The Magic Circle

About the venue

If you're looking for an unusual venue filled with mystery and magic, then the exclusive Magic Circle is the ideal location for your event.

This magical venue boasts a central London location, very close to Euston station, with excellent national travel links and easily accessible by public transport. The venue is ideal for a wide range of events and meetings - from conferences, to product launches and promotions to magical dinners - The Magic Circle is the venue to give every event a touch of magic. The Magic Circle venue houses a fully equipped purpose built theatre, flexible meeting, dining and function rooms featuring priceless magic memorabilia, a clubroom and bar; perfect for event receptions and meetings, magic museums showcasing one of the largest magic collections in Europe and libraries that house thousands of magic books (and millions of magic secrets) about magicians, magic tricks and magic history... spellbinding! The Magic Circle has won awards for being a most interesting and unusual venue and provides the perfect location for a dinner, meeting, product launch, seminar, training session or corporate hospitality event. The Magic Circle has been called the most exclusive club in the world. Founded in 1905 by a small group of amateur and professional magicians, David Devant was elected the first President and was succeeded by Nevil Maskelyne the following year. The club's early meetings took place in St George's Hall, Langham Place where Maskelyne and Devant delighted audiences with magic shows for many years. Since then The Magic Circle has held meetings in a variety of venues including clubs, office buildings and theatres before moving to permanent headquarters close to Euston Station in 1998. The Magic Circle has been widely acclaimed as the finest magic headquarters in the world. The building houses a fully equipped purpose built theatre, the Devant Room featuring priceless magical memorabilia, a clubroom and bar, museums showcasing one of the largest magic collections in Europe and libraries that house thousands of books about magicians, magic tricks and magic history.