"For $75, small groups learn up to six practical sleight-of-hand tricks designed specifically for adult life-not giant top-hat rabbit situations, but tricks involving dollar bills, coins, cards, pens and business cards you could realistically pull out at a bar."
""This isn't a passive demo," founder and magician Jeremy Pasternak told . "It's a hands-on workshop where you'll walk away with the secrets to real tricks, real technique and the mindset of how to fool people.""
"Instead of flashy prop magic aimed at kids, the workshop leans into subtle psychological misdirection and tricks that feel weirdly plausible in everyday situations. "Kids love loud, colorful, prop magic," Pasternak said."
"Open With Magic , a 90-minute adult magic workshop held in Manhattan, is quietly becoming one of the city's more unusual after-work activities. For $75, small groups learn up to six practical sleight-of-hand tricks designed specifically for adult life-not giant top-hat rabbit situations, but tricks involving dollar bills, coins, cards, pens and business cards you could realistically pull out at a bar."
A 90-minute adult magic workshop in Midtown offers small-group instruction in up to six practical sleight-of-hand tricks. The tricks focus on everyday items such as dollar bills, coins, cards, pens, and business cards rather than large stage props. The experience emphasizes hands-on learning instead of passive watching, with attention to real technique, the mindset behind misdirection, and how to fool people convincingly. The adult-focused approach uses subtle psychological misdirection and effects that feel plausible in everyday situations. The workshop is positioned as an after-work activity that leaves participants with skills they can perform at dinner parties and social gatherings.
Read at Time Out New York
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