Lyra, or aerial hoop, is a popular, modern-day circus apparatus with so many possibilities! It is a steel circle hung from the ceiling using either one connection point or two.

Come explore this circle as we learn to pose, spin, and fly with it, while also building strength and flexibility that will improve your overall aerial practice and fitness. Our level 1 class is a safe, non-intimidating introduction to those with no prior athletic or aerial experience. Come join us and fall in love with aerial hoop!

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Aerial silks is a tough, yet elegant fabric that suspends you in the air. While it may seem constricting first, you will find that it allows you to climb, twist, and flip your way into an aerial dance that is more freeing than you can imagine.

Our silks class combines performance skills with strength training. Don’t be intimidated by the workout aspect. Our intro class will help you build the strength you need to go as far as you want in your aerial adventure.

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Unlike Silks, which uses two separate strands of fabric suspended from a single point, Aerial Sling is a looped piece of fabric that hangs from the ceiling that you can move, invert, and perform poses on.

Often seen as the happy medium between our hard apparatuses and silks, sling offers the softness of the fabrics as the apparatus medium, but the easier entry barrier of the horizontal surface with the loop for even the most beginner student. Come explore the fun world of wraps, drops, and Sling theory while building your strength, grace, and body awareness!

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Welcome to the most iconic apparatus of the circus! This form of trapeze ("static" trapeze) focuses on movements and skills utilizing the bar and the ropes to make beautiful shapes and fun combinations! These classes focus on solo skills, unlike "flying" trapeze - which you might be picturing - which trains partner catch and release. We will also work on "dance" trapeze where both ropes are connected to a single point to allow the trapeze to spin instead of just swing or fun, beautiful aerial dance!

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No previous rope experience required, but rope in and of itself is not a beginner apparatus. Students should have at least 1 year experience on any other apparatus and general body awareness in the air. We’ll cover the basics of momentum, wraps, and small drops.

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Welcome to your new favorite apparatus! Each class we will review a couple pole basics, spend some time learning to control the movement of the pole, and play with a few tricks and transitions. It is recommended that you have some pole experience, but other aerial experience also works.

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