IBM Convention

Did you know that if you are between the ages of 12 and 21 that you can attend the Lance Burton Teen Seminar absolutely FREE this July? Also, if you are under 18 and an I.B.M. Member, you may qualify to attend the entire IBM Convention for FREE! For more information, go to magician.org/lbts

We are delighted to announce that the Lance Burton Teen Seminar has been approved and will be sponsored once again by the Endowment and Development Fund of the International Brotherhood of Magicians. This life-changing seminar is open for sign up to all I.B.M. Members between the ages of 12 and 21 and is completely FREE to attend. The main faculty will be Lance Burton, Gabriella Lester and Geno Ploeger, with many surprise guests.

The seminar takes place two days before the convention begins, and for an hour each day during the July convention in St. Louis.

You must apply to the Lance Burton Teen Seminar AND be registered for the convention to attend. Registering for the convention does NOT give you automatic registration to the seminar.

Additionally, we are pleased to offer FREE convention registration to the first 40 youth members under the age of 18!

Please submit your application online at magician.org/lbts. If you have any questions, please feel free to email Simone Marron, our Lance Burton Teen Seminar Administrator at [email protected]. Be sure and secure your spot early, so as not to be disappointed.

Fun morning/afternoon in St. Louis and St. Charles with Ring 1 President Steve Queen and his First Lady Jen Queen; seeing Forest Park and historic St. Charles where Tina Salvaneschi will host significant other events during the IBM Convention this summer. IBM - International Brotherhood of Magicians Looking forward to our show tonight.

Copies are limited so don’t wait to purchase. Any copies we have remaining will be sold at the convention this July in St. Louis.

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