ASSOCIATION • Circus Members From the Center Ring Rodney Huey, RAH PR St rategies • OABA Circus Media Consultant
The American circus is in full bloom this month with dozens of top-quality circus happenings from coast-to-coast.
248th Birthday, the American circus has become practically ubiquitous across this great nation. Whatever the venue – arenas, tents, theatre, movies, television, sporting events, county fairs, church socials, community centers, parades, and even backyards – incredible circus activities will be on display for untold millions of Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey returns from a
program: Lincoln SquareTJPA Salesforce ParkPROXY Hayes Valley Park
will include young artists from Prescott Circus Theatre and Cirque School LA of Los Angeles.Flynn Street Circus
suite, UniverSoul Circus to tap into two key Texas markets by opening the month in Cirque du Soleil traveling units are sporting a light itinerary this month with KoozaOvo Corteo Venardos Circus will kick off an eight-week engagement at Westgate Villas and Town Center Circo Hermanos VazquezFL!P opens the Garden Bros. Nuclear Circus
Lewis and Clark Circus is in while Cirque Má Ceo presents one-of-a-kind equine performances Circus Bella travels to the Reno perform in the Artown Festival Circus in the Parks summer
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Canvas Sky Circus, an open-air circus produced by
Hideaway Circus Bindlestiff Family Cirkus Acrobats of China continues to present daily
Circus Juventas will present its 2024 Summer Show entitled “Jangala” Ringling Museum’s Annual Summer Circus Spectacular enters its second month with daily shows
in the Historic Asolo Theatre while Circus Arts Conservatory (C.A.C.) is taking its show on the road with “SummerSaults in the Berkshires”
in Lenox (MA). The 64th Peru Circus City Festival 13-20.
The Al Ringling Theatre in Baraboo, Wisconsin, was built by Al Ringling, one of the original seven Ringling brothers, at a cost of $100,000. It opened in November 1915 and has been operating continuously ever since.
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