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Christmas in the OZ Museum
The Oz Club’s case at the OZ Museum in Kansas now glimpses into the holiday world of Christmas Oz collecting. I set it up last week taking, as is my bad habit, far more material than I could use. Her...
Guest Blog: How Much is that Bugle in the Window?
Hey everyone! Your friendly Baum Bugle editor Sarah here, filling in for Jane. When’s the last time you thought about reading the Bugle? The Baum Bugle began in June 1957 as a way for Oz Club pr...
Oz Talk
The Oz Club’s new talk show – “Oz Talk” – coming October 2020. Join 5 friends dishing on all things Ozzy and Ozsome!
Fumes and Furnaces! The Baum Bugle and “Return to Oz”
Garrett Kilgore and Sarah Crotzer (current Editor-in-Chief of the Baum Bugle) discuss Return to Oz content in past issues of the International Wizard of Oz Club’s publication. [embedyt] https://...
Gina Wickwar
Virginia “Gina” Wickward, our 2020 L. Frank Baum Memorial Award winner, became the eighth Royal Historian of Oz with her two Oz Club-published books, The Hidden Prince of Oz (2000) and Tot...
Welcome
Greetings Oz fans! Welcome to the online community of the International Wizard of Oz Club. We began hosting virtual Oz events in August 2020 with To Oz! And have sponsored regular virtual gatherings ...
Happy anniversary to MGM’s The Wizard of Oz!
Celebrate the impressive 1999 Madison Square Garden live stage production with Jessica Grové (Dorothy), Lara Teeter (Scarecrow), Robert Sher (cast recording producer), Jeff Rizzo (music director), and...
Yellow Brick Podcast Talks “To Oz!”
A new podcast hosted by Oz fans Emily Kay Shrader and Tara Tagliaferro was one of the first to deliver an interview about To Oz! You can find Down the Yellow Brick Pod right here. It was a delight to ...
A Wheeler Looks Back
Pons Maar was cast as a wheeler in Disney’s Return to Oz 35 years ago. In an interview with Oz historian Ryan Jay today, he shares memories of his time on set and the challenges of bringing Baum’s cha...
Oz for Kids
Scissors! Glue! Make your own Oz…. One of the more interesting step-by-step Oz crafts I’ve seen online is this delightful Tin Man project. Inspired by the Tin Woodman from Legends of Oz Do...