It’s coming! The 82nd annual Hadi Shrine Circus is just around the corner, and we are extremely excited about this year’s circus. Performances begin on Thanksgiving Day and will be filled with excitement for the whole family. Performances are as follows:
- ï‚· Â Thursday, November 26 at 3 pm
- ï‚· Â Friday, November 27 at 9:30 am, 2 pm, and 7 pm
- ï‚· Â Saturday, November 28 at 9:30 am, 2 pm, and 7 pm
- ï‚· Â Sunday, November 29 at 3 pm
Come out to Ford Center in downtown Evansville and enjoy seeing top superstars of the circus world such as . . .
- ï‚·  As seen on the “David Letterman Showâ€: The Amazing Human Cannonball
-   The Fernandez Brothers – Double Wheels of Destiny
- ï‚· Â The Flying Cortes Family and their amazing feats on the flying trapeze
- ï‚· Â Mind blowing motorcycle madness by the unrelenting Urias Family
- ï‚· Â The legendary Acrobats of China
- ï‚· Â Plus much, much more!
Bring out the whole family early and enjoy animal rides, face painting, souvenir photos, and much more!
Don’t miss the 82nd Hadi Shrine Circus: great family fun and a Tri-State Thanksgiving tradition! Tickets are available at HadiShrineCircus.com, Ford Center Ticket Office, Ticketmaster.com, or charge by phone (800) 745-3000 start on Thursday, November 5, 2015 at 10 AM.
Each year, for many years now, I have avoided going to the circus because I think forcing animals to perform is a disgusting abuse of God’s beauty. It is not natural and I abhor it.
I also make a generous donation to Shriners Hospitals for Children. They do great nand marvelous things.
If it were not for the animals, I would heartily enjoy the circus.
Atlas, thank you for standing up for the circus animals.. I have said that repeatedly on the CCO and been put down for it. I believe that circuses are gradually (too gradually) decreasing the use and abuse of animals and it cannot come too soon. I was taken to a circus at a very young age and even then felt great concern and sympathy for all the animals. If fact, I have not been to a circus in many many years. I refuse to support them. The shriners need to find a much better way to earn money for their cause, a definitely worthy one indeed. It is so sad how many youngsters in Evansville have grown up being taken to the circus learning that such animal treatment is okay and that wild animals are to be managed in that manner. When will people grow and change beyond such atrocities? Evansville must embrace change, but it really isn’t very good at that.
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