
Colorado · Arapahoe County
Magic supplies in Centennial, Arapahoe County, Colorado
An online magic shop, delivering to Centennial
There is no counter to visit — order here and it comes to your door anywhere in Colorado. These are the props we would start with.
- Free shipping over $75
- 30-day returns on unopened items
- Questions? Ask us
Centennial has an unusual advantage for anyone learning magic: the Denver area's oldest magic club meets just across the line in Littleton. The Mile High Magicians' Society — founded in 1941 — holds its monthly meetings at a senior community on South Prince Street, a short drive from most of Centennial, and puts on public shows in Denver several times a year. Few suburbs have serious magicians that close.
Sleight is an online magic shop, not a store you can walk into in Centennial or anywhere else in Arapahoe County. You order here and it is delivered, at the same prices as any other Colorado address. Listings are written to be read, because you can't pick the prop up first.
Centennial was only incorporated in 2001, so it doesn't have a long performing history of its own — but it has families, office parks around the Denver Tech Center and a summer of outdoor events. This page covers what works here and what to buy first.
Centennial
Magic for family and neighbourhood events
Much of the paid work in Centennial is suburban community work: HOA events, company picnics, fundraisers and the city's own summer gatherings at Centennial Center Park, where Centennial Under the Stars has run for nineteen years beside the amphitheatre. Outdoor crowds like these want to take part, which is why sponge balls, silks and a cups and balls routine outperform anything subtle. Hand the props to a volunteer — the effect happens in their hands, not yours.
Centennial
Mentalism for corporate rooms
The Denver Tech Center and the office parks along I-25 mean corporate dinners, client events and team offsites, and mentalism is the strongest material for that crowd. Forcing dice, a PK ring and a brass mental die let you reveal a choice or a number without a deck in sight, and they play to a standing room of adults holding drinks. The mentalism collection lists what is currently available.
Centennial
Starting out in Centennial
Go to a Mile High Magicians meeting before you spend real money — the club's whole point is helping people get better, and you will leave knowing which effects are worth learning. Then start small: a Svengali deck, sponge balls and a close-up mat. Everything in the beginner collection costs less than a family dinner out, and all of it is still used by working professionals.
Centennial
Where to buy magic tricks in Centennial
There is no dedicated magic shop in Centennial that we could verify. The Denver metro still has a few specialty and costume stores, but most magicians in Arapahoe County order online, as you would here. Our listings say what ships, whether instructions are included and how hard each effect is, so you know what you are getting. Unopened items can be returned within 30 days of delivery.
Centennial
Magic in the Denver metro
Centennial sits inside one of the busier magic regions in the Mountain West. The Mile High Magicians present showcase nights in Denver — their 'Magic After Dark' evening ran at the Clocktower Cabaret in September 2026 — and the Denver Center for the Performing Arts has profiled the area's magic shows, camps and clubs. Denver, Aurora and Lakewood are all within half an hour, and Colorado Springs has its own S.A.M. assembly to the south.
Centennial
Getting it to Centennial
We deliver to every address in Centennial and the rest of Arapahoe County, from Southglenn to the Dove Valley, on the same terms as anywhere else in the country. Most of the range ships directly from our supplier, so we don't quote a delivery date. See shipping and returns and refunds.
Centennial
Clubs and meetings
Mile High Magicians' Society
The Denver area's magic club, founded in 1941, meeting on the second Thursday of the month, 7–9 PM, at RiverPointe Senior Community, 5225 S Prince St, Littleton — just west of Centennial. It runs open mics, lectures and public shows.
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Events and conventions
Magic After Dark: Best of Mile High Magicians
A public showcase of the club's performers, staged at the Clocktower Cabaret in downtown Denver on September 24, 2026.
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Questions about buying magic in Centennial
- Is there a magic shop in Centennial?
- Sleight is an online magic shop with no counter in Centennial, and we have not listed a walk-in magic shop there. We deliver magic tricks, trick decks and props to every address in Centennial and the rest of Arapahoe County.
- Are there magic clubs near Centennial?
- Yes: Mile High Magicians' Society. Meeting details and a link to the source are on this page under clubs and meetings; contact a club before turning up.
- How much is shipping to Centennial?
- Orders of $75 or more ship free. Below that, shipping is $7.00 on orders under $20 and $10.00 on other orders under $75. Every address in Colorado is charged the same.
- What can I return?
- Unopened items in their original condition can be returned within 30 days of delivery.
From the shop
What performers are buying
We ship anywhere in the United States, Colorado included — there is no shop floor in Centennial, just the same catalogue and the same delivery.

Svengali Deck

Sponge Squares — Red



