Magical Costume Party and Benefit for Jackson House

Get ready to celebrate the Friday night after Halloween with a Costume Party and Magic Show benefitting Jackson House at Maxwell Blade’s Theatre of Magic at the Historic Malco Theatre. The costume party starts at 6 p.m. Friday, November 1, and the Magic Show starts at 8 p.m. Tickets are $35.

Available at the event will be spooky tours of the Malco where patrons will have the opportunity to get special photos of themselves in costume.

The event will have a Maxwell Blade look-a-like contest with the winner receiving a great prize. Participants will have food, entertainment and haunted antics from the cast and crew.

Jackson House has served Garland County for 43 years. Maxwell Blade said, “Jackson House is my favorite charity. It helps the needy and elderly in our community. I donate proceeds from my Magic Kits to Jackson House because I believe in that cause so much. We will have a fun time with our costume party and show November 1st.”

Janie Smith, Executive Director of Jackson House said, “We are very grateful to Maxwell for his continued generous support of Jackson House. We serve over 25,000 residents of Garland County by providing food, supplies, shelter, and medicine. With $1 of support, we can buy up to $10 worth of food because of the deals we have with suppliers. Each dollar raised stays in Garland County.”

Join Jackson House and Maxwell Blade’s Theatre of Magic at 817 Central Avenue for a fun, spooky, and mesmerizing event. For tickets visit www.MaxwellBlade.com or call 501-617-0032.

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