Summer Camp

Registration Opens 1/31

Experience the magic of circus this summer!

406Cirque Circus Camp is Bozeman’s premier summer camp for ages 4–14, offering a dynamic, creative introduction to the circus arts in the heart of the Gallatin Valley.

Campers train in aerials, acrobatics, juggling, unicycle, clowning, and performance while enjoying themed days, circus games, and collaborative showcases in a supportive, high-energy environment.

Through movement, play, and creative expression, students build confidence, coordination, and community—on the ground and in the air.

More than a camp, 406Cirque is a place where kids and teens discover what their bodies and imaginations can do.

Run away and join the circus this summer in Bozeman.

Register Here 1/31!

A group of children perform on an outdoor stage. One boy in a green shirt is dramatically leaning forward, while another child in yellow is under him. Other kids in colorful shirts watch and smile in the background.

A group of children and teens ride unicycles in a line, holding hands, performing indoors for an audience seated in the foreground.

Three children stand on stage in front of a red curtain. The two on the sides wear black suits and make dramatic hand gestures toward the child in the center, who holds colorful hoops and wears casual clothes and a cap.

A girl helps another young girl perform a backbend on a blue mat indoors. One girl is kneeling, supporting the other, while shoes are visible on the floor in the background.

Seven children wearing colorful clown costumes, red noses, wigs, and playful outfits perform enthusiastically on stage in front of a closed red curtain.

12 Weeks of Circus

Full Session Camps

Our 3-week camp is the ideal immersion into the world of circus.

This camp offers the best value and the strongest opportunity for sustained learning, skill progression, and ensemble development.

Ages 7 – 13
$795 for 3 weeks
Location: Petra Academy

Session 1 : June 15 – July 2
Session 2 : July 6 – July 24
Session 3 : July 27 – August 14

Single Week Camps

Our single week camp offers new and returning campers a chance to explore the world of circus.

Ages 7 – 13
$360 for a single week

Location: Petra Academy

June 15 – 19
June 22 – 26
July 6 – 10
July 13 – 17
August 3 – 7
August 10 – 14

Location: 406Cirque Studio

August 17 – 21
August 24 – 28

Little Kid Camp

Designed especially for our youngest circus artists, these one-week camp offers a playful, age-appropriate introduction to circus arts.

Ages 4 – 7
$360 for a single week

Location: 406Cirque Studio

June 15 – 19
June 22 – 26
July 13 – 17
August 17 – 21 (5+)
August 24 – 28 (5+)

Daily Flow

8:30 – 9:00 Flexible Drop Off & Open Juggling

9:00 – 12 Morning Classes

Each morning, students divide by age to cycle through classes in the 4 main disciplines of circus: aerial, juggling, balance, and performance. Campers also take a 20 minute break for snack.

12:00 – 1 Lunch & Outdoor Recess

1:00 – 3:00 Afternoon Specials.

Campers select two daily specials (ie tumbling, stilt-walking, face-painting, walking globe, improv).. This is a chance for deeper exploration of a favorite skill, or a chance to try something new.

3:00 – 3:30 Flexible Pick Up* & Open Juggling

* Fridays have a modified schedule, with pickup at 12.

Pricing & Registration

Tuition: 3 Week Session is $795. Single week tuition is $360.

Deposits & Payment Plans: A deposit is required to secure registration, with full tuition due by May 1st. Parents may select payment plans during registration.

Refund & Cancellation: We are happy to offer transfers between camps, as space permits. A 50% refund is available for cancellation requests received up to 2 weeks before the start of camp.

Tuition Assistance: A non-refundable deposit is required to register for camp. Scholarships are available thanks to community support during GiveBig. Scholarships range from a 15% – 50% tuition reduction.

Behavior Policy

Circus arts can involve high-risk activities. For this reason, safety—physical, emotional, and social—is at the forefront of our programs for all ages.

Behavior that is disruptive, disrespectful, or dangerous compromises the safety of participants and staff. Maintaining a supportive and focused environment requires clear communication and mutual accountability between coaches, participants, and caregivers.

Repeated or serious safety concerns may result in removal from the program without refund.

A performer in blue and pink clothing does an aerial silk routine outdoors, hanging upside down above a safety mat, while a seated audience watches in a park setting.

We absolutely LOVE this camp! My daughter has gained confidence and has learned so many new skills! The staff are amazing, I highly recommend 406Cirque!

Leslie Fouche

Our little gal had the best time at 406Cirque camps. She loved being able to work on new skills each day. At the end of the camp day she had connected with new friends, both younger and older than her, tested her strength and patience & had a ton of laughs.

Kamie Cochran

My son came away from 406CIRQUE summer camps displaying great talent. He has new interests and I have been given a fresh new look at my son!

Betsey Meyer

All About Camp

What should my child wear?

Campers should wear athletic clothes that don’t restrict their movement and stay put upside down.
Jeans, shorts, and clothing with rivets or zippers are not allowed on the aerial apparatus.
All students with long hair should have hair tied back.

What should my child bring?

Two snacks, a water bottle, and a lunch that doesn’t need to be heated u
Sunscreen and hat + any other clothing for being outdoors.
A book, coloring activity, or quiet activity for breaks.
Phones and smart watches are not permitted at camp.

Is there an extended day option?

Yes. Campers may be picked up as late as 3:30, and dropped off as early at 8:30.

Are all activities required?

Campers are encouraged to try all activities. A camper may opt out of an activity and either choose to watch or join another group.

Why mixed-age?

Two of the most important benefits of mixed age learning are reduced competition and increased mentorship. Campers spend part of they day with their age-group and afternoons in mixed-age groups.

A group of children stand on a stage, following a leader’s dance movements with their arms outstretched, in front of a white backdrop with blue fabric decorations hanging on the sides.