Violet G.
4/25/2014
I have been taking classes here for just over a year. I love seeing the progress I make week to week and knowing my body is getting stronger. Class is fun and the coacheswill push you to work your...
Xelias Aerial Art School
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1121 Jackson St NE
Minneapolis, MN 55413
Xelias Aerial Arts Studio, based in Minneapolis, MN, has been a leading institution in the field of circus arts since its establishment in 2001. With a wide range of apparatuses including tissu, lyra, rope, hammock, trapeze, and tightwire, Xelias offers comprehensive coaching for individuals of all skill levels. Founded by Meg Elias-Emery, a seasoned performer with experience in Ringling Brothers Barnum and Bailey Circus, Xelias is dedicated to nurturing the next generation of aerial artists through its non-profit organization.
As a 501(c)(3) business since 2006, Xelias Aerial Arts Studio is committed to providing a platform for individuals to explore their passion for the aerial arts. With over three decades of experience and a global perspective, Meg Elias-Emery brings her expertise and enthusiasm to the studio, ensuring a supportive and inclusive environment for all students. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced aerialist, Xelias Aerial Arts Studio offers a unique opportunity to learn and grow in the captivating world of circus arts.
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4.56 reviews
Kate M.
10/5/2012
I signed up for Xelia's level 1 class not knowing what to expect. A friend and I joked we could have a lot of fun, or it could be like 10-weeks of gym class from hell. Gym class for me was trying...
Michael C.
3/1/2012
Began taking the beginner's aerial session about a month ago. Am impressed. The teacher's are great and the space is fun to work in. The classmates are friendly and interesting. While being...
Zina T.
8/10/2016
My daughter loves it! She has been taking classes for almost a year and hasn't tired of it yet. For a 12 year old that is easily bored, that is great. Her strength has greatly improved and she is...
Cecelia R.
12/31/2014
Ask a LOT of questions before signing up. They don't deliberately mislead but they aren't completely clear on what you are getting yourself into. It would be helpful if they offered a trial...
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