Shows built for young audiences
Tripp's school and library shows are interactive from start to finish. Kids call out, volunteer and help make the magic happen, which keeps a room of young audience members engaged far better than a lecture-style show.
He performed the Tripp Coleman Magic Show at the Regina Public Library's Sherwood Village branch on February 16, 2026, a free drop-in program for ages 4 and up. He has also performed for a combined seniors and day care audience, which is about as wide an age range as a magician gets.
Good fits for this show
- Public library programs, including school-break and summer reading events
- Elementary school assemblies and fun days
- Day cares and after-school programs
- Seniors' homes and intergenerational events
- Community centres and family nights
What organizers need to provide
For a classroom or small room, nothing more than a clear space at the front. For a gym or large hall, Tripp uses a wireless headset microphone and a PA system, so let him know whether the venue has sound available.
Planning a school or library show
- Choose the slot. Library programs often run during school breaks and summer reading season; schools often book assemblies or fun days. Give Tripp your preferred dates early.
- Know your audience size. A library story room and a full gym need different setups. Tell Tripp roughly how many kids and adults to expect.
- Set the seating. Kids on the floor up front and adults behind gives everyone a clear view and makes volunteering easy.
- Check your photo policy. If your school or library has rules about photos of children, share them so the show runs smoothly.
- Promote it. Billing the show by age (for example, ages 4 and up) helps families decide whether to come.
Pricing for schools and libraries
Shows start at around $400, depending on length and travel. Library and school programmers can call or text 306-209-8861 with their date range and audience size.
Areas served
Tripp performs at schools and libraries in Regina, Pilot Butte, White City and Emerald Park, Balgonie, Moose Jaw and rural communities within about 200 miles.