Silks, also known as aerial fabric, are two long pieces of soft fabric that hang from a single point. Students will learn climbs, positions, inversions, and drops tailored to their individual skill and fitness level. Students will gain strength and confidence as they learn to safely and beautifully manipulate the fabric to move into a variety of poses.

Our youth classes are open to students of all experience levels and movement backgrounds. They are particulary tailored for the learning experience of younger students and are taught by instructors with significant experience working with youth.

For students under age 14, an adult is required to be present in the facility during class.

Welcome to aerial arts!

This 6-week Intro to Aerials workshop (18+) is designed to introduce total beginners to hammock, lyra, and fabric in a fun, slow-paced environment. If you've ever felt like you aren't strong enough to try aerials, don't see other aerialists with your body type, or feel intimidated to approach a brand new activity, this workshop is for you! Absolutely all are welcome, no prior experience required.

Just like our drop-in classes, our multi-week flying trapeze workshops sessions teach the skills of jumping from the platform, swinging on the flying trapeze bar, and landing in the safety net. Our youth workshops are particulary tailored for the learning experience of younger students and are taught by instructors with significant experience working with youth.

Students move through a curriculum of positions and tricks on the flying trapeze, including opportunities to be caught by a catcher. Beginners are very welcome and will start their session with some instruction on the ground before getting up into the air.

An adult is required to be present in the facility for the entire duration of the class.

Continue your flying trapeze journey with an Intensive Flying Workshop!

IFWs are designed for flyers seeking greater focus and consistency in their trapeze practice. They're also a wonderful opportunity to get a taste of performing in a supportive environment.

In an IFW, you'll build both your flying skills and your circus community, as you'll work with the same coaches and students every week. You'll set goals, hone your flying, and then work as a group to select music and costumes to show off your hard work.

This workshop meets weekly for 10 weeks and culminates in a showcase. The show is open to a public audience, so you can invite your family and friends to see you fly.

Each student will work at their own pace and collaborate with their coaches to set individual practice and performance goals. While no prior experience is necessary, we do recommend that students take at least a couple of drop-in flying trapeze classes before committing to a multi-week workshop, just to make sure it's the right fit for you.