Emerald City Trapeze Arts

6 recommendations and reviews from 4 people

• Referral from September 1, 2016
  

  AmiiboJason asked:

  Heading out to Seattle in the morning. Anyone have any recommendations for things to do? Retro game stores, ramen shops, etc.

  

  Emerald T. replied:

  Get your swing on at Emerald City Trapeze! No experience necessary! http://emeraldcitytrapeze.com/ You like the Pinball Museum too!

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• Referral from January 26, 2014
  

  Chloe J. asked:

  I'm wanting to sign up for either an aerial silks or aerial hoop class, can anyone suggest a good studio that is also affordable? :)

  

  Shawn M. replied:

  Seattle is lucky to have several lovely places in town. Beginning silk and trapeze at the Youngstown Cultural Center. Everything at Versatile Arts-nice mix of art/movement and tricks. Silk and most things though hoop/lyra may not be available there at SANCA (circus/tricks focus). Emerald City has some aerial things-it tends to be a little pricier than the others. If you want hoop/lyra, I'd suggest Nancy Neyhart as an instructor. Disclaimer: all my contact info and info is dated. (Youngstown Cultural Arts Center, 4408 Delridge Way SW, West Seattle) Charly McCreary, Managing Director, The Cabiri performance troupe (http://www.cabiri.org/) (charly@cabiri.org) Versatile Arts (versatile.arts@gmail.com) (www.versatilearts.net) (7601 Greenwood Ave N, Seattle, WA 98103) Sanca (www.sancaseattle.org) (office@sancaseattle.org) (674 S Orcas St Seattle, WA 98108) (office mgr: Tara Jensen, tara@sancaseattle.org) 206-652-4433 Emerald City Trapeze (Flying Trapeze lesson) (2702 6 th Ave. S) (www.Emeraldcitytrapeze.com) 206-906-9442 **Nancy Neyhart (Lyra instructor at Versatile Arts) (nancyneyhart@gmail.com) 206-604-3674

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• Referral from September 30, 2013
  

  Erica P. asked:

  Heading to Portland and Seattle at the end of October. Need recommendations for must see places.

  

  Michelle M. replied:

  http://www.emeraldcitytrapeze.com/

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• Referral from August 18, 2015
  

  Aakanksha G. asked:

  What are some popular entertainer ideas and vendors in the area?Magicians, impersonators, comedians, etc?

  

  Mariah G. replied:

  Aerial performers add such a neat ambiance! Check out www.emeraldcitytrapeze.com - they have entertainment packages on their events and parties page, I think!

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• Referral from January 9, 2015
  

  Lisa Y. asked:

  Question- I am trying to find a venue for my wedding. We are wanting Jan 2016. The hard part is I want a rustic feel/barn feel in Western Washington that can have around 200 people. Also, we would love to be able to bring in our own beer/wine and not have to purchase through the venue. I am having a hard time finding a place that meets these needs due to weather and time of year. Anyone have any suggestions that I could look into? Thanks in advance!

  

  Mariah G. replied:

  Try #EmeraldCityTrapeze. They are in Seattle, but the interior is that of a beautiful rustic barn. The venue holds upwards of 600 people. I think you can bring your own food and beverages too. www.EmeraldCityTrapeze.com - the owner, Kari Kirkland is amazing to work with!

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• Referral from July 25, 2014
  

  Benj H. asked:

  Trying to help my little brother plan his wedding. What are the best venues to have a wedding at in the winter? Can be anywhere in WA State. ~150 people.

  

  Mariah G. replied:

  Emerald City Trapeze is awesome! Great atmosphere, wonderful staff, and superb light. Check it out on this season of Four Weddings on TLC (August 15) www.emeraldcitytrapeze.com I also like: Hollywood School House Salish lodge Admiral Sanctuary Roche Harbor

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