Our Aerial Arts program includes Silks and Lyra (hoop) classes. The dress code for all participants is a unitard or leotard with form fitting pants, leggings or footless tights. No jewelry is allowed. Hair must be pulled up away from face.
Aerial Arts Current Class Schedule
Level 1 Aerial Silks
Discover what you're capable of—one climb at a time. This beginner-friendly class is the perfect place to start your aerial journey! You’ll learn essential body shapes, aerial vocabulary, and the fundamentals of silks—including climbs, foot locks, and linking poses in the air. Each class builds strength, confidence, and fluidity as you begin to move with purpose and grace off the ground. No experience needed—just a sense of adventure!
Level 2 Aerial Silks
Now that you've mastered the basics, it’s time to add some excitement to your aerial toolkit! In Level 2, you’ll explore fun new challenges like simple drops, creative wraps, and putting skills together in smooth sequences. You’ll keep building strength while learning to move with more control, flow, and confidence in the air. This class is all about finding your rhythm, trying new things, and enjoying the journey as you grow.
Level 3 Aerial Silks
You've built the foundation—now it's time to level up. In this dynamic class, students with prior aerial experience will dive into thrilling new territory: drops, complex wraps, and seamless sequencing. You’ll refine your technique, strengthen your inversions, and develop the focus and control needed to execute skills with power and grace. Precision and composure take center stage as your mind-body connection deepens and your aerial artistry takes flight.
Level 4 Aerial Silks
Get ready to push your creativity, strength, and technique to new heights! In Level 4, students will explore advanced transitions, dynamic drops, and layered sequences that demand both endurance and artistry. This class challenges you to refine your timing, experiment with momentum, and blend precision with personal style. You’ll develop a deeper understanding of wrap theory, explore creative pathways, and gain the tools to move with freedom and confidence in the air.
Level 5 Aerial Silks
This is where skill meets artistry. Level 5 is designed for experienced aerialists ready to polish their technique, master complex drops, and create seamless, performance-ready sequences. You’ll be challenged to move with intention, explore musicality, and refine your unique aerial voice. Focus areas include fluid transitions, dynamic momentum-based movements, and creative choreography. This class supports the final leap from student to confident, expressive aerial performer.
Adult Silks Strength & Stretching
Curious about aerial silks but not sure where to start? This welcoming class is designed just for adults who are brand new to flying. You’ll learn the foundational body shapes, basic climbs, foot locks, and how to link simple movements together in the air. No experience is necessary—just a willingness to try something new! This class focuses on building core and upper body strength, boosting confidence, and helping you discover the joy of defying gravity at your own pace.
Beginner Lyra (aerial hoop)
Step into the hoop and discover what you’re capable of! This beginner-friendly class is perfect for those brand new to Lyra (aerial hoop). You’ll learn essential body shapes, beginner poses, and the vocabulary of the air—all while building strength, balance, and confidence. Each class introduces you to the magic of movement in the hoop, laying the groundwork for more advanced skills down the line. No experience needed—just a sense of curiosity and a willingness to try!
Dress code for all Aerial Arts Classes:
Dress code for Silks & Lyra:
Unitard or leotard with leggings, or other snug fitting pants (with a tight leg all the way to the ankle).
No Jewelry is allowed.
Long hair must be pulled up away from face.
Wide leg, and flair leg leggings have come back in style, but they can get caught in the silks and could cause injury.
Unitard or leotard with leggings, or other snug fitting pants (with a tight leg all the way to the ankle).
No Jewelry is allowed.
Long hair must be pulled up away from face.
Wide leg, and flair leg leggings have come back in style, but they can get caught in the silks and could cause injury.
