FSU Flying High Circus

269 Chieftan Way
Tallahassee FL 32306-4281
850-644-4874

Founded in 1947, the Florida State University Flying High Circus is a nationally recognized, student-run tradition featuring breathtaking aerial and stage performances under its iconic big top tent on campus. The all-student cast designs costumes, rigs equipment, and produces each show themselves. The circus hosts seasonal public performances and youth circus camps, continuing a tradition that has captivated audiences around the world for more than 75 years. Children age 7 -17 registration typically opens in March for summer.

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FSU Flying High Circus
FSU Flying High Circus

Founded in 1947, the Florida State University Flying High Circus is a nationally recognized, student-run tradition featuring breathtaking aerial and stage performances under its iconic big top tent on campus. The all-student cast designs costumes, rigs equipment, and produces each show themselves. The circus hosts seasonal public performances and youth circus camps, continuing a tradition that has captivated audiences around the world for more than 75 years. Children age 7 -17 registration typically opens in March for summer.

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