Let Cirkidz shine the spotlight on your child this October school holidays

Whether your little one dreams of becoming a trapeze master, a ninja warrior in training, or simply can't wait to try it all – Cirkidz has everything they need to make their circus dreams come true.

With flexible full-day or half-day options, you can tailor your child’s adventure to help them discover their very own circus superpower. Choose to specialise in one area of circus activity, or choose a session that covers a bit of everything.

From gravity-defying aerial silks acts and heart-pounding parkour and acro challenges, Cirkidz has a fully-equipped circus training facility packed with circus apparatus including juggling, hula hoops, tight-wire, trampolines, and a foam pit.

The friendly and knowledgeable instructors will be there every step of the way to ensure a safe and unforgettable time for everyone.

Did you know Cirkidz has almost 40 years of experience running awesome Circus classes for kids? Come and try a non-competitive and fun activity that’s a little out of the box!

Cirkidz October Holiday Program (for kids aged 5-12)

Cirkidz October school holidays program will run weekdays from Tuesday 3rd October to Friday 13th October.

Located at the SA Circus Centre which is the Home of Cirkidz – 27 Fifth St, Bowden SA.

Book online today for the ultimate circus extravaganza at Cirkidz these school holidays.


For more information:

cirkidz.org.au

8346 5735

 

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