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Rick Hartman is The Toymaker

 

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Charlie Williams is The Noiseguy

 

Kids are welcome.
Encouraged, in fact, as we want a realistic audience as our school performers showcase what they do best!

 

Jeff Evans and helpers at his "Read Across America Magic Show" tribute to Dr. Seuss.


The best of the best will attend.
 
We’ve searched out and invited professional school presenters with proven reputations. 

 

Pacific Science Center - Science on Wheels

 

 

The first Washington School Assembly Showcase was Sunday, September 13, 2009 at the LaQuinta Inn in Tacoma.   

Thanks to Charlie Williams "The Noiseguy" for compiling this demo video.  See the event photos.

Although attendance was light, attendees agreed that the quality of performers was superb.  Presenters also commented on the excellent energy and are interested in making this an annual event.  Plans are already being made to hold the next Assembly Showcase in late September of 2010 in the Seattle area. 

If you'd like to receive an invitation to attend, simply click here and ask to be added to our mailing list.
 

 

Are you ready to be voted
Parent of the Year?

Dear Friend,

OK, so choosing assembly programs for your school doesn't rank up there with finding a cure for cancer.  However, outstanding school assemblies and in-class programs are not only talked about long afterwards by your students, but can literally help shape lives

My name is Jeff Evans and since 1998 I've made my full time living as a professional magician and motivational speaker for kids.  During that time I've done what other school assembly presenters do - mail materials, call schools, and drop by information packets when in the area doing shows. 

Then, at a magic convention in Las Vegas I spoke with Chicago school assembly presenter Danny Orleans who had an intriguing question.  He asked me, “Do you exhibit at your arts in education showcase?”  He described how schools in his area all attend this showcase that is full of people who bring assemblies to schools. 

Well, that didn’t exist in Washington…

                    until now!

The Assembly Showcase is a win-win for attendees and performers.  Not only is the Showcase free to attend when you pre-register, but your school receives special incentives to book an assembly at the conference.  (More details on this to come later.)

The best of the best will attend.  I’ve searched out and invited professional school presenters, many of whom I’ve worked with at events over the years.  Only presenters with a proven track record and positive references are invited.  

Who comes?  See who presented at the first-annual Showcase in September, 2009 and you'll realize it reads like a "Who's Who" of the top area presenters.   

  • Creative Writing Projects/Buck and Elizabeth

  • Create Your Own Comedy Show/Rick Huddle

  • EduMazement Productions/Jeff Evans and Rick Anderson

  • The Noise Guy/Charlie Williams

  • Mad Science of South Sound

  • Mr. Toymaker/Rick Hartman

  • Science on Wheels/Pacific Science Center

  • Science Circus/Rhys Thomas

  • We C.A.R.E. Sports/Mag Hughes and Don Fogle
     

Visit our Performer Directory for details for each presenter.  Attend the Showcase and you'll have opportunities to meet with these presenters face-to-face and learn more about how they work. 

If you’ve had a quality presenter at your school that you would like to recommend, please pass their contact information on to me.  I want all of the best to be invited to attend!   

Cut through the clutter and see what you’re buying.  Let’s face it, you get tons of letters and brochures from fundraising companies and assembly presenters.  You probably either file it or toss it with barely a glance. 

I don’t blame you.  It’s hard to tell the “real” offers from the junk unless you’re familiar with the company and their product.  Are they based in Washington, or some other part of the country?  And do they send a different performer than you see in the brochure? 

Our Showcase gives you the opportunity to talk with and meet the presenters in person.  They are happy to tell and show you what they do, and how they can help your school.  If you have questions, this is the place to get them answered. 


Block-Book and Save More

Many assembly presenters offer block-booking discounts for schools that coordinate dates for their programs.  It simply makes sense to do more than one program in a day, particularly when working out of town.  Ask presenters for more details.   

Best of all, since you’re surrounded by other school representatives, the Showcase is the ideal time to make connections with other groups that may be interested in teaming up with you to save money. 


Reserve your space today

Keeping the Showcase free or very affordable is important to me.  Prices aren't set for 2010, but it will be again be free or very reasonably priced.  After all, we want people to come and see what the presenters have to offer!  This is a family event and kids always get in free.  Get on our mailing list here. 

Questions?  Send e-mail to info@assemblyshowcase.com or call me in Olympia at (360) 412-5064 or toll-free (877) 412-5064. 

I’ll see you in September 2010 in the Seattle area for the second annual Washington School Assembly Showcase!

      Sincerely,
      Jeff Evans 

P. S.  You’re going to hire an assembly presenter for your school, so you might as well see all of the options and choose from the best in the process!  Get on our mailing list now. 

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