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David Moyer: 1929-2022

David Moyer, a long-time member and friend of the International Wizard of Oz Club crossed the shifting sands April 12. David’s contributions to Oz have been far-reaching. As a volunteer, an actor, a l...

One Room Left at the Historic Fournier House for the 2022 National Oz Convention

If you’re coming to the 2022 convention, there is one room available in the historic Fournier House beside the Roycroft Campus. It’s filled with antique furniture, books and paintings but ...

The Wonderful Game of Oz: A Centennial Celebration

Want to learn more about the history of Parker Brothers and early American board gaming?

Get Woozy at Roycroft This Summer at The IWOC National Convention!

At the August convention, you’ll also have a chance to print your own souvenir at the Roycroft Print Shop, using an original Woozy printing plate! Limited availability, and the Sunday morning cl...

John R Neill’s Granddaughter to Attend the 2022 National Oz Convention

We are ecstatic to have John R Neill’s granddaughter, Jory Neill Mason, joining our convention this year. She will be giving a talk as well as two small group art classes that are filling up fas...

The Women of Oz – our next virtual event

Zoom link for tonight: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85924142247 In recognition of Women’s History Month, we’re heading To Oz! to honor some of its wonderful women of Oz. We have a recorded interview with...

Feb. 12: Let’s celebrate the Magnet of Love

Tonight at 7 pm central.  Join us on Zoom: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88179475096?pwd=QndEMHdwaU9sWjk2cFFMZThhcnVqUT09 For our virtual Valentines’ Day celebration, we’ll gather over Zoom Sa...

2022 Calendars Are (finally!) on Their Way

What a topic for our 2022 calendar. I thought honoring Judy Garland’s centenary with a look at times her life intersected with Oz would be fun. We could celebrate the most well-known Dorothy while hig...

Pop Culture Oz: new Club display at The Oz Museum

Oz in popular culture is now presented in Case #14 at the Oz Museum in Wamego, Kansas, courtesy of The Oz Club. Visitors will see Oz and Oz characters in food marketing, toys and collectibles, music, ...