IBM 210 – SAM 88
Vox Pop is an occasional feature of the Magic Messenger. Vox Pop! From the Latin phrase Vox populi that literally means “voice of the people”, Vox Pop is a place for random member submissions. If you have something you would like to share, submit it in the form of an email to annarbormagicclub@gmail.com. This month … Read more
Welcome to a new feature column in the Magic Messenger. Member Mike Bogdas will periodically be sharing with us interesting things from the AAMC Archives in a column called The Vanishing Archives. Look for it here starting next month!
A magician looking for a new trick went to a newly opened magic shop. The clerk handed him an ordinary-looking pair of glasses and said, “Only $1,000.” The magician was shocked. “A thousand bucks for a pair of glasses?” “Try ’em on; they’re special glasses.” He tried them on and suddenly the clerk was naked. … Read more
Calendar of Events You don’t want to miss our next meeting March 11 at 7pm at the Plymouth Community Arts Council. If you love magic, we have a great March meeting coming up. Join us March 11 at 7pm at the Plymouth Community Arts Council. If you can’t make it we will be streaming it … Read more
Greetings from Dade City! I hope everyone weathered the storms of November well enough, I read about a couple of doozys. Spring is coming rapidly and with it, the time of renewal. A little bit of cabin fever can be a real drag in life, but we have cure…a magic meeting. If you have not … Read more
Member Lincoln Stone produces a Birthday Cake to celebrate the Ann Arbor Magic Clubs 55th Birthday. The Club received our IBM Charter on Feb 23, 197
February Meeting Our meeting was led by Vice President Wendy Stone as President Sean Howell is engaged in Florida at the Bay Area Renaissance Festival. Wendy introduced two guests: Russ Harris and Robert Langefeld. Robert joined the club and is now our newest member. Wendy announced that the club was celebrating their 55th Anniversary. Karl … Read more
The Art of Switching Decks by Roberto Giobbi A book review by Dr. Joaquin M. Ayala, PhD Hello folks and welcome to the Ex Libris article for March of 2026! As you read this, we may well have already switched over to the Spring season (March 20th) and if that is the case, I hope … Read more