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Location: Beerwood Studio, Kingsbridge, England, United Kingdom A two-day AcroYoga intensive held at Beerwood Studio in the Devon countryside. Led by Eugene Poku and Jessica Goldberg of AcroYoga Montréal alongside Elise and Adam of Beerwood Studio, the weekend offers 10 hours of multi-level training. Sessions include refining classic acro techniques, developing original flows, exploring Montreal-style...
Welcome to Yorkshire’s third Acrobatics Convention, a friendly, high-energy gathering in the heart of Leeds. For three full days, a central sports hall becomes a space to play, learn, train, and connect with acrobats from across the UK and beyond. The program features a wide range of standing acrobatics and acro-yoga, including L-base flows, standing...
Location: Waking Dreams Studio, London, England, United Kingdom A 12-hour weekend AcroYoga intensive held at Waking Dreams Studio in London. Led by Eugene Poku and Jessica Goldberg of AcroYoga Montréal, the training covers foundational building blocks of AcroYoga alongside original flows and Montréal-style signature elements. The program includes classic techniques, creative sequencing, and progressive material...
Location: Chorlton Central Church (Hall), Manchester, England, United Kingdom A two-day Montréal-style AcroYoga weekend intensive led by Jessie Goldberg and Eugene Poku, founders of AcroYoga Montreal. This multi-level training focuses on essential building blocks of AcroYoga, including classic techniques, original flows, creative transitions, and signature Montréal-style material. Participants will explore L-basing and standing acro elements...
Location: Golcar, Huddersfield, United Kingdom Dates: May 8–11, 2026 This is a weekend Acro retreat for women and non-binary participants, led by Jaqui Wan, Lauren Azor, and Dora Rubinstein. The retreat focuses on AcroYoga and partner acrobatics practices including L-basing, standing acrobatics, handstands, flying therapeutics, Thai massage, and yoga. The intention is to provide a...
Often called the “Glastonbury of aerial festivals,” MAAC is a three-day celebration of aerial and acrobatic arts, bringing together world-class teachers and a vibrant international community. Open to hobbyists, instructors, and professional aerialists alike, the festival offers an immersive weekend to learn new skills, refine existing ones, and connect with passionate movers across disciplines. MAAC...