Chicago’s iconic Magic Mansion is opening its doors to children for the first time, according to a press release. Beginning Sunday, July 19, The Hand & The Eye will host a new family brunch for guests ages five and older. This marks the first time kids can visit the world-class magic destination, which typically requires guests to be 21 and over.
The event lets families gather around the table to experience the wonder of the mansion together. While specialty cocktails and seasonal food are available for purchase, admission does not include dining, per the announcement.
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Dining room | Photo by Douglas Friedman, Courtesy of The Hand & The Eye
Details on seating and requirements
Three seating times are offered each Sunday: 11 a.m., 12:30 p.m., and 2 p.m. Reservations are required, and tickets are non-refundable. The admission price is $95, which does not cover food or a credit.
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Cocktail attire is requested for all guests, adding to the elegant atmosphere of the historic McCormick Mansion. The mansion, renovated with a $50 million investment, now serves as the home for this magic venue, according to the press release. To book, visit The Hand & The Eye’s website for the latest details.
Families can celebrate special occasions or create a new weekend tradition at this unique Chicago event. The experience offers a rare chance to see the art of illusion in a different light.







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