POE'S MAGIC THEATRE NEWS & LETTERS
Step into the world of Poe's Magic Theatre for a series of events that blend mystery, learning, and unforgettable magic. Each show includes a headline performance, meet-and-greets, and exclusive valet rates.
Read the dispatch →A Penn & Teller Fooler at Poe's Magic Theatre this Weekend!!
Read the dispatch →Poe's Magic Theatre Presents... Where & When Experience paranormal show-and-tell where magic meets the unexplained. From Peru to the Stanley Hotel, this show has haunted audiences worldwide. Arrive early for the LB Tavern and stay for the post-show meet and greet. Drag Brunch LIVE! Experience Baltim
Read the dispatch →Poe's Magic Theatre Presents... Mystery and Magic Await at Poe's Magic Theatre Join us for a series of unforgettable experiences at the historic Lord Baltimore Hotel. From mind-bending magical performances by world-class mentalists to eerie ghost tours and interactive murder mystery brunches, we hav
Read the dispatch →Poe's Magic Theatre Presents... Experience the Magic of Poe's Theatre Join us for an unforgettable evening at The Lord Baltimore Hotel featuring the incredible Alexander The Pretty Good. From close-up illusions to mentalism that defies logic, this event offers a full magical experience including val
Read the dispatch →THE PURLOINED DISPATCH August 7–9, 2026 Baltimore’s weekend arrives with mental magic, ghost tours, Barry Manilow, two gaming festivals, a symphonic tribute to Journey, and enough downtown foot traffic to make every parking space feel privately owned by a minor aristocrat. BALTIMORE HISTORY THE MONU
Read the dispatch →Baltimore celebrates another birthday this weekend while Poe's Magic Theatre fills the Lord Baltimore Hotel with stage magic, ghost stories, comedy, and a busy downtown full of summer events.
Read the dispatch →This weekend brings five events to Poe’s Magic Theatre and the Lord Baltimore Hotel, three Orioles home games, a major arena concert, Baltimore Restaurant Week, live music around downtown, and a Sunday festival at the Baltimore Museum of Industry.
Read the dispatch →Baltimore's relationship with magic goes back to 1787, when an Italian showman named Falconi set up shop at the Old Theater and charged 75 cents a seat to watch things that were inexplicable, and probably weren't. A crowd of 50,000 showed up on a Tuesday afternoon in 1916 to watch Houdini possibly f
Read the dispatch →Baltimore's relationship with magic goes back to 1787, when an Italian showman named Falconi set up shop at the Old Theater and charged 75 cents a seat to watch things that were inexplicable, and probably weren't. A crowd of 50,000 showed up on a Tuesday afternoon in 1916 to watch Houdini possibly f
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