Six Magicians Bring St. Jude Benefit Show to Alpharetta Dec. 20
Six Atlanta magicians will perform Dec. 20 at Spotlight Theater in Alpharetta. Organizers say all profits will go to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital.
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Six Atlanta magicians will perform in Alpharetta on Sunday, Dec. 20, in a family comedy magic show benefiting St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital.
The Georgia Magic Club will present the show at 2 p.m. at Spotlight Theater inside North Point Mall. The lineup includes Matt Baker, Mark Hatfield, Debbie Leifer, Bill Packard, Eric Schuster and Paul Sponaugle.
The performers are donating their performances, and organizers say all profits from the event will go to St. Jude. The program will combine illusions, mentalism and comedy, with opportunities for audience participation.
The show is intended for audiences of all ages. Its producer, the Georgia Magic Club, is Atlanta’s Ring 9 of the International Brotherhood of Magicians.
The Spotlight Community Stage, also known as Spotlight Theater, seats up to 150 people. It is at 1000 North Point Circle, Suite 2208, on the mall’s second level beside the food court.
Parking for the theater is by the food court entrance next to JCPenney. Visitors can look for the Spotlight A-frame sign at that entrance.
Tickets for the Dec. 20, 2026, performance are offered through the show’s Eventbrite page.
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