Kids (ages 7–12)
A magical first introduction. Confidence-building, public-speaking practice in disguise, and a few tricks that will impress their grandparents for years.
Summer 2026 · Ages 7 to adult
Learn the work from the people who do it.
Wizard Camp is a magic class taught inside a working magic theatre, by Carol Massie and Joe Givan of Dream Masterz, three-time world championship winners, and the only people in Colorado who have performed on Penn & Teller: Fool Us. Classes every summer at The Magic Manor.
What happens at camp
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Hands on, from minute one
No lectures. You hold the props, you learn the moves, you do the trick. By morning's end of day one you have a routine you can perform.
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Real magic, taught by real magicians
Carol and Joe are three-time world champions who have spent thirty years figuring out how to teach this. You get their methods, the same ones they use on stage.
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Inside a working magic theatre
Class meets in the showroom, the same room where the lights come up at night. You learn where the work actually happens.
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Tricks you take home
Every camper leaves with the props, the patter, and a routine they can perform for family and friends. We coach the performance too.
Who it's for
Seven to seventy. Every age has a class.
Teens (ages 13–17)
Sleight of hand, mentalism, and stagecraft. For the kid who is already pulling cards out of decks at the dinner table and wants to get serious.
Adults
Yes, adults too. Whether you’ve always wanted to learn or you’re a working magician who wants to refine, our adult sessions go deeper.
Where
The Magic Manor, 5450 Manhart Ave, Sedalia, CO.
When
Every summer: two sessions, one in June and one in July. Morning classes, four mornings a week.
Private lessons
One on one, at your own pace.
Camp isn’t the only way in. Private magic lessons are available too. One-on-one coaching with Carol and Joe, tailored to your age, your experience, and the magic you want to learn. If you’re interested, email us and we’ll set up a conversation.
“Rave reviews, every summer.”
— Wizard Camp, year after year