One of the youngest members admitted to the Magic Castle at age 14, Skyler Jade has spent her life performing the art of magic. Her career spans North American tours and high-profile private performances. She is known for her singular style and a commitment to professional excellence that has earned her a reputation as a premier performer in the industry. Born and raised in Los Angeles, Skyler has always been surrounded by magic. Her introduction to the art came early, when her grandfather showed her a simple card trick. That moment sparked a curiosity that quickly grew into something more. At thirteen, Skyler was teaching herself magic through online videos and performing for family and friends at school. By just fourteen, she became one of the youngest members of the world-famous Magic Castle in Hollywood. Since then, Skyler’s work has taken her far beyond Los Angeles. In 2023, she assisted a semi-finalist on America’s Got Talent, contributing to one of television’s biggest stages. The following year, she received the Young Magician Award for Advancing the Art and History of Magic, honoring her commitment to pushing the craft forward. In 2025, Skyler was the first winner of the Magic Castle Junior Society's Strolling Magic competition. She was also featured on the front page of the Los Angeles Times, performed in Melbourne, Australia, and toured across North America with singer-songwriter Rocco. In 2026, she received the Magic Castle’s prestigious Junior Achievement Award, becoming only the fifth woman in history to receive the honor. At the heart of Skyler’s work is connection. She uses magic as a way to bring people together across different cultures, backgrounds, and experiences. That love of connection extends to collaboration, and she has had the opportunity to perform for artists such as the Jonas Brothers, Kesha, Stevie Nicks, Chappell Roan, FINNEAS, and Malcolm Todd. Outside of magic, Skyler recently graduated from UC Berkeley, receiving a Bachelor’s Degree in Film and Media. She is passionate about learning as many ways as possible to make art that moves people, whether on stage, on screen, or in moments of quiet wonder. No matter where she performs, Skyler’s goal is the same: to create experiences that feel personal, meaningful, and lasting.