THE TRAPEZE SOIRÉE
August 29, 2026 | Doors Open 6:00pm

The Trapeze Soirée | An Evening of Flying Trapeze

 Are you, or is someone you love, a fan of flying trapeze? Come join us for our first fundraiser that is all flying trapeze all the time! Dress your best (Does that mean sequins, feathers, fringe and glitter? We don’t judge!) and enjoy performances from the Youth Fly Team, Advanced Student Flyers and the Emerald City Flyers. Help us celebrate our incredible flying trapeze community and raise funds to support the programming that makes it all possible.

Open to the public | All ages are welcome!

Performances begin at 6:30pm!

TICKETS

Knee Hang – $30
Layout – $50
Triple Tuck – $75

This is our first entirely flying trapeze focused fundraising show!
A note on ticketing tiers: Every ticket is general admission regardless of price. Though this is a fundraiser, we encourage you to purchase the tickets that make sense for you. If your finances are abundant, purchase a “Triple Tuck” ticket. We’ll be glad to see you at any level.

Please Note
Seating for the show will be primarily standing with cocktail tables scattered throughout the main floor, stage, balcony, and north balcony areas. Loose seating will be available in select places to ensure unobstructed views of the show!

ADDITIONAL NOTES

ADA Seating
The balcony is only accessible by a set of stairs. ADA Seating on the main floor is available by request. Please let us know if you need assistance or accommodations by emailing us directly at: [email protected].

Refund Policy
You can request a refund up to 3 days prior to the event. Please note, Eventbrite’s processing fees are nonrefundable and will be deducted from the refund amount.

Parking
Emerald City Trapeze Arts
2702 6th Ave S, Seattle, WA 98134
We don’t have a dedicated lot, but there’s street parking and several nearby lots. If you’re driving, we encourage you to leave ample time to park. Transit Tip: Ride the Light Rail – the SODO Station (500 S Lander St) is just a few blocks away!

Photo Credit: David Treadwell, John Cornicello Photography, and Sanderling Photography