At the Museum of Illusions, Anders was invited to host three magic workshops in a single Sunday, designed for young participants with a focus on both learning and entertainment.

Across the three workshops, participants were introduced to magic in a fun and accessible way. Everyone learned a classic card trick, a rubber band illusion, and a visual routine using sponge balls. These tricks were easy to learn while still being impressive enough to perform for friends and family.

The workshop was structured with a gradual increase in difficulty, allowing everyone to join in from the very beginning. At the same time, there was plenty of room to explore the techniques in greater depth and continue practising at home for those who wanted to perfect their skills.

The workshops also focused on presentation, timing and performing for an audience, not just mastering the techniques.

Every participant received their own magic props to take home, allowing them to continue practising and developing their skills after the workshop.

For Anders, it was a special experience to share his craft and inspire a new generation to discover the world of magic.