Spaghetti Circus

Frequently Asked Questions About Spaghetti Circus

What age groups can join classes at Spaghetti Circus in Mullumbimby?

Spaghetti Circus welcomes children from two years old right through to adults. The club runs KinderGym and preschool programmes for toddlers and young children, recreational and competitive classes for school-age kids and teenagers, and adult sessions so parents can train alongside their children.

It's one of the few clubs in the Northern Rivers where the whole family can get involved in circus and acrobatics training together.

Does Spaghetti Circus offer birthday parties and holiday camps?

Yes, Spaghetti Circus runs birthday parties at its Mullumbimby venue, parents tell us it's a fun, active option that keeps kids entertained with circus skills and games. The club also offers holiday camps during school breaks, which are popular with local families looking for engaging, physical activities when term finishes.

Both options give children a chance to try silks, trapeze, tumbling and acrobatics in a safe, supervised setting.

What makes the coaching at Spaghetti Circus are well regarded?

The coaching team at Spaghetti Circus is known for being enthusiastic and skilled at building confidence in young learners. Parents in Mullumbimby consistently mention how patient and encouraging the instructors are, whether their child is trying aerials for the first time or training for competitive acrobatic gymnastics.

The club is accredited by Gymnastics Australia, so you can be confident the training meets national safety and quality standards.

Is Spaghetti Circus suitable for children who want to compete in gymnastics or acrobatics?

Absolutely. Spaghetti Circus runs competitive programmes in acrobatic gymnastics, producing high-level performers who go on to compete and perform professionally.

The club trains competitive squads alongside its recreational classes, so children can progress from beginner tumbling and aerials through to advanced skills as their confidence and ability grow. It's the only club in Mullumbimby offering this pathway for ambitious young gymnasts and aerialists.

What's the atmosphere like at Spaghetti Circus for new families?

Parents describe Spaghetti Circus as a welcoming, community-minded club with a positive vibe. Families tell us their children settle in quickly and love coming back each week, the space is relaxed and creative, and the coaches make nervous beginners feel at ease.

Whether your child is trying circus for the first time or you're an adult wanting to stay active, the club has a reputation for being inclusive and encouraging at every level.