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Step right up and see the show

Stop clowning around and make your way down to the circus these school holidays.

Eroni’s Circus has arrived in Sunbury and set up camp in the Golf Driving Range, offering up multiple shows of family fun for the first time in eight years.

Expect a show-stopping performance filled with glamorous costuming, lively original music, immaculately presented animals and traditional circus clowns in a show full of nostalgia.

Acts and performers promise to wow, with tight wire walking, whip cracking, illusions, juggling and trapeze acts. Baby goats will keep you entertained with their antics, while the stars of the show, the palomino horses, will keep you captivated.

The show is perfect for all ages, and with two hours of non-stop entertainment, it is a must-see these school holidays.

Shows will be running every day except Wednesdays, with Monday and Tuesday shows running a 1pm, Thursday and Friday running at 7pm, Saturday at 1pm and 7pm, and the last show, Sunday, July 20, running at 1pm.

Tickets cannot be prebooked, so make sure you arrive before showtime to guarantee your spot. Tickets can be purchased at the door from one hour before each showtime.

Tickets range from $25-$40, depending on seating and ages. Kids under three are free if sitting on a lap.

Carnival food will be available on site, as well as games to play and souvenirs to purchase.

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