ST. LOUIS — Mary, Mary, and Malik stop by Circus Harmony at City Museum to see if they have what it takes to join the circus!
Executive Director of Circus Harmony, Jessica Hentoff said that circus skills are for everyone at any age.
"People look at this and they go, that's superhuman. I don't I can't do that. You can do that you can be superhuman. That's what circus is about. It's about learning to defy gravity and other limitations," she said.
You can catch hometown circus performers from Circus Harmony at the Moolah Shrine Circus at the St. Charles Family Arena this weekend! For tickets, click here.
On March 26 and 27, Circus Harmony is hosting Craig Quat and his Functional Juggling Workshop. Craig Quat’s Functional Juggling is an innovative learning experience. Courses are designed to help sharpen awareness about the practice of inclusion and how juggling can be used as a tool for social intervention and change. This workshop is for teachers, occupational therapists, and anyone who wants to use circus arts to work with any population. No previous juggling experience needed. For further information and registration, click here.
You can support Circus Harmony by dining at The Fountain on Locust on March 27. 15% of your bill will be donated back to Circus Harmony! For more information, click here.
For a full list of events and summer camp opportunities with Circus Harmony, visit circusharmony.org.
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