Terry Evanswood Magic Show

Evanswood Magic Mansion

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During Terry Evanswood’s Magic Show he mentioned how he had been converting his 1840 farmhouse into a Magic Mansion for the past 4 years. He also said Magic Mansion was open for tours and space available for the evening tour. The clip of the home at his show intrigued me so having the evening free signed up for the 7 pm tour.

Side View of the Home

Arriving late as I had lost Waze navigation I quickly snapped this picture knowing no photography was allowed inside the home. Mr. Evanswood greeted me upon arrival and I was escorted into the red Victorian parlor filled with antiques of the period. After he explained much of the furnishings the group of 12 then toured the library, dining room, and upstairs of the home. What extensive renovation talents this man possesses.

The home also serves as a Museum with contemporary items as well as rooms related to the Titanic, a chapel with religious artifacts, and an extensive collection of magic items. It was an amazing tour and post tour our guide even provided a magic show.

Plans are being made for specialty tours during the Halloween and Christmas season. Sounds like great fun.

To reserve your place: https://evanswoodmagicmansion.com

Terry Evanswood Magic Show

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Terry Evanswood has performed his magic in Pigeon Forge for the last 25 years at the Grand Majestic Theater. This was his 8528 show. He has won a Merlin, which is the akin to the Academy Award of Magic. Half of the audience had been to his show before so he has quite a following. And while you’d think the audience would mainly be children, they were adults.

Terry at intermission having a meet and greet with the audience. No pictures or video are allowed during the show. All is copyrighted.
Terry looks magical in this shot don’t you think?

Interesting and intriguing card and coin tricks were performed during the show along with the usual assistant related situations where knives are plummeted into caskets. He also performed unexplainable illusions.

So if you are in Pigeon Forge seeking an afternoon of family fun check out the show. You will certainly be entertained.

Tickets can be obtained at the theater or through Expedia.com.