Connecticut

Magician in Connecticut

A small state where three dates across two days is realistic

Connecticut is a fly-in, usually through Hartford or by landing near New York and driving up. The state's advantage is its size. Greenwich to Hartford is under two hours, so if you are one of several groups looking at the same week, I can often cover all of you without anyone paying for a separate trip.

Travel is handled the way it is everywhere else: built into the package or itemised on your quote, and agreed before anything is booked.

What I get booked for in Connecticut

The money here is in insurance and financial services. Hartford books insurers and their annual events. Fairfield County is investment firms and corporate headquarters inside commuting distance of Manhattan, and their private hosting is as common as their office parties. Pharmaceutical and manufacturing employers add their own dates along the shoreline.

Beyond that, country clubs, independent schools and the casino properties in the southeast run steady event programs, and the casinos bring conference business the rest of the state does not see.

Travel

A fly-in date from Milwaukee. Flights and time on the ground are either built into the package or shown as a separate line on your quote, agreed before anything is booked — never added afterwards.

Close-up magic at a private celebration — available in Connecticut

Where the people are

Connecticut’s biggest cities

Most of Connecticut’s population lives in and around these five cities, and that is where most of the events are. Caleb performs in all of them — and in the smaller towns between them.

  1. Bridgeport
  2. Stamford
  3. New Haven
  4. Hartford
  5. Waterbury

Largest market: Hartford metro.

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Bridgeport · Stamford · New Haven · Hartford · Waterbury — and everywhere else in Connecticut