Aaron Baca performing corporate magic in New Orleans

New Orleans · LA

Corporate Magician
in New Orleans

Corporate magic for conventions, trade shows, and receptions throughout New Orleans.

Serving New Orleans

Magic that makes your New Orleans event the one people remember.

Aaron Baca closed CHART 109, the national conference for the Council of Hotel and Restaurant Trainers, in New Orleans. That room was full of hospitality professionals who train people for a living and have sat through every kind of closing-night entertainment there is. It is a fair test of whether a show actually works, and it is the reason planners booking convention-week events in New Orleans call him.

2,000+
Shows Performed
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Google Rating
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Five-Star Reviews
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Smiles Created

What Aaron Brings

Every service, available in New Orleans

Aaron travels to New Orleans regularly from his Lake Charles home base, a familiar and dependable booking for events across the city.

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Aaron Baca performing for a New Orleans audience

Where Aaron Performs

A room of hospitality trainers is a hard room

Aaron works throughout the Central Business District, the Warehouse District, the French Quarter, and the Ernest N. Morial Convention Center. Convention closers, association receptions, and trade show floor work are the formats he is booked for most often in New Orleans.

"Aaron was an absolute standout at our conference and is hands-down one of the best performers I have ever seen at a professional event. His personality, humor, and storytelling lit up the entire room."
Kelli Laube, National Field Trainer, NRA

New Orleans Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Have you performed at conferences in New Orleans?

Yes. Aaron closed CHART 109, the Council of Hotel and Restaurant Trainers national conference, in New Orleans. He opened with close-up magic through the room and finished on the main stage.

How much does a corporate magician cost in New Orleans?

Aaron books at a flat, all-inclusive rate by event rather than by the hour. New Orleans events typically start around $2,500, with the final number based on audience size, format, and services. See the full pricing guide.

Can you work a trade show booth or convention floor?

Yes. Close-up magic draws a crowd to a booth and holds them long enough for your team to have a real conversation, which is the part most booth traffic never gets to.

What works best for a convention closing night?

A stage show that ends on a message written for your event. After two full days of sessions, attendees want to laugh and feel something together before they head home.

How do I book Aaron for a New Orleans event?

Fill out the contact form at aaronbaca.co or call (337) 263-5753. Aaron responds within 24 hours to confirm availability for your date.

Aaron performing for a crowd

Planning an event in New Orleans?

Tell Aaron about your event and he will confirm availability for your date.

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