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Intermediate to Advanced Rope and Fabric Workshop

Saturday, September 3, 2022            10:00- 11:00am

New twists on old favorites! Lift up your practice with beats that climb and advanced sequencing in the air, including wrap and drop combos. Come ready to condition your wheel downs! Prerequisites: wheel down and double star drop.

Register here: https://shop.aerialartsofutah.com/upcoming-workshops-1/aerial-fabric-workshop-with-amy-olson

About Amy~

Amy is excited to be returning to the studio where she started doing aerial many years ago! Amy is a 2015 graduate of New England Center for Circus Art’s pro track program with a major in Tissu and minor in Single Point Trapeze. She is currently based in San Francisco and coaches youth and adult fabric students at circus schools and studios in the San Francisco Bay area. She has taught and performed throughout the southwestern United States with various schools and companies. When she is not teaching circus arts she is giving massages at a Women’s Health Resource Center or making soap!

Amy’s Tissu Act:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4SHJ8J9O2Xo&ab_channel=BohemeFlight

January 20 marks our return to our aerial class session after a 2-week delay. Classes are full and we are excited to get back up in the air!  Covid precautions and protocol will be in place.  Masks are required for students & staff while in the studio space (kn95 masks as now recommended by the CDC are encouraged). Social distancing except when spotting is needed. See you in class!

And now- It’s time to register for our new session of Aerial Classes! Plus a new round of Nancy Carter’s GYROKINESIS® classes.  Here are our upcoming session dates:

-Winter Session: January 3- February 20, 2022 (7 weeks) 

https://shop.aerialartsofutah.com/

Classes include instruction in Aerial Fabric, Trapeze, Lyra, Rope, Hammock

(Note: Aerial Kids classes are unavailable at this time)

Aerial Arts of Utah, like many other businesses, had our share of crazy-ness during the past couple of years. First Covid- then, unexpectedly, last summer we were displaced by a severe fire that forced us to leave our beloved aerial studio. Last fall, thanks to all of our committed students and generous supporters we made it back up in the air!  With this outpouring of help, we were able to get settled in our new aerial space at Salt Lake City’s Sugar Space Arts Warehouse!