A Touch of Magic – Community Night at Abundant Goods

Join us for a fun and welcoming Community Magic Night created just for foster, kinship, and adoptive families. This free, all-ages event is a chance to relax, laugh, and enjoy time together—while connecting with other families who truly understand the unique journey you’re on.

We’re excited to welcome Alan Smola Live, who will be performing a fun magic show. Additionally, you can spend the evening enjoying dinner, shopping at Abundant Goods, and connecting with other families. The magic show is engaging and fun for both kids and adults.

This evening is about more than magic—it’s about community, belonging, and creating joyful moments together.

Event Details

• Event Time: 5:15–7:30pm

• Two Magic Showtimes: 6:00-6:30pm or 6:45-7:15pm. See confirmation email for Sign Up Genius link to select your showtime.

• Dinner will be provided. Please list allergies in RSVP form.

• Shopping: Appointment timeslots available. See confirmation email for Sign Up Genius link.

• Cost: Free

• Who: Foster, kinship, and adoptive families (all ages welcome)

  
  

RSVP is required due to limited space.

About the Magician:

I’m Alan Smola — a professional magician and entertainer based in Minnesota, specializing in corporate events, weddings, and private celebrations.

For more than two decades, I’ve helped companies, couples, and hosts create events that feel engaging, memorable, and genuinely fun — without feeling awkward, cheesy, or overproduced. My approach to magic is modern, interactive, and designed to fit naturally into real events, whether that’s a company holiday party, a wedding reception, or an intimate private gathering.

I work regularly with corporate audiences across Minnesota and beyond, and I’m often brought in by event planners who want entertainment that feels polished, professional, and easy to work into their event timeline. Over the years, I’ve performed for organizations like Target, General Mills, and Harry’s, as well as colleges, conferences, and private companies of all sizes.

What sets my work apart is that I don’t just “do magic” — I understand how events actually work. Before becoming a full-time entertainer, I built my career in the corporate world, so I know how important it is that entertainment feels appropriate for the audience, aligns with the tone of the event, and supports the overall experience rather than competing with it.