Acrobatics, juggling, and plenty of laughs had about 200 students cheering yesterday at the annual Circus Quirkus.
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The performances, organised by the Rotary Club of Albury, were about providing a treat for children with special needs.
Sponsors paid for the Circus Quirkus tickets for two 90-minute acts, which gave children an opportunity to attend without the cost.
Club president Peter Elias said the show was a "delight".
"It was a great day out for the kids to enjoy themselves," Mr Elias said.
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"Especially given what we've all gone through in the past two years.
"To give children who don't have access to shows like this a chance to for free, is a driving factor for us."
Money raised will support Rotary's work and go to various charities.
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Acrobatics, juggling, and plenty of laughs had about 200 students cheering yesterday at the annual Circus Quirkus.
The performances, organised by the Rotary Club of Albury, were about providing a treat for children with special needs.
Sponsors paid for the Circus Quirkus tickets for two 90-minute acts, which gave children an opportunity to attend without the cost.
Club president Peter Elias said the show was a "delight".
"It was a great day out for the kids to enjoy themselves," Mr Elias said.
