Free magic show in latest edition of Interpretive Center's weekly event series
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Magician 'Magic Man' Corey Fravel will take the stage at 5:30 p.m. Once an eight-year-old with a big dream, Fravel is now in his 18th year of professional magic and has become a staple for local entertainment in the Sioux City area.
Each week, the 'What's on Wednesday' series brings free, public events to Siouxlanders, with an alternating audience focus between adults and families with young children.
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If you have any questions about the magic show or the event series in general, you can reach out to the Interpretive Center by phone at (712) 224-5242. You can also find them online here.
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