2 June 2014

Al Qasba, the premier tourist, leisure and family destination in the emirate of Sharjah, announced extending the Latino Circus shows, which is being hosted in Sharjah for the first time, to Thursday, June 26, to enable students enjoy this unmatched circus experience during the school holiday.

Organized in collaboration with "Eventoh Exhibition Management", the Latino Circus shows, which started on 1st of May, is being organized daily at 5:30 pm and 9:00 pm. The two hour show presents exhilarating acrobatic performances and delightful shows that suit all tastes and all ages, little ones and adults alike. The shows have received high demand from Sharjah’s residents and visitors

Latino Circus features 40 internationally acclaimed artists and performers with exceptional skills and agility that help them perform such difficult and sensational acts. The circusincludes an extensive array of performances, charming acrobatic dances and exciting shows, that promise to make it a day to remember for visitors.The show includes the ‘rubber man’, clowns, motorcycle high-wire daredevils, and tigers, as well as an array of acrobatic and comedian performances, trapeze and bicycles shows, and a Mariachi band, among others that will be full of fun for all members of family.

Tickets for the circus are available at the circus site and Al Qasba Information Desks, in four categories, including Diamond (AED200), Gold (AED150), Silver (AED100), and Bronze (AED75).

Al Qasba is one of the most prominent cultural, leisure, and tourist destinations in Sharjah and the region that offers a range of activities that caters to all members of the family.

Al Qasba boasts a range of state-of-the-art facilities and tourist attractions including, among others, various restaurants cafes and world-class facilities, such as Masrah Al Qasba-Theatre- which accommodates 250 spectators-, Multaqa Al Qasba-Conference and Meeting Halls, Al Qasba Business Centre, Kids Fun Zone, Al Qasba Musical Fountain, Eye of the Emirates Wheel, and Maraya Art Centre.