We introduce your kids to their curiosity and courage
Spectacle Blue is an aerial circus school in Okotoks, Alberta, serving students from age 3 to adults.
Founded on the belief that circus builds more than skills - it builds confidence, resilience, and community - Spectacle Blue offers recreational classes, camps, birthday parties, and a professional performance company.
The school's proprietary SBTT Syllabus has guided student and teacher training since 2014.
we teach kids how to be amazing kind humans who chase their dreams, face life's challenges, live with confidence...
if they learn a little circus along the way, that's great too!
"Along with learning aerial arts, Spectacle Blue also initiated a program called the Stellar Human Project. It has helped Lydia become a better, more mature young woman, and helped her look beyond herself. She was able to sign up into the leadership program and help younger girls develop not just in circus arts, but as stellar humans."
- Raelene
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"Spectacle Blue has been such a beautiful part of our journey — helping her develop into the woman that I think the world needs her to be. It created a confidence inside of her that's not rooted in what shape her body is or how much makeup she wears, but in strength — physical strength, yes, which is unbelievable to watch — but also in what community looks like and how you build relationships that make you strong."
- Heidi
"Miss Robin has created an environment of safety, love, kindness, and acceptance that has made it safe for my daughter to come and be herself and be seen and be accepted without judgment. Being here helps her with her mental health, her physical health, her emotional health. That is why Spectacle Blue stands apart from the rest — because it is a family."
- Micheline
"What you see statistically is that young girls after the age of 11 typically have about a 40% drop in sports and athletics. And what you'll see at the studio is that this reputation has grown — this is a place for young women to come, be themselves, grow, and be safe. The studio is now made up of so many teenage girls who feel they can come and be athletic and try crazy things and perform."
- Shannon