
Midlothian magician Jon Finch Alsip magician and mentalist Jon Finch has dazzled audiences around the globe. His world-class talent and local charm is available for your local event in Alsip, making your event one-of-a-kind.
Midlothian magician and mentalist Jon Finch has dazzled audiences around the globe. His world-class talent and local charm is available for your local event in Midlothian, making your event one-of-a-kind.Alsip Charm.
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Make your event extraordinaryAs one of the most popular As one of the most popular magicians in Alsipmagicians in Midlothian, The Windy City entertainer Jon Finch serves surrounding Illinois cities and suburbs including Alsip. Join thousands of Chicagolanders who gave their guests a memory of a lifetime., The Windy City entertainer Jon Finch serves surrounding Illinois cities and suburbs including Midlothian. Join thousands of Chicagolanders who gave their guests a memory of a lifetime.“We hired Jon as a mentalist for a fundraising cocktail party held at our house for 100 people. He was outstanding! ... Jon was perfect and so entertaining!

“We hired Jon as a mentalist for a fundraising cocktail party held at our house for 100 people. He was outstanding! ... Jon was perfect and so entertaining! The feedback we received was so positive and people were blown away at how fun, professional and talented he is.”

Stacy PurcellAlsip
Midlothian“I had breakfast with Nisar this morning who told me he didn't sleep because his mind kept spinning as he tried to crack the code to your magic! I would say you set a new bar — he's not easily impressed. You are clearly a one-of-a-kind magician!”
“I had breakfast with Nisar this morning who told me he didn't sleep because his mind kept spinning as he tried to crack the code to your magic! I would say you set a new bar — he's not easily impressed. You are clearly a one-of-a-kind magician!”Erin Sherbert

Erin SherbertSalesforce
Salesforce“We hired Magician Jon Finch for our company dinner party. WOW! He is simply AMAZING! Highly recommend him to anyone that wants to keep a crowd entertained. We plan to use him again in the future. Thank You Jon for your entertainment.”
“We hired Magician Jon Finch for our company dinner party. WOW! He is simply AMAZING! Highly recommend him to anyone that wants to keep a crowd entertained. We plan to use him again in the future. Thank You Jon for your entertainment.”Bill Ayres


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About Midlothian, ILNeighborhoods in Alsip, IL
Midlothian () is a village in Cook County, Illinois, United States. It is a southwestern suburb of Chicago. As of the 2020 census the population was 14,325. == History == Like many southwest suburbs of Chicago in the 1800s and early 1900s, the area now known as the Village of Midlothian consisted of a few area farmers being surrounded by large and small endeavors alike as the industrial age began its exponential expansion process in the Bremen Township in Cook County, Illinois community. By 1854, the sprawling landscape comprising the township of Bremen had a trail of railroad track carrying both passengers and commodities between Chicago and Joliet on the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad. It had been a somewhat brutal battle for the Illinois Central Railroad over the decades, with Stephen A. Douglas and Abraham Lincoln working hard to establish the presence of the Illinois Central Railroad on a State level until Douglas moved to the federal level. By 1850, Douglas was busy working on federally mandated development of transportation plans into law at a federal level for the benefit of the Illinois Central Railroad. Explosions were not uncommon in gunpowder factories and storage facilities and 12 years later in 1906, an explosion leveled the DuPont facility. Although there is currently no clear evidence as to the precise location of the facility, apparently the shock-waves from the explosion traveled a decent enough distance in which the windows of the Midlothian Country Club were shattered, according to a report on November 8, 1906, in the Charlotte News. It also appears the Associated Press distributed the geographical location of the facility to be situated in Tinley Park, however a 1900 Homesteader's Map shows the DuPont property to be closer to what would become Oak Forest in 1947 rather than Tinley Park.Pill Hill

































