Daejeon science magic show plus Hanbat Arboretum walk: Magician JT
In short
Magician JT's Science Lab is a participatory science magic show for children, held once a day at 2pm for 60 minutes in the small theater of Pyeongsong Youth Culture Center in Seo-gu, Daejeon. A kindergartner watched with her mom and dad, took only one bathroom break, and laughed through the levitation trick and the elephant-poop-making experiment. Every child gets a photo with Magician JT after the show, and Hanbat Arboretum and the Natural Monument Museum are both an easy walk away — a full weekend outing.

Good to know
- Location
- Small theater, Pyeongsong Youth Culture Center, 201 Dunsan-daero, Seo-gu, Daejeon
- Show time
- Once a day at 2pm, 60 minutes
- Booking
- Naver Reservation, bookable right up until the show starts
- Seating
- Assigned on-site, first come first served, from 1 hour before the show
- Discount event
- 10% off 2 tickets, 20% off 3, 30% off 4
as written by the visitor on Sep 18, 2026

Last Sunday I went with my kid to see Magician JT's Science Lab magic show at the small theater in Pyeongsong Youth Culture Center, Daejeon!
My kid genuinely had a blast, so let me share my review of this science magic show.


What kind of show is Magician JT's Science Lab?
It's a science magic show that gets kids screaming with excitement, clapping, and playing along, all while sparking their curiosity through magic and science.
My husband came in with our kid and watched the full 60 minutes of JT's Science Lab too — he said our kid loved it, and honestly he as an adult loved it too. It's a magic show that both kids and parents can genuinely enjoy together.


Booking, seating and ticket discounts at Pyeongsong Youth Culture Center
You can book through Naver Reservation, and upcoming tour dates for Magician JT's Science Lab are listed there too, so check the link. It's one show a day at 2pm, running 60 minutes.
There's also a special discount event.
- 10% off when buying 2 tickets
- 20% off when buying 3 tickets
- 30% off when buying 4 tickets
Buy tickets for your whole family and you get a discount on top, so it's a magic show the whole family can watch without breaking the bank. Booking is open right up until showtime starts, and seats are assigned on a first-come, first-served basis on-site one hour before the show, so I'd recommend arriving early to grab front-row seats!
After the magic show ended, they took a photo with each child one by one — I loved that so much! My kid insisted on getting one too, so we lined up for a photo~
Before Magician JT's Science Lab began
Around Pyeongsong Youth Culture Center: the photo zone before the show
The show is held at Pyeongsong Training Center, within walking distance of the Natural Monument Museum, an insect museum, Expo Park, Hanbat Arboretum, and more, so it worked out really well with my kid. Before the show started, there were cute balloons, goods for sale, and even a photo zone, which got my kid even more excited for the show. She kept saying she couldn't wait, haha.




A hands-on, participatory science magic show
Can a kindergartner sit through all 60 minutes?
Normally when my kindergartner goes to a show, she needs the bathroom at least 3 times. But watching Magician JT's Science Lab, she only went once~ Even that one bathroom trip, she was saying she wanted to hurry back in — that's how much kids enjoy this show!
The show also lets parents who came along join in, and kids can participate directly too, so it's the kind of interactive magic show that kids love even more. My husband and I had a great time too.
- Rock-paper-scissors with the audience
- Moms and dads called up onto the stage
- A levitation trick the kids take part in
- Making elephant poop
The hour really flies by~ Watching my kid laugh and giggle the whole time, I thought, I'm so glad I brought her to see this.

After the show: walking to Hanbat Arboretum and the Natural Monument Museum
They said the magic show has more tour dates lined up nationwide, so I'd really recommend taking your kids to see it once! It was truly a jam-packed 60 minutes, haha. My kindergartner son said he wants to go see it again. If it comes back to Daejeon, I'll definitely take her hand and go once more~
After enjoying the magic show, we went for a walk at Hanbat Arboretum and also stopped by the Natural Monument Museum to look around with my kid~
Where it is
201 Dunsan-daero, Seo-gu, Daejeon, South Korea대전광역시 서구 둔산대로 201









