At the Dennis Yarmouth Regional High School Auditorium
Sponsored in part by the Yarmouth Tourism Revenue Preservation Fund
Presented by the Cape Cod & Islands Council of the Boy Scouts of America
Cape Cod Festival of Magic
The Cape Cod Festival of Magicwill return to Yarmouth in 2012! Join us August 28th - 30th for more spectacular magic, illusions and entertainment!
Harry Houdini and Harry Potter may never have appeared in Yarmouth, yet their traditions of magical mastery will take place in this most magical of settings at the Cape Cod Festival of Magic. Building upon the success of the "First Annual" Festival last summer, this year's event will feature stunning acts from world-class performers...guaranteed to knock your socks off (or possibly make them disappear...).
Mark your calendars for Tuesday, August 28 through Thursday, August 30. South Yarmouth, MA is your destination for a spectacular display of magic sleight of hand, grand illusions, creative artistry, and side-splitting comedy.
Although being "under the Big Top" for Year One was a unique and family-friendly experience, the Cape Cod Festival of Magic 2012 will be held in the Dennis-Yarmouth Regional High School auditorium. Family matinees are at 2:00 p.m., with spectacular evening shows at 7:30 p.m. each day.
Visit the "Celebrity Entertainers" page for info on the acts as they are confirmed (website will be updated soon). The performers returning by popular demand are:
Michael Trixx
Bruce Kalver
Markus & Angelique Steelgrave
Joe Cabral
Tom Vorjohan and Daniel Herron, "The Balloon Guys" (who unfortunately were not able to make last year's Festival due to Hurricane Irene)
John Born (also unable to appear last year)
George Schindler Marcus the Magician
Rich Archer
Artie Kidwell as MC
Patty Jaynes, from "I Paint People"...with her amazing face painting and
Polka Dot the Clown and Friends
NEW to the Festival this year are:
Luna Shimada, from Las Vegas
David Kaplan, from Columbus, OH
Mike Douglas, from Las Vegas
Joseph Young, from Big Stone Gap, VA
John Henry, from Easton, MA
BJ Hickman, from Dover, NH
If you are looking for a place to stay or dine in the area, visit the lodging and restaurant page. Even if you’re planning to take in a number of shows at the Festival, be sure to leave time to explore other activities and attractions around the Cape. Whether you wish just to relax on a sandy beach and enjoy the warm ocean water, view the largest mammals on earth close-up on a whale watch cruise, make a fast ferry excursion to the popular islands of Nantucket and Martha’s Vineyard, ride a bike on the “Rail Trail” running much of the Cape, play a challenging round of golf on one of the Cape’s many championship layouts, explore quaint New England villages and historic attractions, or land a blue fish or striped bass, we’ve got plenty to keep you occupied. See the What’s To Do page for a complete listing of activities.
With lots to see and do on the Cape, not to mention some of the best beaches (and warm summer waters) in New England, this is sure to be a FUN-filled week, and a magically memorable vacation experience.
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