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Shrine Circus coming to Brampton Fairgrounds
July 8, 2015 · 0 Comments
The circus is coming to town.
The Shrine Circus SPECTAC! 2015 is coming to the Brampton Fairgrounds in Caledon, for seven spectacular shows July 17 to 19.
It will feature some of the most spectacular acts in the circus today.
This family tradition for four generations of Canadians is back with a thrilling production featuring the World Famous Wallendas, the sensational Flying Cortes Family, the death defying Motor Cycle Globe of Fire and awe inspiring cavalcade of Zerbini Liberty Horses and Elephants in a Carnavale of Circusdom, plus aerial artistry, comedy, classical clowns and more.
The Shrine Circus is about giving children and adults alike a glimpse into another world; a world where “families are performing for families” and the entire family can enjoy a show together regardless of age. Because of the uncompromising quest for excellence, audiences will be amazed by this year’s renowned Shrine Circus SPECTAC! 2015.
This is the 252nd anniversary of the Zerbini Family Circus. Since its humble start in Paris in 1763, 10 generations of Zerbinis have travelled the world, sharing their talents with circus audiences on three continents.
The Annual Shrine Circus is one of the largest fraternal events sponsored by the Shriners. The Shrine Circus provides a quality fun filled family experience with proceeds going to great causes.
Brampton Fairgrounds are at the corner of Heart Lake and Old School Roads in Caledon. Shows are planned for July 17 at 4 and 7:30 p.m., July 18 at noon, 4 and 7:30 p.m., and July 19 at 1 and 5 p.m.
For ticket information, go to www.shrine-circus.com
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