Piccolo Zoppé Winter Circus Performs in Hot Springs For the Holidays

Not your typical circus, the Zoppé family presents a one-of-a-kind magical European circus the family will love.

What better time than the holidays to gather your family and start a new tradition with this one-of-a-kind magical European circus that is sure to capture your heart! 

Not just any circus is coming to town. The Zoppé family has enchanted audiences worldwide since traveling the cobblestone roads of Italy in 1842. Their passion for performing their art and sharing their hearts with their audiences remains true to this day.

Gather in the foyer, where you’ll be invited to emerge in the surroundings, stepping back in time and indulging in European-style street food and, of course, all of the circus favorites. Come early and bring your appetite. 

Entering the main tent, you will soon become aware that this circus is ardently different. Witness the beauty of galloping horses, performing dogs, aerialist feats, jugglers, acrobats, and all you would expect from a classical European circus.

Also, don’t forget to register your children for Circus Camp. Hot Springs-November 21-25 (Not Thanksgiving Day.) 

The circus will be held at Hot Springs Memorial Airport, 525 Airport Road, November 18 – December 4, 2022.

Showtimes and tickets are available at www.piccolozoppe.com. Online: Youth $15, Adult $25, Preferred $30. Weekday family five-pack available for $70. Door: Youth $20, Adult $30, Preferred $35.

For more information visit Facebook: ZoppeFamilyCircus.

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