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The "Magi-Kel" - "Magi-Chun"
MAGI-KC
International Magic Conventions / Dealer (Video Slide Shows)
International Brotherhood of Magicians
Society of American Magicians / SAM 2022 Close - Up
Texas Association of Magicians Convention / Close-Up
Pacific Coast Association of Magicians 2000 1st Place Stage Contest
Fellowship of Christian Magicians / FCM Performance / Highlights / FCM Parasol and Rope Performance
Japan Society of American Magicians Contest
Dealer at numerous international conventions including the FISM NA / TAOM / SAM 2024, Combined IBM/SAM 2017, 2014, International Fellowship of Christian Magician's Convention: 2014, 2010 & 2008, 2001-2004, International Brotherhood of Magicians (IBM)2019, 2010, 2009, 2007 and 2005, Society of American Magicians (SAM) 2019, 2011, 2007 and 2004, TAOM 2018, 2009, 2005-2001, 1999, 29th New Zealand International Magicians Convention in Auckland, New Zealand (2008), Japan Cup 2004, Hong Kong 2003-2002, Columbus Magi-Fest Convention 2002, PCAM 2000, Japan SAM 2001 Convention, Canada Association of Magician's Convention 2001, and Florida's Magic on the Beach Convention (MOB) 2000/2002.
Award Winner!
December, 2008: 3rd place in the Favorite Routine Contest at the 29th New Zealand International Magicians Convention in Auckland, New Zealand.
2022 Society of American Magicians Finalist in the Close-Up Competition in Las Vegas, Nevada
2020 Society of American Magicians Finalist in the Penn & Teller Auditions in Las Vegas, Nevada
2005 IBM Gold Medal Finalist in the Stage Competition in Reno, Nevada
2005 SAM Finalist in the Close-Up Competition in Boston, MA
2003 Texas Association of Magicians - 1st Place Stage Contest Winner
2003 PCAM K9 Balloon Olympics : 2nd Place
2000 Pacific Coast Association of Magician - 1st Place Stage Contest Winner
1998 Pacific Coast Association of Magician, 2nd Place, Children's Entertainment
1998 International Brotherhood of Magicians (IBM), 1st Place, Strolling Olympics
Kelvin Chun is an award winning teacher, magician, balloon artist and kite engineer.
Kelvin has performed magic and balloon since 1992 and competed in magic and balloon competitions all over the world since 1998. He is currently Hawaii's IBM Territorial Vice President.
Kelvin Chun remembers the first time he ever experienced something magical. He was 11 years old and was shown the classic sponge ball trick at Jimmy Yoshida’s Magic & Novelty Center on Alakea Street. There, he witnessed a ball in hand suddenly vanish — then inexplicably reappear not as one, but as three sponge balls.
And just like that, Chun was hooked on magic.
In the years that followed, the young sleight-of-hand hopeful would visit Magic & Novelty Center and Zuke’s Magic & Jokes by James Zukemura on Auld Lane to practice his developing craft.
“Other ways I’d learn magic was through books from the library,” Chun says. “They had a section, 793.8, and that’s the Dewey Decimal (System) for magic.”
After joining the Society of American Magicians and International Brotherhood of Magicians in the 1990s, Chun began to test his burgeoning skills against other magicians at national competitions, including the Pacific Coast Association of Magicians in 2000 and, three years later, the Texas Association of Magicians Convention, which he won.
“You have to be original and creative when you enter a contest,” Chun says. “It’s not something you can just buy from the magic shop.”
Best known for a spellbinding skill set that involves ropes, cards, coins, silk and birds, Chun (and several other magicians) will be performing these types of tricks and more at the 11th annual Hawai‘i Magic Festival on Dec. 27. (See story on page 13.)
“The magical journey has been to share the joys of magic to all — young to elderly, birthday parties to festivals, classroom students to educators, rural villages in remote areas to magic competitions at international conventions, numerous care homes to charities, countries around the world, and learning small close up magic to a big auditorium stage,” he says.
Beyond his accomplishments as a magician, though, Chun says his greatest honor is “making people happy.”
“When I went to Nepal, I went to the Everest base camp, I did magic, and they’ve never seen magic before,” Chun recalls. “I showed this old lady magic, you could see the smile on her face when I showed her magic. All the Nepalese kids, I’m going on the trail up the mountain and I’m showing them magic, they get so surprised and everything.
“You can show magic any place.”
One of those places used to be in Chun’s classroom, where the now-retired teacher once emphasized magic in his science, technology, engineering and mathematics, or STEM, lessons.
“There’s this guy Franz Harary … he (did) big illusions for Michael Jackson,” Chun explains. “You need to be like an engineer to design these illusions, to make the body disappear or get cut in half. It’s just an illusion, but it’s still incorporating STEM concepts.”
Among the STEM activities he’d incorporate into his curriculum was a “magic milk” experiment, inflating a balloon without air and turning an egg into a bouncy ball.
Chun actually obtained his bachelor’s degree in business administration from University of Hawai‘i, but decided to take a different path and become an educator. He says he wanted to make “a real contribution to society.”
“Teachers inspired me to become a teacher,” Chun shares. “My mission in preparing for success was to stimulate learning by teaching core values, general learner objectives, curriculum, and integrating mathematics, technology, hobbies such as magic, balloon artistry … and traveling.”
He started as a student math teacher at McKinley High School, and later moved on to his alma mater, Moanalua High School, then began teaching math and computer science at a number of other schools. When he retired in 2014, he was a technology resource teacher and librarian/media specialist at Nu‘uanu Elementary School.
“You have teachers who just teach 30-40 years at the same school,” says Chun. “I wanted the different demographics of Hawai‘i.”
In 1999, he received the Honolulu District Teacher of the Year and was a Disney’s American Teacher Award honoree as an elementary specialist in technology. The following year, Chun joined other top educators in USA Today’s All-USA Teacher Team. Chun says he took pride in teaching lifelong learning and problem-solving skills, and enjoyed watching the successful achievements of his students and fellow educators.
“I still keep in touch with (my students) on Facebook and see them doing so well,” he says. “Just seeing your students well makes me happy. It’s like doing this community service and helping people.”
Magic isn’t the only talent Chun has up his sleeve. While he was teaching, he’d often incorporate kite-making into his lessons.
“STEM curriculum for making kites can be built around designing, building and flying kites to teach concepts in science, technology, engineering and math, as well as art,” says Chun.
Chun taught his students about aerodynamics by testing different shapes and tail lengths, used math to create frame with proper proportions, and applied engineering principles by problem-solving to ensure their kite could withstand wind.
His fascination with kites started as a child growing up in ‘Aiea. He used to play with the 10-cent diamond kite Hi-Flier that he bought from Value Drug in ‘Aiea Shopping Center. In 1989, Chun received a grant from the Hawai‘i State Cultural Arts Foundation to study as an apprentice under master kite maker, Patricio Gongob, who was known for his Filipino sarangola kites. Drawing inspiration from Gongob’s creations, along with adapting designs of the Hawaiian lupe and Chinese winged kites, Chun created an innovative Hawaiian kite. His contemporary design, which featured modern materials like mylar and fiberglass, focused on lupe hīhīmanu or lupe hāhālua (manta ray-style kite). Chun won the award of excellence in 2024 and 2025 at the Weifang International Kite Festival, known as the “Olympics of Kite Festivals,” in Weifang, China.
On Nov. 8 at Kapolei Public Library, Chun will showcase his innovative Hawaiian kite, explaining the science, engineering, and arts and cultural traditions behind it, and his experience creating it.
When asked what his advice would be to those pursuing a passion or dream, Chun shares the philosophy of ikigai.
“It’s like finding a purpose in life. It’s like you have a reason for being a person and make life worthwhile. When you wake up in the morning, you want something to do. It’s something that makes you happy,” he says. “You gather your life goals. You gather what you enjoy. You gather all that information and then you think of the possible paths that you could go.”
And as for the explanation behind his magic tricks? Well, a good magician never reveals his secrets.
He is the only magician in Hawaii who has accomplished so many magic and balloon awards and is recognized internationally for his performing and lecturing abilities.
Kelvin has over 30 years experience as an educator teaching students from grades kindergarten - adult.
He has the experience to communicate effectively with people of all ages and also be a life-long learner. Kelvin was a guest performer at numerous conventions.
He is best known for his educational technology background, stage magic and inventive balloon sculptures.
Throwing a birthday party, company party, or even a wedding - every show is tailored to the client's individual needs. Kelvin performs for people of all ages.
His cartoon balloon and magic show is customized for audiences of any size.
Kelvin has performed at a variety of events including carnivals, 1st birthdays, Christmas parties, and other special events.
The show features Kelvin 's infamous "Cartoon Balloon" twisting and his amazing production of animals.
At Oahu events, the fun filled magic show could include both green male and red female exotic eclectus parrots,
beautiful white doves.
It can serve as a wonderful start to a convention or dinner entertainment for a banquet.
Whether appearing in public or private settings, Kelvin offers the same high standards of professionalism and unique entertainment that mesmerizes people of all ages and backgrounds.
Having been an educator, Kelvin believes in the importance of maintaining a good working relationship with clients.
He understands the need to be flexible and to tailor his act to clients' specifications in order to best meet their goals, which may include product marketing, inservice training, or simply entertainment of the highest quality.
Kelvin blends magic from all over the world. He attends national and international conventions learning magic and balloon techniques that is incorporated in his act.
Kelvin is a member of the International Brotherhood of Magicians! The I.B.M. is the world's largest organization for magicians boasting nearly 13,000 members worldwide. With over 300 local groups, called Rings, in more than 73 countries! The I.B.M. is considered to be the most respected organization for amateur and professional magicians in the world!
Kelvin is also a member of the Society of American Magicians, founded on May 10, 1902 in Martinka's famous magic shop in New York City, New York, is the oldest and most prestigious magical society in the world. The S.A.M. offers the opportunity to unite and associate with leaders in the World of Magic - not only professionals, but with amateurs, manufacturers, magic dealers, book authors and magic collectors. Through its monthly publications, annual conventions, and with over 250 "Assemblies" throughout the world, the S.A.M. provides the necessary forum for the advancement of magic through discussions, lectures, research, performances, and exchange of magic secrets within the magic community.
Kelvin has competed in both stage and close-up international competitions for many years and is honored to represent Hawaii.
Kelvin was a 2005 International Brotherhood of Magicians (IBM) Gold Medal Finalist in the Stage Competition in Reno, Nevada, and a 2005 Society of American Magicians (SAM) Finalist in the Close-Up Competition in Boston.
Kelvin placed 1st in stage magic at the Texas Association of Magician's (TAOM) 2003 Convention, and also the Pacific Coast Association of Magician's (PCAM) 2000 Convention.
Kelvin placed 3rd in the Favorite Routine Contest at the 29th New Zealand International Magicians Convention in Auckland, New Zealand (2008).
Stage Magic Performance at New Zealand Convention
Close-Up Magic Performance at New Zealand Convention
He also placed 2nd in the PCAM 2003 Balloon Olympics and the PCAM 98' Children's Entertainer competition.
He has been a guest performer and lecturer at numerous international conventions and events from around the world.
These international conventions included the 29th New Zealand International Magicians Convention in Auckland, New Zealand (2008), International Fellowship of Christian Magician's Convention 2008, SAM 2007 Dallas, Texas Association of Magician's Convention (TAOM), Japan Cup 2004,
Hong Kong International Magic 2003 Convention, Hong Kong International Magic Convention 2002, International Fellowship of Christian Magician's Convention 2001-2004, Columbus Magi-Fest Convention 2002, and TAOM 2002.
Kelvin also continuously strives to improve his performances by traveling around the world to view great routines and compete with outstanding individuals. He often travels to Asia about four times a year. Kelvin strives to perfect his routine in front of the toughest critics - Magicians. Magicians know the performing art and is aware of methods and techniques used. By participating in international conventions, the universal language is magic. Secrets are shared from many cultures. Kelvin selects routines that fit his performing style and keeps up-to-date for the 21st century.
For professional development, Kelvin attended the following:
August, 2024, TAOM-SAM FISM NA National Magic Convention, Dallas
August, 2024 Magic Live, Las Vegas, NV
August, 2023 Magic Live, Las Vegas, NV
July, 2022 FISM Quebec
May, 2022 Magic Live, Las Vegas, NV
January, 2022 SAM National Magic Convention, Las Vegas
January, 2020 SAM National Magic Convention, Las Vegas
August, 2019: Magic Live, Las Vegas, NV
July, 2019: IBM - Arizona Convention (dealer)
June, 2019 Chicago Celebration SAM (dealer)
September, 2018 TAOM Houston (dealer)
August, 2018: Magic Live, Las Vegas, NV
July, 2018: FISM World Championships of Magic Beijing 2018
Nov 2017 FISM Asia - Gifu, Japan
August, 2017: Magic Live, Las Vegas, NV
July, 2017: IBM/SAM Combined Convention in Louisville, KY; (dealer)
August, 2015: Magic Live, Las Vegas, NV
July, 2014: IBM/SAM Combined Convention in St. Louis, MO; (dealer)
Fellowship of Christian Magician's Convention: 2014
Lectured, dealer and performed on Asian Magic & Cartoon Balloons at the Annual International Convention of the Fellowship of Christian Magicians.
December 2013, & March, 2014: China Magic Shops in Shijiazhuang & Beijing
October, 2013: International Magic festival (Happy Valley) and magic shops in Guangdong, & Shenzhen (China)
July, 2012: SAM National Magic Convention, Las Vegas, NV (dealer)
October, 2011: International Magic festival (Happy Valley) and magic shops in Guangdong, & Shenzhen (China)
July, 2011: SAM National Magic Convention, Pittsburgh, PA (dealer)
June, 2011: Magic shops in Guangdong, & Shenzhen
March, 2011: Magic shops in Guangdong, & Shenzhen
December, 2010: Magic shops in Guangdong, & Shenzhen
October, 2010: International Magic festival (Happy Valley) and magic shops in Guangdong, & Shenzhen (China)
July, 2010: Lectured, dealer and performed on Asian Magic & Cartoon Balloons at the Annual International Convention of the Fellowship of Christian Magicians.
July, 2010: IBM - San Diego Convention 2010 (dealer)
June, 2010: Magic shops in Guangdong, Shenzhen, & Tokyo
March, 2010: Magic shops in Guangdong, Shenzhen, & Tokyo
December, 2009: Magic shops in Guangdong, & Shenzhen
October, 2009: International Magic festival (Happy Valley) and magic shops in Guangdong, Shenzhen (China), & Tokyo
September, 2009: Texas Association of Magicians - Houston dealer & contestant
July, 2009: FISM World Championships of Magic Beijing 2009
July, 2009: IBM - Nashville, Tennessee Convention 2009 (dealer)
June, 2009: Magic shops in Guangdong, Shenzhen (China), & Tokyo
March, 2009: Magic shops in Guangdong, Shenzhen (China), & Tokyo
December, 2008: 29th New Zealand International Magicians Convention in Auckland, New Zealand (2008) (dealer)
October, 2008: Shenzhen Happy Valley International Magic Festival (China)
July, 2008: IBM and SAM 2008 International Convention in Louisville, Kentucky (dealer)
July, 2008: Lectured and performed on Asian Magic & Cartoon Balloons at the Annual International Convention of the Fellowship of Christian Magicians.
Hilo Elks "World of Magic" performance includes Taishoji Taiko of Hilo and magician Kelvin Chun of Oahu who will share the stage at downtown Hilo's Palace Theater on Sunday, December 8, 2013 at 11am.
Kelvin has performed and been a dealer at the above conventions and others including the International Brotherhood of Magicians (IBM) 2007 and 2005,
Society of American Magicians (SAM) 2007, 2005 and 2004, TAOM 2009, 2005-2001, 1999,
2005 IBM Gold Medal Finalist in the Stage Competition in Reno, Nevada (dealer)
2005 SAM Finalist in the Close-Up Competition in Boston, MA (dealer)
2005 Texas Association of Magicians - San Antonio dealer, contestant
2004 Texas Association of Magicians - Houston dealer
July, 2004: Lectured, dealer and performed on Asian Magic & Cartoon Balloons at the Annual International Convention of the Fellowship of Christian Magicians.
July, 2004: Society of American Magician - St. Louis Convention: Dealer
March 2004: Japan Cup 2004 (dealer)
2003 Texas Association of Magicians - Lubbock -1st Place Stage Contest Winner and dealer.
November, 2002: Magic on the Beach - Florida: Stage Magic & Balloon Contestant, and Dealer.
September, 2002: Dealer on Asian Magic & Cartoon Balloons at the Texas Association of Magicians Convention in Fort Worth,
2002: The 16th annual Magic Spectacular conjures up a pair of shows on March 16 at the Aloha Theater. This year's featured headliner is magician and ventriloquist Steve Taylor, who will be joined by Honolulu's Kelvin Chun, and local sorcerers The Great Barusky, Arnelio the Great, Alan Konno, Al Gulickto and Ken Broennimann. Proceeds from the 2:30 and 7 p.m. performances will benefit the American Cancer Society.
July, 2001-2002: Lectured, dealer and performed on Asian Magic & Cartoon Balloons at the Annual International Convention of the Fellowship of Christian Magicians.
September, 2001: Lecturer and dealer on Asian Magic & Cartoon Balloons at the 2001 Texas Association of Magicians Convention in Corpus Christi, Texas.
Texas Association of Magicians Convention in Corpus Christi, Texas: Stage Contestant
2001 Japan SAM Convention Stage Magic Contest
Canadian Association of Magicians. President, & International Brotherhood of Magicians (IBM) 2008 President: Joan Ceasar (left)
Canada Association of Magician's Convention 2001,
2000 Pacific Coast Association of Magician, 1st Place, Stage Magic Contest
September,1999: Stage Magic Contestant 1999 Texas Association of Magicians Convention in Austin, Texas.
1998 Pacific Coast Association of Magician, 2nd Place, Children's Entertainment
and Florida's Magic on the Beach Convention (MOB) 2000/2002.
Kelvin was a hit at IBM's 98 Convention in the Strolling Olympics and named the most funniest (see the Nov.98 issue of Linking Ring).
Photo in November, 1998 Linking Ring Journal
Strolling Olympics Competition
at 1998 International Brotherhood of Magicians'
Convention in Los Angeles.
What you see is a union of magic and balloons from China, Japan, Europe, and the USA.
See his balloon creations and awards. Kelvin performed all over the world.
In Hawaii, Kelvin is an active member of all the local Magic Clubs (SAM, IBM, PRISM (Pacific Rim Inner Secret Magic) ).
Kelvin uses the best magic supplies from Japan including silk, rope, canes, and woodcraft.
Lots of interaction & participation
Magic, Mystery & Illusion Show!
Enhance your event with Kelvin's 30 minute presentation of magic, audience participation, spectacular illusions, live animals, sound system, and music that is guaranteed to make your event a success.
Theatre Show!
Amazing!
This is how most people have described Kelvin’s award-winning stage act. Imagine animal productions, rope magic, quick change and parasol production. This is the type of magic act and character you would have seen in the grandest of venues. Accompanied by popular music, Kelvin takes his audience on a journey where objects appear, disappear, transform, and take on a life of their own. His suave character will lure and mystify you. This 8-minute extravaganza of breathtaking magic has been hailed by some of America’s top magicians as stylish and full of surprises.
Stand-Up Magic Show
An entertaining solo magic show when a large illusion show is not required. Designed for company parties, picnics, banquets, conventions, schools, birthdays, churches, grand openings, fair, festival, Yakudoshi, and retirement parties.
Close-Up Strolling Magic
Enjoy walk-around close up magic designed to entertain your guests up-close and help them relax and enjoy the evening or party.
Personalized Entertainment for Impressive and Unforgettable Events!
Audiences that have experienced Kelvin’s magic close-up rave about it! Kelvin is very engaging, as he makes his way around meeting your guests and performing his close-up illusions one on one and for small groups. Whether it’s a cocktail party or gala event, your guests will love his casual style and humor. Kelvin's magic is interactive and mesmerizing. Your guests will see professional sleight-of-hand right under their noses, even in their own hands!
Is this the right entertainment for your event?
Kelvin’s strolling or walk-around performance is adaptable. It can be performed under most conditions without interrupting the flow of events. Unlike other forms of entertainment, close-up magic doesn’t require the attention of the entire crowd. This type of magic is perfect for larger functions where a casual and upbeat social atmosphere is key. His magic also acts as an icebreaker and conversation maker. Your guests will be excitedly talking with one another about the fun they are having and what they’ve witnessed!
A great way to begin your evening with a professional magician who knows how to entertain your group.
Kids Magic Birthday Party Show
Your child is the STAR of the show at Kelvin's Kids Magic Birthday Party Show. Magic, live animals, audience participation, puppetry, music and prizes are part of this fun show for children. Kelvin was voted Best Birthday Party Entertainer and Best Local Entertainer!
Trade Show Infotainment, Promotions, Motivational Sales Magic
Designed to generate more traffic, leads, and sales at your trade shows (as a trade show magician or corporate magician). Also great for hospitality suites and adding excitement to your event.
School Programs
Kelvin, the educational entertainment specialist, offers a variety of educational and entertaining programs for schools. Your students will be educated, motivated and entertained by Kelvin's excellent inspirational programs. Great for educational assemblies for students.
Church Programs
Library Shows
When you want educational and entertaining programs to get kids excited about reading, engage Kelvin's Magic of Reading program.
Company Picnics
Kelvin can provide a variety of activities for your summer picnics, including Magic, Balloon Animals, Prizes, Strolling Entertainment, Call to schedule your picnic.
Kelvin has been performing at restaurants for years (TGI Fridays, Dixie Grill, Ronnie's Ice Cream Parlour and Chan's Buffet). He can perform balloon artistry and close-up table-to-table magic or perform on stage.
Kelvin promises to offer the best of magical entertainment available.
He offers a fusion of eastern and western magic that is exciting, versatile, and unique.
He also offers a wide range of magical services so you can find the right form of entertainment that will satisfy all of your guests. Kelvin is adaptable and can make any event a huge success.
Kelvin promises the best of service. He arrives early to set-up for the show and adapts all of his programs to fit your needs.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are you willing to travel?
I have performed all over the world and enjoy it. I will travel anywhere to perform.
What makes your magic different from other forms of entertainment?
Magic and balloons are enjoyable for all ages. My magic includes a wide production of animals (doves, parrots, and a rabbit) and a blend of eastern and western art. My balloons are popular cartoon characters that is familiar to all ages.
I design my magic to popular music and will have a lasting impact on your guests so they will talk about your event for years!
How do I get booked?
Call to make a reservation. Bookings are on a first-come, first-serve basis. I would recommend to book about 3 months prior to the event.
Testimonials
Date: Mon, 08 Mar 2010 18:03:00 -0800 (PST)
From: Ashley L.
To: Chun <kyschun@hawaii.edu>
Subject: Michael's 1st bday party
Hi Kelvin,
Thank you for doing such an amazing job at out son's party this past Saturday. Everyone loved the show!
Thanks again,
Ashley L.
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Kelvin,
Thank you so much for being a part of our Youth Week celebration at Hawaii USA! The children loved the balloon animals and your magic show was a big hit! Mahalo again!
K. Kamai
Sales & Service Director
Hawaii USA FCU (mail 5/4/09)
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Hi Kelvin,
Thanks for having a great magic show at my daughter's party last Sunday. My
guests had a great time!
C ( via email 3/3/09)
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Kelvin,
Again just want to thank you for the great magic show. Thanks for
showing up early by the way. I can tell you are a well organized
individual, so you must be a teacher. All the kids enjoyed it and I had
a lot of compliments from the adults. Again thanks for taking the time
out Saturday morning for my daughters party. Awesome job. (via email 2/23/09)
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Aloha Kelvin,
And thank you again for finding the time to be there. You
do a great show and definitely know how to connect with your audience!
Mahalo ( via email 1/26/09)
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Performs advanced balloon sculpturing and magic for parties, schools, weddings and conventions. Live birds & rabbit .... Cartoon / multiple balloon sculptures
Entertained magic/ balloons at the following restaurants as "the balloon guy":
Chan's Gourmet Buffet (near airport)
TGI Friday's (Ward & Waikiki)
Dixie Grill (Ward)
Ronnie's Ice Cream Parlour @ WestRidge Plaza
Ronnie's Ice Cream Parlor & Restaurant Review
COLORWHIMS.COM / HAWAII PARTY ENTERTAINERS / Face Painter Hawaii
Japan Silk, Ropes, Sponge Balls, TRIX Tokyo Magic Supplies and Balloons
Presentation for National Council for Teachers of Mathematics (NCTM) / Hawaii Council for Teachers of Mathematics (HCTM)
Membership (and past membership) of the following:
IBM - International Brotherhood of Magicians (Member: IBM #52205R Since 1995)
I.B.M. - Territorial Vice President, Hawaii: 2015-2024
SAM - Society of American Magicians (Member ( 38756-089) Since 2/01)
TAOM - Texas Association of Magicians (Member - 4679)
FCM - Fellowship of Christian Magicians (Member - 11332-01)
Local Magic Clubs (SAM, IBM, PRISM (Pacific Rim Inner Secret Magic) )
Jimmy Yoshida Aloha Assembly Chapter #89
For information contact:
Kelvin Chun
(808)533-2486
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