Designed for children aged 8 and upwards, the organisers say the fun event offers the perfect opportunity for "young wizards to don their robes and wield their wands" to "conjure a non-perilous potion using a little bit of magic" from The Cauldron’s wall of Magical Creatures.
Each person will then be treated to hot chocolate with cream and marshmallows and allowed to enjoy a selection of sandwiches, cakes, scones and sweets.
The experience, which lasts for 1 hour and 15 minutes, will take place at 12.30 on Friday 20 December, and 12.00 on Saturday 21 December.
Priced at £20 per child, the tickets can be bought here.
Hidden in plain sight beneath Edinburgh’s Frederick Street, the wizarding pop-up - which travelled to Edinburgh via New York and London - recently announed its festive line-up which includes Christmas cocktails, mixology classes and drag queen Ellie Diamond appearing in a special grotto as Mrs Clause.
Matthew Cortland, co-founder of The Cauldron, said: “Christmas is about letting children experience magic and excitement. Young magicians can get into the festive spirit at The Cauldron when they dress in wizard robes and wield a working magic wand.
“This is where the magic happens this festive season, and little wizards will be totally blown away when stepping into our festive potion-making dungeon. With a guest appearance from our special owl, it’s sure to be a hoot!”
