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Winners of the 2024 Oz Club Contests
The International Wizard of Oz Club announced the 2024 winners of our annual art and writing contests Saturday, Sept. 28 at Oz, the National Convention held in Charlotte, North Carolina. Fred Otto Pri...
Convention 2024: Vendor Information
Are you interested in being a vendor at this year’s Oz, the National Convention? First, huge thanks this year to our partners at CharlOz and The Market at 7th Street for supporting vendors this ...
Oziana 2022 available now
Oziana 2022 features the fiction of Bob Baum, great-grandson of Oz author L. Frank Baum, and a wonderful team of Oz illustrators. This is the first time Bob’s original writing has been collected...
Offshoots from the Yellow Brick Road
During meals and breaks at the Oz Club’s national convention this summer in East Aurora, New York, several conversations ended up being about topics other than Oz. Surprised? I’m not. In a weekend pac...
Make Your Own Oz Treasure at the National Convention!
Our national convention is only one month away; don’t delay! If you haven’t registered yet, there is still room in the printing and book arts classes. In the printmaking class, you will pr...
The Great Oz Knows Why You’ve Come!
Got a question about Ozzy books, art or music in your collection? Bring it to the Ask, Show and Tell Panel during the National Oz Convention this summer to show it off and have Oz experts answer your ...
Join fans in LA to “Get Happy”
June 11 in Los Angeles Oz Club members and fans will be gathering at the Wiltshire Ebell Theatre to attend “Get Happy: 100 Years of Judy Garland.” The exhibit has long been a labor of love for Garland...
Register for Painting, Printmaking Classes & Lunch Tour at 2022 National Convention!
Did you receive your Spring Baum Bugle? Don’t wait to fill out the Convention reg form, or register online at https://www.ozclub.org/oz-the-national-convention-2022…/ Optional classes in p...
David Moyer Memorial by Michael Patrick Hearn
David Moyer would have been the first to admit that he was an incurable ham. He loved to perform. It did not matter whether it was with the little theater in Syracuse, Off Off Broadway, summer stock, ...