Kel Modern Magic

How much does a corporate magician cost in Vancouver?

A corporate magician in Vancouver typically ranges from $2,000 to $5,000+ depending on event size, services, and date. Kel Modern Magic packages start at $2,000 for a single service (close-up strolling magic OR a parlour show) and $3,000 for both, with custom quotes for galas of 200+ guests or peak-season holiday parties.

Who has Kel Modern Magic performed for?

Kel has performed for Lululemon, Nintendo, Deloitte, BMW, TD Bank, A&W, T&T Supermarket, McCarthy Tétrault, BLG, Osler, and Norton Rose Fulbright, among 140+ events per year over the past two decades. Corporate clients include law firms, banks, tech companies, and Fortune 500 brands across Vancouver, the Lower Mainland, and Vancouver Island.

What does a corporate magician actually do at a company event?

A corporate magician keeps your guests engaged across every part of the night — strolling close-up magic during cocktail hour, a full interactive show after dinner, and MC hosting between segments. Kel performs all three in a single booking, which means no dead air, no awkward gaps, and no patchwork of vendors.

How many guests can Kel perform for?

Kel performs for events from 50 to 500+ guests. Close-up strolling magic works best for cocktail hours and receptions of any size. The full interactive stage show is built for crowds of 50 to 200, with custom production for larger galas.

What areas does Kel Modern Magic serve?

Kel performs across the Greater Vancouver area, including Vancouver, Coquitlam, Burnaby, Richmond, Surrey, North Vancouver, West Vancouver, Langley, and the Tri-Cities. He also travels to Whistler, Vancouver Island, the Fraser Valley, and destination corporate events across Canada.

Do you offer MC hosting along with the magic?

Yes — Kel hosts the full evening, handling welcomes, transitions, award presentations, and energy management between segments. Booking magic and MC hosting together eliminates the cost and coordination of a separate emcee.

Is the magic appropriate for a corporate audience?

Every set is clean, professional, and built for a mixed-age corporate room. No off-colour humour, no jokes at the audience's expense, no dated material. Volunteers are made the stars of the show, never the punchline.