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There’s a pattern to corporate events in Westchester that most planners know but nobody says out loud. The venue is beautiful. The food is good. The remarks run a little long. And by the time people are on their way home, the evening has already started to blur into...
Read morePlanning a corporate event in NYC and need entertainment that actually works? Here's what separates a real corporate magician from a birthday party act.
Read moreMost corporate event planners in New York have seen a magician before. Usually at a company party years ago, someone doing card tricks in the corner while people refilled their drinks and checked their phones. It was fine. Nobody remembered it the next day. That is not what happens...
Read moreI get this question at almost every event. “So, are you a magician or a mentalist?” Both. But they’re not the same thing, and the distinction matters when you’re booking entertainment for your event. Here’s the honest breakdown from someone who does both for a living. The Short Answer...
Read moreLet’s skip the part where I pretend this question has a simple answer. It doesn’t. A corporate magician in 2026 can cost you anywhere from $500 to $15,000 for a single event. That range is enormous, and it exists for a reason. Here’s what actually determines the number. The...
Read moreSomeone at a party just told you about a guy who “read their mind.” You’re intrigued but skeptical. You Googled “what does a mentalist do” and now you’re here. Good. Let’s talk about it honestly. A mentalist is not a magician. Not a psychic. Not a mind reader in...
Read moreCorporate retreats have a different energy than office parties. People are away from their desks, often in a new environment, usually in a better mood than they are on a Tuesday afternoon. The walls come down a little. Conversations happen that don’t happen in conference rooms. Bonds form that...
Read moreEvery bar mitzvah has a DJ. That’s a given. The DJ handles the hora, the candle lighting, the party games, and keeping teenagers on the dance floor. But if you’re a parent planning a bar or bat mitzvah and you want the event to feel like more than a...
Read moreMost gala entertainment is booked as a line item. Budget gets allocated, someone picks a band or a DJ, and the “entertainment” box gets checked. The result is predictable: a room full of sophisticated people listening to the same set they heard at last year’s gala, politely clapping, and...
Read moreYou’re throwing a party. Not a kids’ birthday with balloon animals and face paint. A real party. Adults, good wine, maybe a rooftop or a penthouse or a brownstone with enough space to do something interesting. You want entertainment that makes people put their phones down. You’re searching for...
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