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VIP entertainment Vancouver planners ask me about usually comes down to one skill: knowing when not to perform. One of the interesting things about performing magic for VIPs is that almost nobody walks into a VIP lounge thinking "I really hope a magician comes over." That's useful information if you happen to be the magician. I recently had the opportunity to perform in a VIP lounge during FIFA World Cup events in Vancouver. It was an extraordinary environment: executives, in

There are few phrases in the English language more frightening than "Okay everyone, we're going to start with a fun little icebreaker." You can actually watch a room lose the will to live. Suddenly forty-seven adults who successfully manage departments, raise children, negotiate mortgages and occasionally operate heavy machinery have been asked to stand in a circle and tell everyone which kitchen appliance best represents their leadership style. "I'm a Vitamix because I blend

Every Vancouver event planner learns the same lesson eventually, usually the hard way: holiday party dates disappear early. The venue gets booked in September. The caterer gets booked in October. And then, sometime in early November, the planner remembers entertainment was still "on the list" - and finds every good option already booked solid through New Year's. If you're planning a corporate holiday party, a client appreciation night, or an office Christmas party in Vancouve

Magician Bro Gilbert performing close-up magic for guests at a private house party in Vancouver. Here's a review that landed this week, and it says more about what a house party magician in Vancouver actually does than any pitch page ever could: "We have had Bro Gilbert at 2 gatherings and he has truly been the life of the party. He seamlessly moves through the crowd unobtrusively, literally working his magic. He never ceases to amaze! He brings wonderment to every person he