What Rigging, Consulting, Camps, and Circus Events Does Trapeze Arts Provide?

Trapeze Arts provides four main service lines beyond equipment sales: custom rigging and professional installation, circus consulting, camps, and live circus events. The site describes the company as manufacturing, installing, and rigging circus equipment for circus companies and artists, and it also offers camps and circus events. These services suit circus companies, aerial artists, schools and training programs, and event organizers who need either a permanent rig or a traveling circus program.

Rigging and Installation

Trapeze Arts builds custom flying trapeze rigs and aerial frames by hand in the United States and ships them worldwide. Alongside the equipment itself, the site lists professional installation and maintenance as available services.

That combination matters if you are setting up a rig rather than just buying a bar or a belt. The equipment is custom-built to your specifications, and installation and ongoing maintenance can be handled by the same provider — useful for schools, camps, and venues that do not have in-house rigging expertise.

The custom rigging and gear line is open-ended: if something you need is not listed on the site, the company invites you to reach out, since it can likely make the equipment, rig, or accessories to your specifications.

Consulting

Circus consulting is one of the named service areas on the site, aimed at circus companies and circus artists. The site does not break the consulting offering into detailed packages, so treat it as a general capability rather than a fixed product: if you need guidance on equipment selection, rig setup, or a circus program, that is the service line to ask about.

For equipment decisions specifically, the site also offers direct help — for example, it states that it can help you decide on aerial silks lengths and colors rather than leaving you to guess.

Camps and Events

Camps and circus events are listed as offerings under the "Bring the Circus to You!" theme. This points to programming that comes to your location rather than only selling gear — relevant for schools, community programs, and organizers who want a circus experience on site.

Because the site does not publish camp schedules, locations, or event formats in the material available, the practical step is to contact the company with your dates, audience, and space so it can tell you what is feasible.

What You Can Combine With These Services

The service side pairs with a catalog of custom equipment, which is useful if you are planning a rig and its accessories together:

Who Each Service Fits

• Circus companies and professional artists: custom rigs, components, and consulting on equipment and setup.
• Schools and training programs: safety belts sized for students, hand grips, and installation or maintenance support.
• Event organizers and community programs: camps and circus events brought to your site.
• Individual aerialists: custom bars, belts, silks, and grips, with help selecting sizes and colors.

How to Get Started

1. Identify which line you need — equipment, rigging and installation, consulting, or camps and events.
2. Browse the circus equipment store to see whether your item is listed.
3. If it is not listed, contact the company directly; the site states it can likely build custom equipment, rigs, or accessories to your specifications.
4. For camps and events, include your location, dates, and audience so the company can respond with what it can deliver.

One caveat: the site does not publish pricing, lead times, or service regions for rigging, consulting, camps, or events in the available material, so confirm cost, scheduling, and shipping or travel coverage directly before planning around them.