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Aerial Cirque Over Denver offers safe, inclusive aerial classes for kids & adults—including silks, hoop and trapeze & more—plus camps and birthday parties. Denver’s only ACE Safety Recognized studio.
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#C22035
Cardinal
194, 32, 53
352, 72, 44
0, 84, 73, 24
#F4B446
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244, 180, 70
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Aerial Cirque Over Denver is a circus arts and aerial dance school serving the Denver metro area, with studios in Denver, Centennial, and Golden. Established in 2006, the organization offers structured, session-based training for kids, teens, and adults, welcoming beginners as well as experienced aerialists. Its programs emphasize progressive skill development, supportive instruction, and safety, and the studio is recognized by American Circus Educators for its safety practices.
Students can train in aerial silks, lyra, trapeze, sling, rope, straps, Cyr wheel, fly pole, and contortion through age-based and level-based classes. Additional offerings include open gym and drop-ins, youth and adult student companies, competition teams, workshops, and aerial teacher training. For younger participants, the school runs summer and school-break camps, birthday parties, and youth showcases and intensives. Students may also pursue performance opportunities, including showcases and aerial theater productions. Aerial Cirque Over Denver provides performers for events and offers group experiences such as bachelorette gatherings, combining recreational classes with longer-term artistic and athletic pathways.
Company type
Privately Held
Year founded
2006
Company size
11-50 employees
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The Aerial Cirque Over Denver color palette uses the hex codes #C22035, #F4B446 and #000000.