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-[[Sorcerers Safari Magic Camp]] [[Image:SS-logo.jpg|left]] is a performance arts camp solely dedicated to teaching the art of magic to young people.
+''Do you'':
+*Have a favorite magician you would like others to know more about?
-Sorcerer's Safari is the creation of Torontonian [[Mike Segal]], who's been working as a magician since high school.
+*Have a magic specialty you would like to share with others?
+*Want to collaborate with other magicians on a specific topic?
-In 1996, the program started for day campers only, and there were only a few of them. Then in 1997, ten eager magic enthusiasts joined Magic Mike, his wife Jen, and a few keen staffer at Camp Tamarack.
+*Share your knowledge about how a certain illusion or sleight came about?
+*Provide a correction or update to a published magic books?
-Now Sorcerers Safari attracts an international student body, including youths from Japan, South Africa, Belgium, France and England.
+*Just enjoy researching?
+Then help MagicPedia by adding their knowledge! [[MadicPedia:Advertisement|Click for more...]]
-In 2002, the program moved to Camp White Pine, the same camp location where they filmed the movie Meatballs.
-Sorcerers Safari magic camp became part of the Ontario Camping Association (OCA) in 2004.
-In 2007, Sorcerers Safari magic camp celebrated its official 10th anniversary.[[Sorcerers Safari Magic Camp|Click for more...]]