Ohio’s top magician brings his interactive, up-close show to guests of iconic hotel
Drew Murray, creative master of mind-bending deception, returns to Hotel LeVeque in December for five mesmerizing evenings. Rare Magic takes place in the exquisite Coleman Room for two nightly shows, December 20-21 and 26-28 at 7:30 and 9:30 p.m. Throughout the immersive 75-minute performance, guests become part of this intimate show, as they’re just inches away from Murray’s signature gripping magic and illusion and only 40 people are in attendance.
In yet another experience that’s exactly like nothing else, Hotel LeVeque has created a special experience around Rare Magic. For just $169 for two, guests can sleep under the stars in a standard king or double queen guest room with signature starry turndown (upgrade to a suite for additional charge) and reduced overnight parking at $20 per vehicle. Guests can reserve a magical dinner at The Keep, Hotel LeVeque’s onsite restaurant, offering elegant modern French brasserie-inspired cuisine and spellbinding signature cocktails. Travelers can purchase tickets to the show and book their guest room at RareMagicShow.com.
A very limited number of event-only tickets are available at $55 or $70 for VIP seating. Given Murray’s large and loyal following, Rare Magic is likely to sell out quickly.
With stunning views of Columbus’ vibrant riverfront and the new National Veterans Memorial and Museum, Hotel LeVeque opened to stellar reviews in 2017 with 149 guest rooms and suites. Tucked in the historic LeVeque Tower at 50 E. Broad St. in the heart of downtown in Ohio's capital city, this Autograph Collection property is part of Marriott International's boutique collection of hotels, each of which is carefully selected for its quality, bold originality, rich character and uncommon details that embody a truly unique sense of place. Details and reservations can be found at HotelLeVequeColumbus.com.
Originally built in 1927 as the American Insurance Union Citadel, the LeVeque Tower was architect Charles Howard Crane’s masterpiece. At the time, the LeVeque Tower was the tallest skyscraper between New York City and Chicago, and the fifth tallest building in the world. It was home to the graceful Deshler Wallick Hotel. It later became known as the Lincoln LeVeque Tower, then simply the LeVeque Tower, after its purchase in 1945. The LeVeque Tower's remarkable art deco architecture remains the city's most recognizable feature and is among Columbus' most photographed and revered architectural treasures. Illuminating the night skyline as a soaring tower bathed in light, its architectural beauty has been carefully preserved and highlighted in elegant design by Columbus-based Schooley Caldwell architects.
A very limited number of event-only tickets are available at $55 or $70 for VIP seating. Given Murray’s large and loyal following, Rare Magic is likely to sell out quickly.
With stunning views of Columbus’ vibrant riverfront and the new National Veterans Memorial and Museum, Hotel LeVeque opened to stellar reviews in 2017 with 149 guest rooms and suites. Tucked in the historic LeVeque Tower at 50 E. Broad St. in the heart of downtown in Ohio's capital city, this Autograph Collection property is part of Marriott International's boutique collection of hotels, each of which is carefully selected for its quality, bold originality, rich character and uncommon details that embody a truly unique sense of place. Details and reservations can be found at HotelLeVequeColumbus.com.
Originally built in 1927 as the American Insurance Union Citadel, the LeVeque Tower was architect Charles Howard Crane’s masterpiece. At the time, the LeVeque Tower was the tallest skyscraper between New York City and Chicago, and the fifth tallest building in the world. It was home to the graceful Deshler Wallick Hotel. It later became known as the Lincoln LeVeque Tower, then simply the LeVeque Tower, after its purchase in 1945. The LeVeque Tower's remarkable art deco architecture remains the city's most recognizable feature and is among Columbus' most photographed and revered architectural treasures. Illuminating the night skyline as a soaring tower bathed in light, its architectural beauty has been carefully preserved and highlighted in elegant design by Columbus-based Schooley Caldwell architects.
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