Students to Perform in Strange Westchester Circus

Let Westchester Circus Arts take you into the world of the strange with its second student performance “Bizarre Bazaar.” 

Watch the school’s spring students, aged 5 to 62-years-old, swing and fly through the air, show off their amazing juggling skills and make you giggle as funny clowns in the show lead by Ringmaster and Co-Director Carlo Pellegrini.

“Bizarre Bazaar is full of 'ordinary' people doing extraordinary things,” said Hilary Sweeney, founder and co-director of Westchester Circus Arts. “You will be inspired by this remarkable group of students performing in their second student showcase!”

Sweeney, a former dancer and chemist, decided to commit her life to the circus arts after seeing a Cirque du Soleil show. She opened Westchester Circus Arts Center in September.

Click here for a story in The Journal News on Sweeny.

Westchester Circus Arts is a year-round school offering daily circus arts classes, a summer day camp and in-school programs.

“Bizarre Bazaar” starts at 2 p.m. on Sunday, June 16 at Westchester Circus Arts’ location at the Community Opportunity Center of Tarrytown, 105 Wildey Street in Tarrytown. The suggested donation for adults is $15 and $5 for children.

For more information, visit www.westchestercircusarts.com.