Magic Camp Austin is a popular summer program, located in Austin, Texas, that aims to teach children the art of magic. This camp provides a unique and exciting experience for kids who are fascinated by the world of magic. At Magic Camp Austin, children are given the opportunity to learn a variety of magic tricks and illusions. They are taught by experienced magicians who have a passion for sharing their knowledge and skills with young learners. These professionals create a fun and welcoming environment that encourages children to explore their creativity and develop their own magical talents. The camp curriculum covers various aspects of magic, including card tricks, mind-reading, sleight of hand, and stage illusions.

Public Shows in 2013

Our “Camp Shows” will be open to the public this summer at Highland Mall! All performances will be at 1:00 pm and a priority reserved seating area will be provided for all of our campers, both for security reasons and because, after all, it is their camp.

• Monday, June 3 The Fantastic Kent Cummins
• Tuesday, June 4 Peter the Adequate
• Wednesday, June 5 Black Bert
• Thursday, June 6 Ian Varella

• Monday, June 10 The Fantastic Kent Cummins
• Tuesday, June 11 Peter the Adequate
• Wednesday, June 12 Bonzo Crunch
• Thursday, June 13 Circus Texas
• Friday, June 14 Black Bert

• Monday, June 17 Close-up Magic Show (multiple performers)
• Tuesday, June 18 Cody Fisher
• Wednesday, June 19 John Maverick
• Thursday, June 20 Ian Varella
• Friday, June 21 No Show

• Monday, June 24 The Fantastic Kent Cummins
• Tuesday, June 25 Bonzo Crunch
• Wednesday, June 26 Peter the Adequate
• Thursday, June 27 Circus Texas
• Friday, June 28 Black Bert

• Monday, July 1 Close-up Magic Show (multiple performers)
• Tuesday, July 2 Cody Fisher
• Wednesday, July 3 John Maverick
• Thursday, July 4 Ian Varella
• Friday, July 5 No Show

• Monday, July 8 The Fantastic Kent Cummins
• Tuesday, July 9 Bonzo Crunch
• Wednesday, July 10 Peter the Adequate
• Thursday, July 11 Circus Texas
• Friday, July 12 Black Bert

• Monday, July 15 Close-up Magic Show (multiple performers)
• Tuesday, July 16 Cody Fisher
• Wednesday, July 17 John Maverick
• Thursday, July 18 Surprise Performer
• Friday, July 19 No Show

• Monday, July 22 The Fantastic Kent Cummins
• Tuesday, July 23 Bonzo Crunch
• Wednesday, July 24 Peter the Adequate
• Thursday, July 25 Circus Texas
• Friday, July 26 Black Bert

• Monday, July 29 Close-up Magic Show (multiple performers)
• Tuesday, July 30 Cody Fisher
• Wednesday, July 31 John Maverick
• Thursday, August 1 Ian Varella
• Friday, August 2 No Show

• Monday, August 5 The Fantastic Kent Cummins
• Tuesday, August 6 Bonzo Crunch
• Wednesday, August 7 Peter the Adequate
• Thursday, August 8 Circus Texas
• Friday, August 9 Black Bert

• Monday, August 12 Close-up Magic Show (multiple performers)
• Tuesday, August 13 Cody Fisher
• Wednesday, August 14 John Maverick
• Thursday, August 15 Ian Varella
• Friday, August 16 No Show

• Monday, August 19 The Fantastic Kent Cummins
• Tuesday, August 20 Bonzo Crunch
• Wednesday, August 21 Peter the Adequate
• Thursday, August 22 Black Bert
• Friday, August 9 No Show

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The camp curriculum covers various aspects of magic, including card tricks, mind-reading, sleight of hand, and stage illusions. Kids are taught the secrets behind these tricks and are given ample time to practice and refine their skills. Through hands-on activities and demonstrations, they gain a deeper understanding of the principles and techniques used in magic performances.

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In addition to learning magic tricks, campers also get to participate in other activities that enhance their overall experience. They have the opportunity to attend special guest performances by renowned magicians, where they can witness firsthand the incredible feats that can be achieved with dedication and practice. There are also opportunities for campers to showcase their own magic abilities by performing in front of their fellow campers and instructors. Magic Camp Austin is not just about learning tricks; it also emphasizes the importance of teamwork, confidence-building, and public speaking skills. Through group activities and collaborative projects, children learn to work together, support one another, and build lasting friendships. They also develop self-confidence as they perform in front of audiences, which helps them overcome stage fright and improve their communication skills. Overall, Magic Camp Austin provides an enriching and enjoyable experience for children who have a love for magic. It allows them to explore their creativity, learn new skills, and make lasting memories. By the end of the program, campers leave with a greater appreciation for the art of magic and a newfound confidence in their own abilities..

Reviews for "Discover the Wonders of the Magical Arts at Camp Austin"

1. Sarah - 2 stars

I attended the Magic Camp Austin with high hopes of learning some impressive magic tricks. However, I was sorely disappointed with the experience. The instructors lacked enthusiasm and seemed disinterested in teaching. The magic tricks they taught were basic and not very impressive. Additionally, the facilities were poorly maintained and outdated. Overall, I did not feel it was worth the money I spent on this camp.

2. John - 1 star

I had a terrible time at Magic Camp Austin. The instructors were unorganized and had poor communication skills. They seemed more interested in showing off their own tricks than actually helping us learn. The camp activities were dull and repetitive, lacking any creativity. The whole experience was a waste of time and money. I would not recommend this camp to anyone looking to learn magic.

3. Emily - 2 stars

I had high expectations for Magic Camp Austin, but they were quickly shattered. The camp was advertised as a place to learn impressive magic tricks, but all we did was watch the instructors perform and try to replicate their tricks without much guidance. The staff appeared unengaged and unprepared. The facilities were cramped and not well-maintained. Overall, I found the camp to be underwhelming and not worth the price.

4. David - 2 stars

Magic Camp Austin fell short of my expectations. The instructors lacked professionalism and seemed more interested in socializing than teaching. The tricks they taught were unoriginal and not very challenging. The camp activities seemed disorganized and poorly planned. I left feeling unfulfilled and disappointed. I would not recommend this camp to anyone serious about learning magic.

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