Strolling Entertainment

Our roving entertainers are ready to help you create a fun, memorable entertainment experience! We work with the friendliest, most easy-going artists around. These performers are fun, clean, and appropriate for all ages.

	Just Paul Variety Show  Comedian. Magician. Juggler. In the spirit of the American sideshow attraction, this performer has it all. Paul Miller packs magic, juggling, and comedy into his high-energy spectacle. Fee: $1,250 - 2,500
	Magician Michael Creech  Strolling Magic or Stage Show Michael Creech consistently delivers the best in magical entertainment. Ranging from up-close miracles to breathtaking stage magic, Michael's showmanship and diversity has made him an in-demand magician. Fee: $1,250 - 2,500
	Giant Roving Characters  Better than Stilt Walkers! If you're looking for the ultimate attention grabber for your next event, you've found it! Roving characters Number Nine and Big E shake hands, sign autographs, and even dance! Fee: $1,250 - 2,500
	Mentalist Magician Josh  Mentalism and close-up magic Josh performs close-up magic with cards, coins and other ordinary objects. His magic is powerful, dignified and extremely entertaining. Plus, Josh speaks nearly fluent Spanish! Fee: $1,250 - 2,500

Contact us today to hire the perfect strolling entertainment for your event!

Roving Entertainer Booking Guide

Download our Strolling Entertainer guide to hire the perfect juggler, magician, or variety act. Complete with performer bios and testimonials.

Why Roving Entertainment?

Roving entertainment (also known as strolling, roaming or close-up entertainment) is ideal for entertaining mingling guests at a company outing or picnic. People love roving entertainment because the show takes place right before their eyes, and sometimes even in their own hands!

Typically, magicians or jugglers charge for roving by the hour. The amount of time you'll need depends on the crowd you expect. For example, if there's set crowd of 100 people, then one hour of strolling entertainment is usually enough to go table-to-table and entertain everyone. If it's a floating event where people stream in and out then you can have the performer for as long as you like!