Magic supplies in Lewisville, Denton and Dallas counties, Texas

Western Days, Lewisville's big autumn festival, runs six music stages, food trucks and the World Tamale Eating Championship in Old Town every September. Festival crowds are on the move, so strolling magic has to stop someone in seconds: sponge balls in a spectator's hand, a coin vanish, a card that changes as they watch. The close-up collection is built for standing audiences. Keep a spare deck — Texas September heat is hard on paper cards.

Lewisville sits on I-35E between Dallas and Denton, with corporate offices and hotels along the corridor, and DFW corporate events are where mentalism earns its money. A prediction revealed at dinner, a number named with forcing dice, a PK ring effect done in a guest's palm — all small enough to carry and strong enough for adult audiences. See the mentalism collection.

Visit the Dallas club in Richardson before you spend much — watching experienced performers handle simple props will tell you what's worth buying. Then start with three things and work them until they're invisible: a self-working deck, sponge balls and a close-up mat. The beginner collection covers them.

We found no walk-in magic shop in Lewisville. In the wider metroplex, Magic Etc. in Fort Worth — run by Derek Kennedy since 1985 — was still trading as of September 2025, about forty-five minutes away. Most DFW magicians also order online; our listings say what ships, whether instructions are included and how hard each effect is. Unopened items can be returned within 30 days of delivery.

DFW has two established clubs. The Dallas club — S.A.M. 13 and I.B.M. 174 — meets on the third Tuesday at The Drawing Board in Richardson. Fort Worth has I.B.M. Ring 15 and S.A.M. Assembly 138. Denton is fifteen minutes north, Carrollton borders Lewisville to the south, and Dallas is half an hour away. Flower Mound and Highland Village share Lewisville's family circuit.

Lewisville Lake covers nearly thirty thousand acres, and the city's Lake Park and the marinas around the shore bring a summer season of parties, cookouts and family events. Outdoor lake work rewards weighty props over light ones — coins, cups, sponge balls — and short sets that can be performed standing. Keep cards in a sealed case near water. A quick Svengali deck routine or a prediction is ideal for a dock party where nobody is sitting still.

We deliver to every address in Lewisville, on both sides of the Denton–Dallas county line, on the same terms as anywhere else in the US. Most of the range ships directly from our supplier and we don't quote delivery dates. See shipping and returns and refunds.