Spellbinding Finds: A Visit to the Magic Store Near You

There is a **magic store near my place** that never fails to captivate me every time I visit. It is a hidden gem tucked away in a quiet corner of the city, where wonders and enchantment come to life. Stepping into the store feels like entering a portal into a world of fantasy and mystery. The store is filled with shelves upon shelves of spell books, potions, and magical artifacts. Each item holds a story and a promise of a magical experience waiting to be unraveled. The air is thick with anticipation and the faint scent of incense, creating an ambiance that feels both mystical and welcoming.

When the IBM has their annual swap meet you may see them setup up shop. Also at the Anual Salt Lake City Magic Jam they will make an appearance. Although it looks like that convention may not be returning to Salt Lake this year.

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The air is thick with anticipation and the faint scent of incense, creating an ambiance that feels both mystical and welcoming. The store owner, an old wizard with a long white beard and twinkling eyes, greets customers with a warm smile. He seems to possess an endless fountain of knowledge about the world of magic, and engaging in conversation with him is like unlocking a treasure trove of wisdom.

Magic Shops in utah.

Is there any magic shops in utah that have high quality decks and stuff like slights and books and dvds on cardistry? I live in the layton kaysville area.

Josh Burch

Hey, I live in Layton too! (and I'm from Kaysville) The answer is yes. ish

There's nothing like you would think. Nothing like the Disneyland Magic Shop, or Tannens. All of the local shops have gone online.

The magic community is pretty big in Utah though. There are 6 magic clubs from Logan to Orem in our area 3 of which are official national branches of the IBM(International Brotherhood of Magicians) and SAM(Society of American Magicians).

Back to your question.

Loftus is in the top 5 magic wholesale shops in the world and their headquarters is in Ogden. https://www.loftus.com/pages/magic

House of Chuckles had a storefront in Salt Lake for a few years. They are still around selling high-quality gimmicked decks online. https://www.houseofchuckles.com/

Finally, we have Magic4Less. This is a Murphy's distributor that sells magic locally and online. https://www.magic4less.com/

When the IBM has their annual swap meet you may see them setup up shop. Also at the Anual Salt Lake City Magic Jam they will make an appearance. Although it looks like that convention may not be returning to Salt Lake this year.

PM me if you want to talk about the local magic scene.

Timewise64

As a kid 1950's early 60's, I lived in a small town in the mountains of Colorado. I had a friend who's brother (in high school) was a pretty good magician. He did a few shows for the kids in Grade School, and did a few local gig's over the years. I was always trying to get his brother to let me look at his tricks, and he would not, no doubt under threat of his big brother.

Finally, I got him to 'sell' me for $5 bucks the 'secret' to putting a hat pin in a balloon. Although, I was disappointed in myself for not figuring that out on my own, I was hooked! I now know two ways to do it. and I am sure there are more.

Every Summer I was able to spend a couple of weeks with my Grandparents in Denver. My Grandfather worked downtown and I was able to go with him on the bus to work, where I went to 2-3 magic shops in the downtown area. In time the owners started working with me, showing me tricks and whenever I could scrape up a few bucks. sell me some tricks. great times they were and I was hooked for life.

Very few good (wall to wall) magic stores still exist and I fear they are slowly all converting to mail order via the internet. I miss being able to go in and see the tricks performed. and really seeing what quality they are. I only know of one real shop in the state I live in and it is 3 hours away. I do go there at times, but most of what I do is now on line. It works, but is not half as fun.

Josh Burch

Correction, on my initial post. Loftus is located in Salt Lake. It's not really open to the general public though.

As a kid 1950's early 60's, I lived in a small town in the mountains of Colorado. I had a friend who's brother (in high school) was a pretty good magician. He did a few shows for the kids in Grade School, and did a few local gig's over the years. I was always trying to get his brother to let me look at his tricks, and he would not, no doubt under threat of his big brother.

Finally, I got him to 'sell' me for $5 bucks the 'secret' to putting a hat pin in a balloon. Although, I was disappointed in myself for not figuring that out on my own, I was hooked! I now know two ways to do it. and I am sure there are more.

Every Summer I was able to spend a couple of weeks with my Grandparents in Denver. My Grandfather worked downtown and I was able to go with him on the bus to work, where I went to 2-3 magic shops in the downtown area. In time the owners started working with me, showing me tricks and whenever I could scrape up a few bucks. sell me some tricks. great times they were and I was hooked for life.

Very few good (wall to wall) magic stores still exist and I fear they are slowly all converting to mail order via the internet. I miss being able to go in and see the tricks performed. and really seeing what quality they are. I only know of one real shop in the state I live in and it is 3 hours away. I do go there at times, but most of what I do is now on line. It works, but is not half as fun.

I have been to one magic shop in Colorado although I know of a few great performers that hail from Colorado.

Also, in Utah I never mentioned Mystic Dining. It's not a magic shop but a dining experience that flies magicians in from all around the world to perform.

Serving the El Paso Area

From beginner spellcasters to seasoned magicians, he caters to the needs of all who seek guidance and inspiration. One can spend hours exploring the shelves, admiring the intricate craftsmanship of magic wands, or marveling at the colorful vials of potions. The store is a haven for magic enthusiasts, where they can find tools and ingredients to embark on their own journeys of spellcasting and enchantment. Apart from the physical objects, the store also hosts regular workshops and events that bring together like-minded individuals. These gatherings provide a space for learning, sharing experiences, and fostering a sense of community among magic aficionados. How fascinating it is to witness the magic unfold right before your eyes! The best part about this magic store is that it serves as a reminder of the limitless possibilities that lie within our imaginations. As we venture into the realm of magic, we are encouraged to dream big and embrace the idea that anything is possible. It is a sanctuary that reminds us that magic can be found in the simplest of things, if only we have the eyes to see it. In a world filled with the mundane, the magic store near my place serves as a sanctuary for those seeking a touch of whimsy and wonder. It reminds us of the power of imagination and the beauty of believing in something beyond the ordinary. Whether you are a casual observer or a seasoned sorcerer, this store is a must-visit for anyone who believes in the magic that lies within us all..

Reviews for "The Magic Store Adventure: A Magical Journey on Your Doorstep"

1. Jane - 1 star

I was really disappointed with the "Magic store near my place." The selection was extremely limited and they didn't have any of the items I was looking for. The store was also quite messy and disorganized, making it difficult to find anything. The staff seemed disinterested and unhelpful, which added to my overall negative experience. I would not recommend this store to anyone looking for a good variety of magic supplies.

2. John - 2 stars

I had high hopes for the "Magic store near my place" but unfortunately, it fell short of my expectations. The prices were much higher than I anticipated, and I had to pay a premium for even basic magic tricks. The staff didn't seem very knowledgeable and couldn't answer my questions. The overall atmosphere of the store was underwhelming and lacked the magic and excitement I was hoping for. I wouldn't bother going back to this store when there are much better magic shops in the area.

3. Sarah - 2 stars

I had heard mixed reviews about the "Magic store near my place," but decided to give it a chance. Unfortunately, I was left disappointed. The store was small and cramped, making it difficult to browse their limited selection of magic items. The prices were also quite high for what they were offering. The staff seemed disorganized and didn't provide much assistance when I was trying to find something specific. Overall, I left feeling unsatisfied and wouldn't recommend this store to serious magic enthusiasts.

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