Pricing typically ranges depending on the type of event, length of performance, and any travel involved. Rates are flexible and built around fitting the client's budget, with a focus on bringing high-quality magic to smaller, house party type settings without pricing that experience out of reach. A flat rate , all in quote is provided once event details are known. Easiest way to find out is to inquire!

The amount of years someone has in the game matters, along with how passionate they sound about it. A high value magician shouldn't come across as too money driven, and should be excited to work with you to make your event the best and most custom it can be. TV credits and lots of photos don't hurt either.

Popular dates, especially weekends in peak seasons like the holidays and summertime can book up months in advance. Reaching out as early as possible is recommended, though last-minute availability is sometimes possible depending on the date. Abner posts a end of year blog predicting the next year’s busy dates based on the volume of requests from the past year. Check that for more information!

At weddings, magic works well during cocktail hour, keeping guests entertained while photos are taken or the reception is set up. At corporate events, walk-around magic breaks the ice at networking functions, energizes trade show booths, or adds a memorable moment to an awards dinner or holiday party. Performances are typically close-up and interactive, moving from group to group throughout the room.

Magic fits nearly any gathering where people are mingling: weddings, corporate parties, birthdays, bar and bat mitzvahs, holiday parties, and private house parties. It works especially well for events where guests don't already know each other, since it gives people something to talk about and breaks up the room naturally.

Yes, entertainment insurance is carried, and a COI can be provided upon request from any vendor.

Typically, half of the payment is required upon contract signature, and the other half is paid before the event, either on the day of or anytime leading up to the performance. Cancellations are avoided; rescheduling and working together to find a solution that works for both parties is always the approach. In the case of a hard cancellation, this can be done up to 15 days before the event, though any deposit put down will be forfeited.

Travel all over Colorado is included at standard rates, with no typical travel fees, this includes all of the mountain towns: Vail, Aspen, Breckenridge, Frisco, Silverthorne, Steamboat, Glenwood, Telluride, and more. For out of state travel, there are additional fees when it comes to rates, but everything is fully transparent about what those fees entail, and they're never more than they need to be. Travel happens all across the nation, though most bookings come from the western half of the country.

Yes, available for all charity and fundraising events, with special services, free auction items, and other trade-offs offered in exchange, such as photos or video, networking opportunities, or a guaranteed booked and paid show. Recent charity work includes Arc Thrift Stores and the Senior Homeless Support Center of Denver.

Abner rarely performs at these kind of events however has a specific show designed for family audiences. The best way to find out is to reach out! Every event runs on a case by case basis!