The American Museum of Magic
Founded in 1978, the museum is celebrating 40 years of serving the public.
Every summer, the museum organizes CampAbracadabra to teach the joys of magic to young people
Founder Bob Lund was honored in the Linking Ring magazine in 2018
The Gala Reception is held in historic Marshall homes, like Oak Hill Manor.
The museum hosts professional magicians every Saturday at 1 p.m. for a free magic show.
The summer Gala Fundraiser brings world-class magicians to Marshall for extravagant stage performances.
AMM Founder Elaine Lund
The museum hosts professional magicians every Saturday at 1 p.m. for a free magic show.
The American Museum of Magic is the largest collection of magic open to the public in America.

The Wonder of it All

Experience the treasures of Houdini, Thurston Kellar and Michigan’s own Blackstone, among hundreds of others.

For more than 40 years the American Museum of Magic has delighted the public with all the wonders of magic, celebrating the contributions and life stories of magicians from around the globe.

Immerse yourself in the largest collection of magic artifacts on display anywhere in the United States. Discover what has been described as “the Smithsonian of American magic.”

ABOUT Camp Abracadabra 2019

Hogwarts comes to Marshall yet again this year!

Our school for budding magicians (ages 7-11) runs Monday through Friday, July 22 to 26, 2019. You can click here for the full schedule and contact information. If you would like to know more about the Camp Instructor, the amazing John Dudley, you can click on his picture.

ABOUT The AMM “Magic in Marshall”

The museum’s annual fundraiser is set for June 15th at the Franke Center with Matthew David Stanley. A wine and cheese event will be held at the museum before the show.

Click on our star’s name to learn more about him and be sure check out his video here.

Keep Magic Alive!

All that we’ve done was made possible with talented and hard working leadership, the active participation of local volunteers, individual donations, and the financial support of foundations, state, and federal agencies. Read how you can help!

The American Museum of Magic is supported by the Michigan Council for Arts and Cultural Affairs and the National Endowment for the Arts.

The mission of the American Museum of Magic is to inspire and delight the public with the wonder of magic by documenting and celebrating the contributions and lives of magicians.

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