- April 22, 2025
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The crowd dances the night away at Wonderball.
Cliff RolesMelissa Morsli, Chair Donna Koffman, CAC executive vice president/COO Jennifer Mitchell and Umbreen Khalidi-Majeed
Cliff RolesDJ Steve Aoki keeps the crowd moving.
Cliff RolesDJ Peter DiCaro from NYC warmed up the crowd before Aoki took the stage.
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Longtime Sailor Circus Academy student Emma Clarke performs on an LED aerial hoop over the audience.
Cliff RolesKimberly Mancini, Kimberly Marlow, Renee Phinney and Glen Rieth
Cliff RolesDancers in LED costumes entertain the crowd.
Cliff RolesNathalie Michalowski, Steve Aoki, Jennifer Mitchell and Umbreen Khalidi-Majeed
Cliff RolesStudents from the CAC's Sailor Circus Academy bring home the "mission moment."
Cliff RolesDJ Steve Aoki feels the love during the CAC's Wonderball.
Heather LaurenWonderball committee members Umbreen Khalidi-Majeed (left) and Nathalie Michalowski (right) with event sponsor Jacqueline Brunckhorst during the sponsor dinner at Michael's On East.
Cliff RolesIn the vein of trying something new, the Circus Arts Conservatory held its inaugural concert fundraiser May 12, coined Wonderball.
Two-time Grammy Award-nominated electronic music DJ Steve Aoki headlined the event, which welcomed more than 1,200 concertgoers into the Circus Arts Conservatory to enjoy live beats, drinks and plenty of dancing.
But no CAC event would be complete without performances by students from the CAC's Sailor Circus Academy, who entertained the crowd with aerial acts prior to Aoki's performance. In addition, local DJs Tony Campos and Harrison Koffman, as well as New York City-based DJ Peter DiCaro warmed up the crowd.
"We were absolutely thrilled with the success of Wonderball and are excited to welcome the event back next year," said CAC Executive Vice President/COO Jennifer Mitchell in a statement.
The event benefited the CAC's youth education program.
