Aerial Silks Near Me in Doral: Sky Arts Studio's $10 First Class

Sky Arts Studio charges $10 for a first aerial silks class, the lowest intro price we found among Miami-Dade silks studios this fall. The studio is in Unit 106 at 10887 NW 17th Street in Doral, in a warehouse park just west of NW 107th Avenue, and it runs adult silks most days of the week, from 9am weekday sessions to evening beginner classes. Groups are small: most silks hours on the booking page are capped at ten people, and the Saturday class at seven.

Sky Arts opened in 2019, and FIU's Caplin News, which put it on its October 2025 list of Miami's top five circus schools, described it as an aerial haven in the heart of Doral with a strong sense of community. Silks have stayed its most popular class even as aerial hammock sign-ups jumped once TikTok made hammock classes a hit, according to that same report, which photographed instructor Jessica Oliveros teaching silks technique.

The studio's own site keeps things simple. It calls Sky Arts Miami's premier aerial fitness studio, says its instructors bring more than 15 years of combined experience, and promises classes adapted to each student's strength, physicality and age. Students seem to agree: the studio holds a 4.98 average across 213 ratings on Mindbody, which is unusually high for a place that also teaches children several afternoons a week.

The timetable has three kinds of adult silks hours. Beginner classes run on Tuesday at 6pm and Thursday at 7pm, and those are where first timers learn to climb, wrap a foot lock and come back down cleanly. All-levels classes fill the rest of the week: Monday at 7pm, Tuesday at 9am and 5pm, Wednesday at 8pm, Friday at 9am and 6pm, and Saturday at 11am. A Thursday 8pm Beginners/Intermediate class, capped at eight, suits students who have a few months behind them.

The studio's class description sums up the goal as learning to climb, pose and drop with style, mixing artistic flow with strength and flexibility work, and it says all levels are welcome. In practice, an all-levels hour means the coach splits the room, with newer students working low wraps while others repeat sequences higher up. If you want the most coaching per minute, start with the dedicated beginner nights.

The $10 first class is the obvious start. After that, a drop-in costs $30, and a promotion pairs a drop-in with one free class for $40. A five-class intro promo costs $80, which is $16 a class and the best value for a newcomer deciding whether silks will stick. Regular packages run $120 for four classes, $180 for eight and $220 for twelve, with a 20-class Gold package at $290 and Platinum unlimited at $390.

Our pick: book the $10 class, then the five-class promo if you enjoyed it. That gets you six coached hours for $90 in total, enough to learn a basic climb, a foot lock on both sides and a first inversion. Only move to an eight- or twelve-class package once you know which nights you can keep. All purchases and bookings go through Mindbody, and online and in-studio prices are the same.

Because classes are capped at six to ten students, the weekday mornings and Saturday late-morning slots are the easiest way to get extra attention. The Tuesday and Friday 9am silks classes are popular with people who work evenings, while the Saturday 11am all-levels class has only seven places and is the one to book first. Every class lasts 60 minutes, so plan for a warm-up, technique work on the fabric and a short cool-down.

Wear leggings and a fitted top with sleeves to protect the backs of your knees and your arms from friction, and leave rings and bracelets at home. The studio lists on-site parking as an amenity on Mindbody. Booking closes when class starts, so reserve your spot on the app before you leave home rather than counting on a walk-in, and arrive a few minutes early on a first visit to sign in.

Sky Arts also teaches Flip and Flow hammock, aerial cardio yoga, lyra or aerial hoop, flexibility training and aerial pole, which turns the same room into a small circus gym. Lyra classes follow the same one-hour shape, with poses and tricks on a static or spinning hoop that later link into short sequences. The website also lists Strong by Zumba, an hour of ground-based HIIT set to music, as the conditioning class that supports progress in the air.

Families use the studio too. Kids' silks classes meet on Monday at 6pm and on Friday at 4pm and 5pm, and teens with experience have an advanced silks hour on Wednesday at 5pm, so parents can book an adult all-levels class on the same evening. A separate Pilates studio, SkyArts Pilates, is registered at the same street address.

The studio sits in a warehouse park a few blocks north of the Dolphin Expressway, a short drive from Miami International Mall on NW 107th Avenue and from Dolphin Mall a little farther west. That makes a Saturday 11am class easy to pair with errands or lunch at either mall, and the weekday 9am sessions finish before the late-morning traffic builds on NW 107th Avenue.

For a second option on the other side of the county, LADD Miami Circus Arts Center in Allapattah and Circensia Studio nearby both teach adult silks, but from Doral they are a 20 to 30 minute drive in traffic. For anyone living in Doral, Sweetwater, Fontainebleau or Kendall's northern edge, Sky Arts is by far the closer room.

Address: Sky Arts Studio, 10887 NW 17th Street, Unit 106, Miami (Doral), FL 33172. Book on Mindbody. Beginner silks Tuesday 6pm and Thursday 7pm; all-levels silks Monday 7pm, Tuesday 9am and 5pm, Wednesday 8pm, Friday 9am and 6pm, Saturday 11am.

First class $10, drop-in $30, five-class promo $80, four classes $120, eight classes $180. Classes are 60 minutes with six to ten students. Wear fitted clothing that covers the knees, remove jewelry and bring water.