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22-05-2025
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Circability Celebrates Five Years Of Youth Circus Festival
Circability Trust - Latest News [Page 1] The organisation's skilled and passionate circus tutors will lead sessions teaching diabolo, juggling, aerial arts, hoops, silks and more, as well as functional juggling devices for people with disabilities to learn circus activities. More >> Circability goes online to spread the joy Thursday, 9 September 2021, 1:13 pm | Circability Trust Auckland's Circability has moved its social circus classes online by creating the Joy Market and spreading joy to families during this lockdown. Three months into her role as General Manager at Circability, Mel Powell wasn't sure how to run a ... More >> Run away to the Circus on Day for Persons with Disabilities Monday, 11 November 2019, 1:16 pm | Circability Trust Run away to the Circus on International Day for Persons with Disabilities at The Circability Trust Celebrate Together - Kanohi Kitea event More >> Circability Performance Lab Showcase 5th November Friday, 3 November 2017, 10:53 am | Circability Trust We'd love your feedback and support for a short showcase with our performance team this Sunday. More >> Circability Central Open Day 1st Dec Tuesday, 15 November 2016, 3:40 pm | Circability Trust Circability Central Open Day celebrates diversity at Victoria Park. We invite the community to come and see the 2016 Creative Space of the Year (awarded by Arts Access Aotearoa) in action. More >>
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22-05-2025
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Circability Celebrates Five Years Of Youth Circus Festival
Press Release – Circability Trust On Friday 23 & Saturday 24 May, Circability Trust will celebrate the fifth anniversary of Youth Circus Festival, Aotearoa's largest inclusive circus event for youth. Thomas Hinz, Co-Founder and Creative Director of Circability, says, 'Circability was founded upon the power of community and social circus. In 2024, Youth Circus Festival focused on performance employment pathways for youth in circus arts; to celebrate the fifth year of our Youth Circus Festival, we bring the festivities back to our centre to host the youth circus community for all ages, all abilities and all cultures.' Circability's rangatahi-led group and Auckland circus youth leaders organiser Alysha Dodampegamage says, 'the Youth Circus festival is an amazing opportunity for young people to get together to express their creativity through performance art.' Youth Circus Festival engages rangatahi from all ages, all abilities and all cultures, exemplifying Circability's dedication to social circus and community. The organisation's skilled and passionate circus tutors will lead sessions teaching diabolo, juggling, aerial arts, hoops, silks and more, as well as functional juggling devices for people with disabilities to learn circus activities. Friday's Youth Circus Festival event focuses on Circability's commitment to social circus, from 10:00am – 2:30pm; Saturday's Youth Circus Festival runs from 10:00am – 4:30pm, focusing on community circus. Both days are free and open to the public. Capping off Aotearoa's Youth Week, Youth Circus Festival is an event that brings together rangatahi, whānau and friends to learn circus activities through play and fun, where everyone can experience the social and psychological benefits of circus with Circability: All ages, all abilities, all cultures – better together.
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21-05-2025
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Circability Celebrates Five Years Of Youth Circus Festival
On Friday 23 & Saturday 24 May, Circability Trust will celebrate the fifth anniversary of Youth Circus Festival, Aotearoa's largest inclusive circus event for youth. Thomas Hinz, Co-Founder and Creative Director of Circability, says, 'Circability was founded upon the power of community and social circus. In 2024, Youth Circus Festival focused on performance employment pathways for youth in circus arts; to celebrate the fifth year of our Youth Circus Festival, we bring the festivities back to our centre to host the youth circus community for all ages, all abilities and all cultures." Circability's rangatahi-led group and Auckland circus youth leaders organiser Alysha Dodampegamage says, "the Youth Circus festival is an amazing opportunity for young people to get together to express their creativity through performance art." Youth Circus Festival engages rangatahi from all ages, all abilities and all cultures, exemplifying Circability's dedication to social circus and community. The organisation's skilled and passionate circus tutors will lead sessions teaching diabolo, juggling, aerial arts, hoops, silks and more, as well as functional juggling devices for people with disabilities to learn circus activities. Friday's Youth Circus Festival event focuses on Circability's commitment to social circus, from 10:00am - 2:30pm; Saturday's Youth Circus Festival runs from 10:00am - 4:30pm, focusing on community circus. Both days are free and open to the public. Capping off Aotearoa's Youth Week, Youth Circus Festival is an event that brings together rangatahi, whānau and friends to learn circus activities through play and fun, where everyone can experience the social and psychological benefits of circus with Circability: All ages, all abilities, all cultures - better together.
