Cirque Art Studio

Cirque Art Studio sits on Biscayne Boulevard near the southern edge of North Miami Beach, offering circus arts instruction that covers a lot more ground than a typical dance or gymnastics studio. The business teaches acrobatics and tumbling, aerial disciplines including pole, silks, sling, and trapeze work, along with lyra hoop, flexibility and contortion training, and hand balancing, a curriculum that draws from traditional circus performance training rather than mainstream fitness classes. It is registered with the Florida Division of Corporations as Cirque Art Studio, LLC and shows as an active company, matching the current business name exactly.

The studio’s classes are structured for a range of ages and experience levels, with the business describing programs that accommodate both kids and adults, plus progressions aimed at complete beginners as well as more experienced gymnasts working toward advanced skills. Youth after school programs and seasonal camps round out the offering for families in the area, giving parents a structured option for kids interested in circus style movement outside of standard youth sports or dance.

Beyond regular class instruction, Cirque Art Studio also operates a related entertainment service called Milanus Circus, which supplies professional circus performers for events around the Miami area. That side of the business, aerialists, acrobats, and specialty performers booked for parties, corporate events, or other private functions, is a fairly unusual offering to find attached to a neighborhood studio, and it points to a business built by people with real performance backgrounds rather than a general fitness operator that added a circus themed class to its schedule.

Private coaching and small group sessions are also available for students who want more individualized attention than a standard class format provides, which matters in a discipline like aerial silks or trapeze where safety and spotting are a bigger part of the learning curve than in most dance styles. Anyone new to circus arts, or parents evaluating whether a program is right for a child, should expect an emphasis on proper progression and technique given the physical risks involved in aerial and acrobatic work.

The Biscayne Boulevard location sits within North Miami Beach’s southern commercial stretch, a short distance from the cluster of galleries and framing shops further north along the same corridor and West Dixie Highway. For families or adults in North Miami Beach looking for something beyond the usual ballet, jazz, or Latin dance instruction available at the city’s other studios, Cirque Art Studio fills a genuinely different niche. The listed phone number is 305-610-5905, and the studio maintains an active presence on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube under the handle cirqueartstudiomiami for anyone wanting to see the training in action before signing up.