The Leeds Magic Scene
Magic is flourishing
in Leeds
Thanks to a number of factors magic in Leeds has never been more popular. People see live magic in the Leeds area more than ever before, this can be in large stadiums (Dynamo at Leeds First Direct Arena), theatres (Derren Brown at Leeds Grand Theatre) and at other events with a local magician (like at weddings, restaurants, parties, public shows, company events and loads more). This gives a lot of opportunity for magicians in Leeds to grow and to become great.
In the Leeds Magic Circle we have members of all levels from working professional magicians, hobbyists, historians of magic and more. We are here to help magicians of all levels by introducing you to the magic community, giving you opportunities to perform, holding competitions and offering lectures from some of the best magicians and magic related performers in the UK.
Upcoming events for magicians
We meet on the 2nd & 4th Tuesday of every month at St. Johns C. of E. Church Hall, Harrogate Rd, Leeds, LS17 7BZ Meetings start at 7.30pm. We have a mixture of club nights, lectures, demos and shows.
For information on what lectures and events we have coming up for magicians see our events page by clicking the link below. For more information on joining the club and its members please see the how to join page.
Member of LMC Mark Kay performing magic at the Leeds Day of Magic (our centenary event) on 6th April 2019.
WHAT WE DID
Straight out of
lockdown
we put on a magic convention!
On Sunday 8th August 2021 the president of the LMC Craig Walker and fellow member Chris Stewart organised the first Magic Convention since lockdowns began. It was an incredible day of magic with lectures from some of the best in the business.
For more info check out the Leeds Magic Jam page: www.facebook.com/leedsmagicjam
Leeds Magic Circle
put on a show
to mark 100 years
On 1st December 2018 the Yorkshire Evening Post published a two page newspaper article about the Leeds Magic Circle, magicians in Leeds and our centenary as well as an online article and video.
To read the online article and see the video just click the Yorkshire Evening Post Article button.
