Deep Ellum Commuity Arts Fair April 5th

 

LIVE Kiki & CoCo Show with special guests Confetti Eddie, Carlos Ramos & April May!! Saturday, April 5th @3:15 on the Deep Ellum Life Stage (Taylor Street).

Art Machine Confetti Eddie March 16

Mark your calendars for Event No. 2 - "For the Entertainers" on March 16 from 3-6 PM at the Deep Ellum Community Center!

Come hungry because at 3:30 PM, we’ll be serving up Chef Geoff Lloyd’s famous shepherd’s pie, hosted by the Deep Ellum Community Association as part of Sunday Supper on DECC. Bring a side dish to share, then stick around for the main event! Starting at 4 PM, enjoy an amazing variety show starring Deep Ellum’s own legendary magician, Confetti Eddie. Watch as he makes Narcan vending machines magically "disappear" into locations where they’re needed most!

This impactful 2nd event is part of the "Art of the Machine" series, blending art, community, and harm-reduction efforts to tackle the opioid crisis. You’ll get to see 20 incredible artist-designed Narcan vending machines, participate in free Narcan training, and hear compelling discussions about how we can fight back against fentanyl, the #1 killer of adults aged 18–45.

Curated by the talented Breonny Lee and Jennifer Sturges, this event is powered by the passionate efforts of LIVEGY, Unity Recovery, and Conscience Conduit. Admission is free, so RSVP now and join us in taking action to save lives!

Event Details

Deep Ellum Community Center 2528 Elm St A, Dallas, TX 75226

Photos by Anthony Delabano.  Deep Ellum Community Center. 

Confetti Eddie Easter Weekend Magic Show

 

Confetti Eddie at Dallas Comedy Club Saturday April 19, 2025. 

Hop into magic this Easter Weekend with Confetti Eddie.

Dallas, TX – This Easter Weekend, join Magician Confetti Eddie for a hopping good time at his spectacular magic show!

"Somebunny's got magic to share,

Confetti Eddie's show is beyond compare!

With eggs-tra special tricks and delight,

You'll be hopping with joy, morning to night!”

This family-friendly show promises to delight audiences of all ages with a dynamic blend of magic, comedy, and wonder. With his signature blend of humor and amazement, Confetti Eddie will have you laughing and gasping in equal measure.

Guest comedian Fred Daisy. 

Get your tickets HERE

Tickets are available online or at the venue. 

Dallas Comedy Club is located at 3036 Elm St, Dallas, Texas 75226. (214)-814-1980

2025 Dallas Entertainment Award Winner -Confetti Eddie

The 2nd Annual Dallas Entertainment Awards Show was held at the Factory in Deep Ellum, Texas. 

January 26, 2025. 

Confetti Eddie wins Best Magician 

The award show was founder by Dezman Lehman.

 

 

Dallas Entertainment Award Nomination

 Confetti Eddie Nominated for a Dallas Entertainment Award. 

The category is for Best Magician. 

You can see the details and vote from the official website: Dallas Entertainment Awards VOTE.

El Chingon Comedy Lounge - Confetti Eddie

Confetti Eddie performed on comedian Josh Provo's show at Four Corner Brewery. This is the second time Confetti Eddie has performed at the brewery. Provo started a residency earlier this year. He has been working with the brewery to create a place to see live comedy and variety. 

 

Voyage Dallas - Confetti Eddie

 Voyage Dallas is a local website that features people of interest in various communities. Edward Ruiz/Confetti Eddie was recently interviewed. The article appears online. You can read the article by clicking the link: VoyageDallas 

Today we’d like to introduce you to Edward Ruiz

Hi Edward, thanks for sharing your story with us. To start, maybe you can tell our readers some of your backstory.

The return of Confetti Eddie

During the pandemic, I discovered Jeff McBride’s Magic and Mystery School, which became my creative sanctuary. Weekly online classes, featuring renowned guest magicians, sparked my passion. Even after lockdown ended, I continued attending Monday night school sessions.

In 2021, I joined the school and began mentoring under Jeff McBride, refining my signature Confetti Eddie style. His guidance and customized coaching helped me develop captivating magic.

From Open Mic to Sold-Out Shows

To hone my craft, I attended open mic nights, recording performances, analyzing footage, and refining acts. This iterative process yielded a robust repertoire. I landed gigs at Four Day Weekend Comedy and Dallas Comedy Club.

Magical Collaborations and Milestones

– Joined a trio of tricksters, selling out Farr Best Theater in Mansfield (2024)
– Created “The Mystery of The Two-Headed Jaguar,” my debut solo show
– Continue to host and performed in my own variety show
– Performed alongside Jeff McBride at Las Vegas’s legendary Wonderground show (Area 15
)

I’m sure it wasn’t obstacle-free, but would you say the journey has been fairly smooth so far?
The road hasn’t exactly been smooth there have been challenges. One of the biggest challenges after the pandemic for me was how to pay bills, and still work on creating new magic. When all performances came to a stop I had to look for other ways to make an income. I took my show online, and found odd jobs to make extra money. Thankfully in time performances resumed and work opportunities appeared.
Overall my journey as Confetti Eddie has been marked by steady growth, punctuated by exciting milestones. Between performances, I dedicate myself to refining my craft, always seeking innovation.

As you know, we’re big fans of you and your work. For our readers who might not be as familiar what can you tell them about what you do?
I am a magician that specializes in paper magic tricks, and I am a confetti connoisseur. I am known for my unique style of reimagined classic magic. I am most proud of my current work that blends storytelling with sleight of hand.
I prefer a theatrical setting for my performances.
I have been creating my own magic routines, and I continually update my show with new magic as it becomes ready.
Over the last few years I learned how to scale up my magic and how to pack small for road shows. I think about how an act is going to travel, and I build the props to break down and fit inside carry on plane luggage. A lot of thought goes into my magic, the costuming, script, props, music. I enjoy putting a good act together, there is an art to putting together a magic routine.

Is there anyone you’d like to thank or give credit to?
Yes I. would like to thank Jeff McBride and everyone at the Magic and Mystery School in Las Vegas. McBride has a vast knowledge of magic; his mentorship program helped me elevate my performances. McBride will make time to review videos of my performances and give me tips, we meet once a month online over Zoom. He is always ready to share new magic, listen to my needs, and he offers only the best advice possible. It’s great to have someone in your corner and magic is so specialized you need a real pro that understands magic to help you grow as a performer. I am thankful to have found the school and happy to be a student of magic.

Another person I would like to thank is Braden Daniels. Daniels and I became friends through the Mystery School. The mystery School is in Las Vegas, Daniels lives in Mansfield, and I live in Dallas. It made sense for us to work on something together locally.
We have been on each other’s magic shows. We also formed a trio with comedian magician Dean Lewis. The three of us perform as the Trio of Tricksters. Over the summer we performed to a sold out crowd at Farr Best Theater in Mansfield.
Daniels is a good partner in magic; he is good at staying positive and enjoys developing new magic. The two of us follow the same magic philosophy. I look forward to more magic endeavors with Daniels.