The Hilo Elks Lodge 759 will present its annual World of Magic 2025 performance from 2 p.m. to 3:30 pm. on Sunday, Nov. 30, at downtown Hilo’s Palace Theater.

The Big Island’s own Big Wave Dance Academy and Magician Karl Sunagawa will be showcased.

Founded in 2023 by Raychel Price-Silva, who is an accomplished dancer and passionate educator, Pahoa-based Big Wave Dance Academy’s mission is to inspire and empower keiki through the art of dance, according to a press release. The academy’s Tsunami dance team will be performing at the World of Magic 2025.

For over 25 years, Karl Sunagawa has been delighting friends and family with the wonder of magic. What began as a childhood dream has now become his lifelong passion — and a reality.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, Sunagawa, an ordained minister, finally stepped into the spotlight to pursue his dream of becoming a professional magician. Since then, he has brought joy, awe and unforgettable memories to audiences of all ages.

Karl has twice attended the world-renowned Magic LIVE convention in Las Vegas — an elite gathering of the world’s top magicians. He continually sharpens his craft through workshops and training, delivering fresh, interactive and high-quality performances at every show, according to the press release.

His customized performances blend sleight of hand, storytelling and audience participation — making this event truly magical and memorable.

The audience also will get to meet the Big Island Elks occupational therapist Chrystalyn Naccarato, who will share information about free services for keiki in need.

To round up the event, Santa will stop by to share some cheers (and presents).

Sponsored by the Elks National Foundation and community members, admission to this performance is free, but donations are welcomed.

To reserve tickets, go to https://hiloelks759.ticketspice.com/hilo-elks-world-of-magic.

For more information, contact Lily at the Hilo Elks, (808) 796-3111.