December 2018 was jam-packed with holiday magic shows for parties throughout western Washington. I was at the Olympia Country and Golf Club for their Santa Breakfast the first three Saturdays in December, one of my favorite Christmas traditions. I first began doing the Santa Breakfasts for the Country Club in 1998. Some of the “kids” who grew seeing me occasionally attend with their family. They now tower over me and are in college or have jobs. Crazy!
Antonio Sells Houses Christmas party for clients and partners in Puyallup 
New Year’s Eve at the Great Wolf Lodge 
Home Depot company party in Lacey 
Company party at the Red Lion Bellevue 
Santa visits Huntamer Park in Lacey 
Microsoft party in Bellevue 
Hanging out with these clowns at the Shriner’s Lodge in Mountlake Terrace 
Close-up magic for the catering team at the Olympia Country and Golf Club 
My 26th consecutive year performing at the Olympia Timberland Library! 
Seattle’s Great Wheel 
Standing-room-only at the Tumwater Timberland Library 
Ready to do break out some “black belt magic” for my friends at the U. S. Martial Arts Center 
Looking festive at Canterwood Golf Course 
Repeat corporate client at Canterwood Golf Course in Gig Harbor 
Sumner corporate party 
While the adults were busy checking tickets for the raffle drawing, these kids received a personal magic show 
Wilcox Family Farm holiday party 
Holiday Magic for the Winlock Timberland Library
The week between Christmas and New Year’s Eve is equally busy. Kids are on winter vacation and looking for things to do, so I do several shows for libraries during this time. These shows are always packed, particularly at the Tumwater and Olympia Timberland Libraries. This year The Olympian did a special feature on me in their weekend Entertainment edition which guaranteed standing-room-only crowds. The librarians estimated about 300 people at Olympia and 500 at Tumwater. (I’m not sure how that is even possible, but it was so popular that people were arriving to reserve their spot forty minutes before showtime. Two library staff had to try and keep an aisle clear for patrons to enter and exit the library!)
New Year’s Eve Magic
New Year’s Eve itself included a show for the University Place Library, Great Wolf Lodge (always a happening place, and even more so on this evening), and a private party at the ultimate shop-turned-man-cave late that night.
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