Classes

6 weeks. For new silks students. For Adults 17+. You have never been on aerial equipment and are excited about your first class. View more details.

Previously taken Introduction or with instructor permission. For adults 17+. You have taken a handful of classes or the Silks New class. You are working towards inverting in the air consistently and foot knots are your friend. View more details.

Previously taken Beginner 1 or with instructor permission. For adults 17+. You have taken a handful of classes or the Silks New class. You are working towards inverting in the air consistently and foot knots are your friend. View more details.

No class on May 14. Having graduated Silks Beginner 2 previously or with instructor permission. For adults 17+. You have taken a handful of classes or the Silks New class. You are working towards inverting in the air consistently and foot knots are your friend. View more details.

No class on May 20. Having graduated Silks Intermediate 1 previously or with instructor permission. For adults 17+. You have a few years of training. You can consistently do multiple inversions in the air and are comfortable with basic fabric theory and single rotation drops (like star drop). You can stay in the air for ~2 minutes. View more details.

No class on May 20. Having graduated Silks Intermediate 2 or with instructor permission. For Adults 17+. You have a few years of training. You can consistently do multiple inversions in the air and are comfortable with basic fabric theory and single rotation drops (like star drop). You can stay in the air for ~2 minutes. View more details.

No class on May 15. Having graduated Silks Intermediate 1/2 previously or with instructor permission. For adults 17+. You have a few years of training. You can consistently do multiple inversions in the air and are comfortable with basic fabric theory and single rotation drops (like star drop). You can stay in the air for ~2 minutes. View more details.

No class on May 14. Having graduated Silks Advanced 1 previously or with instructor permission. For adults 17+. You can’t count the number of classes you have taken. You are a straddle pro, maybe you are working on straight arm inversions and hip key rollups. You like a brain-teasing fabric theory challenge as much as multi-rotation/stacked drops. You can stay in the air for over 3 minutes. View more details.

6 weeks. For new silks students. For Adults 17+. You have never been on aerial equipment and are excited about your first class. View more details.

No class on May 15. Having graduated Introduction/Hoop Trapeze Beginner previously or with instructor permission. For adults 17+. You have taken a handful of classes or the Introduction class. You are working towards straddles, pullovers, and holding a pull-up position. View more details.

No class on May 15. Having graduated Hoop/Trapeze Beginner previously or with instructor permission. For adults 17+. You have a few years of training. You can consistently do multiple inversions in the air and single knee hangs are feeling strong. You are comfortable with basic theory, and you can sequence something in the air for over 2 minutes. View more details.

No class on May 15. Having graduated Introduction/Hoop Trapeze Beginner previously or with instructor permission. For adults 17+. You have taken a handful of classes or the Introduction class. You are working towards straddles, pullovers, and holding a pull-up position. View more details.

No class on May 15. Having graduated Hoop/Trapeze Beginner previously or with instructor permission. For adults 17+. You have a few years of training. You can consistently do multiple inversions in the air and single knee hangs are feeling strong. You are comfortable with basic theory, and you can sequence something in the air for over 2 minutes. View more details.

3 Weeks. Having taken Loop Intermediate/Advanced previously or with instructor permission. For adults 17+. You have a few years of training. You can consistently do multiple inversions in the air and pullovers feel great. You are comfortable with basic fabric theory, and you can sequence something in the air for over 3 minutes. View more details.

New students. Aerial silks is a fun and challenging apparatus for all ages. Students will learn climbing, and static skills. This class is appropriate for anyone aged 9-16 regardless of experience. View more details.

Returning students - beginner. Aerial silks is a fun and challenging apparatus for all ages. Students will learn climbing, static skills and possibly drops. This class is appropriate for anyone aged 9-16 with some silks experience and specifically students who have just finished Introduction. View more details.

Returning students. Aerial silks is a fun and challenging apparatus for all ages. Students will work on climbing, static skills and drops. This class is appropriate for anyone aged 9-16 with silks experience. Students must have instructor permission to register for this level. View more details.

Returning students. This class is for more advanced teens/young adults who are able to consistently straddle and hip key in the air. This class will help transition our young adults into the adult classes when they turn 16/17. Students should be 12+. Students must have instructor permission to register for this level. View more details.