Your group gets the studio and an instructor to yourselves. Everybody warms up together, then learns a few real skills on the silks and the hoop, low to the ground, at whatever pace the group moves.
Nobody needs experience, and nobody needs to be in shape. The people who swear they’re going to be terrible at it are usually the ones who won’t come down.
There’s time built in for photos, because that’s most of the reason people book these.
for homeschool co-ops
Homeschool families get a standing time slot during the school day, when the studio is quiet and your group can move at its own pace without folding into an evening class full of strangers.
The studio also rents on its own, without a class attached. It’s a converted 1917 church with twenty-foot ceilings and the original congregational windows, which photographs better than most event spaces in the metro.
It’s held weddings, concerts, two-day theater shows, and small festivals, and it works just as well for rehearsals, workshops, and shoots. The room fits up to 75. Rates depend on what you need and how long you need it, so get in touch and we’ll put a proposal together.
My friends and I did a weekend date day here and had an absolute blast! If you’re looking for something fun to do, definitely check this place out. Be prepared for a great workout!!!
It depends on whether you want a class. A private class maxes out at 15, so everybody gets real time on an apparatus. If you’re renting the studio for an event instead, we can fit up to 75.
Yes. Kids parties run the same way as adult ones with the skills pitched younger, and ages 7 and up work best.
Yes. Outside food and drinks are welcome in the kitchen and dining area, and the one rule is nothing on the mats or in the aerial space. Plenty of groups add a half hour or an hour of studio time after class for cake and hanging out before the rest of the night.
