Visiting or living outside WA? Here are other magic clubs around Australia.
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WASM, the West Australian Society of Magicians, is Perth's magic society. We meet second Tuesday monthly, 6:30pm for a 7:00pm start, at the Le Roi Function Room, Belgian Beer Café (Cnr King St & Murray St, Perth WA 6000).
Chatswood, Sydney · Ring of the International Brotherhood of Magicians
The Maurice Rooklyn Ring of the International Brotherhood of Magicians, formed in Sydney in 1949. Members range from beginners and keen amateurs to full-time professionals.
Meets: Monthly, third Tuesday at 7:30pm, Chatswood
Visit website: Sydney Magic Club (IBM Ring 102) · Contact the club: Sydney Magic Club (IBM Ring 102)
Seven Hills, Sydney · Magic club
A friendly club for beginners, amateurs and professionals in Sydney's west, with lectures and auctions of magic apparatus and books. Visitors may come along a few times before applying.
Meets: Second and fourth Monday at 8pm, Seven Hills RSL
Newcastle · Magic club
The Hunter's magic club. Reports of each meeting are posted on its blog.
Meets: Monthly, Friday evenings
Melbourne · Branch of the Australian Society of Magicians
Founded in 1907, the Society describes itself as the oldest magic society in the Southern Hemisphere. Melbourne is its main assembly, with a themed programme each month.
Meets: Monthly, second Monday (no January meeting), Royal Historical Society of Victoria, Melbourne
Visit website: Australian Society of Magicians (Melbourne, Assembly No. 1) · Contact the club: Australian Society of Magicians (Melbourne, Assembly No. 1)
Noble Park, Melbourne · Magic club
Formed in 1938 and open to anyone who loves magic or its allied arts, such as ventriloquism, juggling and escapology.
Meets: Monthly, third Monday at 7pm (no January meeting), Sandown Park Hotel, Noble Park
Melbourne · Magic organisation
Runs magic courses, monthly workshops and lectures, and the Melbourne Magic Festival.
Meets: Monthly workshops: see the website
Visit website: Australian Institute of Magic · Contact the club: Australian Institute of Magic
Brisbane · Magic club
Brisbane's magic club, with members across Brisbane, the Gold Coast and the Sunshine Coast. Lectures and themed nights through the year.
Meets: Monthly, usually a Monday evening: see the website for dates
Visit website: Queensland Society of Magicians · Contact the club: Queensland Society of Magicians
Nerang, Gold Coast · Magic club
For professional, semi-professional and amateur magicians and anyone interested in magic. Visitors are welcome.
Meets: Monthly, second Monday at 6:30pm, Nerang RSL
Visit website: Gold Coast Magic Circle · Contact the club: Gold Coast Magic Circle
Torrensville, Adelaide · Branch of the Australian Society of Magicians
Adelaide's branch of the Australian Society of Magicians, established in 1920, with its clubrooms and museum in a heritage-listed wartime air-raid shelter.
Meets: Monthly, third Thursday, the Bomb Shelter, Torrensville
Visit website: Australian Society of Magicians (Adelaide, Assembly No. 2) · Contact the club: Australian Society of Magicians (Adelaide, Assembly No. 2)
We don't know of a club meeting in Tasmania at the moment. The nearest club above may be able to help, or ask the Australian Society of Magicians.
Canberra · Ring of the International Brotherhood of Magicians
Canberra's ring of the International Brotherhood of Magicians: a small group that meets each month to perform and share magic. It has no website of its own; the link is the International Brotherhood's.
Meets: Monthly
We don't know of a club meeting in Northern Territory at the moment. The nearest club above may be able to help, or ask the Australian Society of Magicians.
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These clubs are independent of WASM: please check a club's own website before you visit. Last checked October 2026.