Family offers family fun to keep kids off drugs

Aaron Gillam will perform magic with the help of his family, 9-year-old son David, 11-year-old daughter Marie and his wife, Denise, on Saturday to raise funds for the Council for Drug Free Youth.

Aaron Gillam will perform magic with the help of his family, 9-year-old son David, 11-year-old daughter Marie and his wife, Denise, on Saturday to raise funds for the Council for Drug Free Youth.

By Gerry Tritz

Thursday, February 24, 2011

Jefferson City magician Aaron Gillam is practicing for his escape — against his doctor’s advice — while recovering from a broken collarbone that occurred while playing football with his son.

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This will be the first time he’s performed the effect in front of an audience.

Find some fun

What: Gillam Family magic show, which benefits the Council for Drug Free Youth (CDFY).

When: 2 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 26, 2011.

Where: Miller Performing Arts Center, Jefferson City.

Cost: $5.

Tickets can be bought in advance at CDFY, 113 W. High St.; Southbank, 110 E. High St.; AFI Designer Outlet at Capital Mall; or at the door.

For more information: (573) 636-2411.

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Gfan 2 years, 2 months ago

This family does a fantastic job. Keep it up Aaron, Denise and kids.

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