Recent COVID-19 Mitigation Grants Are Making the Circus Arts Safer

The Giving Coast

For more information or tickets (live or digital) to the Circus Arts Conservatory’s season of shows, go to circusarts.org or call 941-355-9805.

 As the coronavirus pandemic continues, the Circus Arts Conservatory (CAC) has been exploring new and innovative ways to move forward with an exciting season, to bring the joy of live performance to patrons of all ages and maintain its mission of community outreach. The CAC received grants of $10,000 each from the Community Foundation of Sarasota County and Gulf Coast Community Foundation to pay for the addition of a state-of-the-art air purifying ionization system to the HVAC system in the Sailor Circus Arena. “In a community like ours where the circus legacy runs deep, the show must go on even during unexpected intermissions,” says Roxie Jerde, President and CEO of the Community Foundation of Sarasota County. “To keep the joy of the circus alive and thriving, we are proud to support The Circus Arts Conservatory in their efforts to thoughtfully innovate performances so when audiences of all ages take their seats this upcoming season they can feel safe, healthy, and as dazzled as ever under the big top.”

For more information or tickets (live or digital) to the Circus Arts Conservatory’s season of shows, go to circusarts.org or call 941-355-9805.

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