Imagined by Bobby Borgia
The Entrance & Lobby
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as seen on showtime
Comedy Show
Tammy Pescatelli
Apr. 16th — 17th | Fri: 7pm, Sat: 7pm
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As seen on America's Got Talent
Comedy Show
Taylor Mason
Apr. 23rd — 25th | Fri: 7pm, Sat: 7pm, Sun Matinee: 12:30 Tickets: Adults: $20. Kids 12 and under: $12
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As seen on America's Got Talent
Comedy Show
Taylor Mason
May 7th – 9th | Fri: 7pm, Sat: 6:30pm + 9pm, Sunday Matinee: 12:30 Tickets: Adults: $20. Kids 12 and under: $12
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As seen on America's Got Talent
Comedy Show
Greg Morton
May 14th – 15th | Fri: 7pm, Sat: 6:30pm + 9pm
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As seen on America's Got Talent
Comedy Show
Jeff Shaw
May 21st – 22nd | Fri: 7pm, Sat: 6:30pm + 9pm
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as seen on CBS
Mentalist
Jon Stetson
May 28th – 30th | Fri: 7pm, Sat: 6:30pm + 9pm, Sunday Matinee: 12:30 Tickets: Adults: $20. Kids 12 and under: $12
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As seen on Disney, Conan and The Tonight Show
Comedy Show
Rondell Sheridan
Jun. 4th – 5th | Fri: 7pm, Sat: 6:30pm + 9pm
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As seen on America's Got Talent
Comedy Show, Magic Show
Dana Daniels
June 11th – 13th | Fri: 7pm, Sat: 6:30pm + 9pm, Sunday Matinee: 12:30 Tickets: Adults: $20. Kids 12 and under: $12
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As seen on America's Got Talent
Comedy Show
Kevin Downey Jr
Jul. 16th – 17th | Fri: 7pm, Sat: 6:30pm + 9pm
Secrets & Wonders™
The Sleight of Hand Performance Bar
Magic | Comedy | Dining
The Showroom & Restaurant
Meet the Real Wizard of Oz
Celebrating the man who defined magic, inspired the Wizard of Oz and mentored Houdini
Before Houdini, there was Kellar – a magician from Erie, Pennsylvania who defined magic so brilliantly that author L. Frank Baum based his immortal character “The Wizard of Oz” on him. Henrich “Harry” Kellar (1849-1922) has been forgotten by history – UNTIL NOW!
Kellar’s, A Modern Magic & Comedy Club, is an historical entertainment tourist attraction in Kellar’s hometown created by Bobby Borgia, noted international magician who is also from Erie, and Kristi Lewonas. Kellar’s story inspired Borgia to take up magic at age 6 and follow in his footsteps. This entertainment hotspot is a gift to Borgia’s hero. It not only pays tribute to Kellar but looks inside his life and illusions with memorabilia and genuine artifacts from Kellar’s career. The magic and comedy club is also a block away from the site of Kellar’s boyhood home.
