St. Paul, MN
Magician in St. Paul
The quieter half of the Twin Cities, and where the state association banquets sit.
St. Paul is five hours up I-94 and shares a metro with Minneapolis, but it books quite differently. It is the capital, so the association and government-adjacent calendar lives on this side of the river, and the venues are older and smaller, which suits close-up work.
What gets booked in St. Paul
Being the capital shapes the market: state associations, professional bodies and non-profits hold their annual dinners here to be near the Capitol. The Saint Paul Hotel, the Union Depot and the older downtown club rooms host a lot of it, and those rooms are built for receptions rather than theatre. Corporate work skews toward insurance and healthcare administration. Winter dates are busier than you would expect: the Winter Carnival stretch in late January carries a run of corporate hospitality.
Getting there
About 5 hours by road from Milwaukee. That is a regular run, and travel is either built into the package or itemised on your quote, agreed before anything is booked.
Also covered nearby: Minneapolis, Roseville, Maplewood, Woodbury, Eagan, Mendota Heights.
In St. Paul
The kinds of events I work
Corporate events
Client hospitality, customer nights and company celebrations in St. Paul.
Conferences & trade shows
Booth magic that stops aisle traffic, and hospitality suites that people stay in.
Private parties & weddings
Cocktail hours, receptions and birthdays, without touching your timeline.
Holiday parties
December books early in St. Paul. Strolling magic between courses works best.
Churches & gospel shows
The gospel show, built around your message rather than bolted onto it.
Nearby
Other places I perform
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Bringing magic to St. Paul
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