FRIDAY EVENING · 21+
November 20
Doors at 6 p.m.
Cabaret at 7 & 8:30 p.m.
Evening ends around 10 p.m.

November 20–22, 2026.
Two evenings. A family-friendly Sunday matinee.Infinite impossibilities.
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Evenings 21+ · Family-friendly Sunday matinee
NOVEMBER 20–22, 2026 · THE PALACE THEATER
Make a night of it on Friday or Saturday.
Bring the family to our new Sunday matinee.
FRIDAY EVENING · 21+
Doors at 6 p.m.
Cabaret at 7 & 8:30 p.m.
Evening ends around 10 p.m.
SATURDAY EVENING · 21+
Doors at 6 p.m.
Cabaret at 7 & 8:30 p.m.
Evening ends around 10 p.m.
NEW · SUNDAY MATINEE
A family-friendly afternoon of Secret Magic.
Doors and showtimes coming soon.
Tickets on sale soon.
Friday & Saturday evenings: 21+. Sunday matinee: family-friendly.

Check in, get a drink, gather your wits, and prepare to be amazed. The night is yours.
Choose a direction and start wandering. You’ll soon find something impossible, or it’ll find you.
Take your seat in the cabaret for a variety magic show hosted by Kevin Blake. Don’t miss it.
After the show, the magic continues. Keep exploring, meet the wandering magicians, and see what else the Palace has in store.

Explore and discover a night of magic at The Palace Theater. Hidden shows, wandering magicians, and a variety magic show that will knock your socks off. Grab a drink, grab a friend, and prepare for a night like you’ve never experienced before.

A cocktail, a conversation, and something impossible happening just across the bar. Keep an eye out for wandering magicians.

Take your seat for the variety magic show, hosted by Kevin Blake. Your ticket determines your cabaret seat; the rest of the Palace is yours to explore.

A small room. A handful of guests. An encounter with a magician whose stories may stay with you long after you leave.

Pull up to the table for card cons and sleight of hand. Here, the people dealing the cards are also dealing in impossibilities.

A hidden room behind a wardrobe. Step through and discover what—and who—is waiting on the other side.

Follow your curiosity through the Palace. Between the scheduled shows, leave time for the encounters you didn’t plan.

Step inside a North Beach speakeasy filled with magicians. Follow a cardsharp into the casino. Find a hidden room through a wardrobe. Settle in at the bar and watch something impossible happen a few feet away.
Secret Magic gives you the run of the Palace Theater, with close-up encounters throughout the rooms and a cabaret show hosted by Kevin Blake. Choose where to go. See what finds you.
THE NOVEMBER LINEUP

Ten performers. A theater full of possibilities.
The Friday and Saturday evening lineup:
Turn a card to meet the magician.

Secret Magic is a special event hosted by Kevin Blake, with multiple magicians performing across the Palace’s rooms and in the cabaret. The Illusionist is Kevin’s resident magic and mind-reading show.
Your ticket determines your seat for the cabaret show and gives you access to the venue for wandering and the other magic experiences. Check the November booking details when tickets are released for any separately offered VIP experiences.
Friday and Saturday evening performances are for guests ages 21 and over. The Sunday, November 22 matinee is family-friendly and welcomes younger guests.
On Friday and Saturday, doors open at 6 p.m., with cabaret shows at 7 and 8:30 p.m. The evening ends around 10 p.m. Sunday matinee times will be announced soon. Leave time on either side of your cabaret show to explore the rooms, visit the bar, and meet the wandering magicians.
Cocktails and snack boxes are available at the venue. Check the booking details for what’s included in your ticket.
At the Palace Theater in San Francisco’s North Beach neighborhood, near Broadway and Columbus. Check your ticket confirmation for the entrance address and arrival instructions.
Secret Magic involves moving between different rooms. Contact the box office before booking to discuss access and seating for your visit.
For help with a booking, contact the Palace box office.
Discover impossible things behind hidden doors.
November 20–22 at the Palace Theater.