and how much time you have. The tricks and pace can be discussed to suit the occasion.
Handy to know

A few answers.

Still planning? You can ask about dates, guest numbers and what might suit your event.

Do participants need to bring anything?

Blaze supplies the props needed for the tricks taught in the workshop.

Can they keep the props?

Yes. Participants can take home the props from the workshop to practise their magic afterwards.

What age group is a workshop for?

There are simple tricks for younger children and more challenging tricks for older participants. Tell Blaze the ages so the workshop can be planned accordingly.

Let's make it memorable

Let’s learn some magic.

Tell Blaze about the children’s ages, the venue and when your event will be. It’s fine to get in touch while you’re still planning.

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