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Chattanooga Magic Club fundraiser coming to Chester Frost Park

shot of a magicians top hat, gloves and magic wand isolated on a pure white background with a clipping path and copy space.
shot of a magicians top hat, gloves and magic wand isolated on a pure white background with a clipping path and copy space. shot of a magicians top hat, gloves and magic wand isolated on a pure white background with a clipping path and copy space.

By Susan Pierce 2 min read

If you go

› What: Family Magic Night› Where: Chester Frost Park, 2277 Gold Point Circle, Hixson› When: 6:30 p.m. doors open, 7 p.m. show Saturday, March 31› Admission: $5 individual, $15 family of three or more› For more information: 423-209-6892

If Easter preparations have you a little harried, the Chattanooga Magic Club can make that stress disappear.

Chattanooga Magic Club, Ring 112, is performing a show of illusions, sleight of hand and quick tricks at Family Magic Night on Saturday, March 31, in Chester Frost Park.

The fun gets underway at 6:30 p.m. Magician Michael Frisbee will entertain visitors as they arrive and claim their seats before the show starts at 7 o’clock. Frisbee will perform “close-ups,” which are coin tricks, card tricks, mentalism and other illusions done for small groups of two to four.

The magic show will spotlight performers Patrick Goldberg, Mike Edwards and Scott Fillers. Don Rackley will emcee the show. Frisbee says their performances will be very interactive and audience members can volunteer to come onstage for assistance at times. The trio will amaze and astound the audience with tricks ranging from disappearing silks to levitating a child.