A regular programme of classes has been running at the Pepe Dome since May. Seven disciplines, six teams of trainers. We asked three people who come here regularly why they do so.
A regular programme of classes has been running at the Pepe Dome since May 2026. Six teams of trainers, seven disciplines, ranging from capoeira to aerial acrobatics and flow arts — Monday to Sunday under the geodesic dome at the Theatron Ostpark.
Programme overview
- Monday · Circus Dome Lab with the Leopoldini coaches (ages 11–15, 10-week course from 11 May to 13 July, €140 in total) + aerial acrobatics for teenagers with Aircrobatics
- Tuesday · Capoeira with Dayela: children (aged 3–6) and adults; taster sessions on 12 May, followed by a four-session course on the subsequent Tuesdays
- Wednesday · Children’s acrobatics with Michael Heiduk (ages 5–12) + aerial acrobatics with Aircrobatics
- Thursday · Tricking & Breaking with Marcel (teens, young adults)
- Friday · Urban Acrobatics with Dani: Breaking meets acrobatics
- Sunday · Flow Arts with Tina & Oskar from Feuerinsel München: Buugeng, double sticks, Levistick, Rope Dart
Three voices from the Dome
Christoph Hermann, Cyr wheel artist
“I’d give anything for this place. At the moment, I’m putting my own savings into it — about €2,500 out of my own pocket — because I firmly believe in this place and have never felt anything quite like it before. The circular shape and design spark my creative spirit. Since the end of April, I’ve also been spending every weekend at the on-site café to show more people what this place is all about.”
Raphael Hafez, physiotherapist and movement trainer
“For me, the Pepe Dome is a little piece of home — a place where you can reconnect with friends and family. A place where sweat and tears of joy have been shed. A place that, for me, embodies Munich’s culture. A place I’m always happy to return to, to practise, connect and express myself.”
Rufus, Leopoldini circus enthusiast
“My first performance at the Dome was exhilarating — a place that embodies the artistic scene. Chaotic, beautiful and full of friendly people who get creative together.” Munich needs more modern circus for young adults and adults — there’s plenty on offer for children’s circus, but still too little for everyone else.
Get involved
Bookings are made via Eversports directly on the training page. Aircrobatics courses are booked separately through Aircrobatic Studios. The taster sessions for Capoeira (12 May) and Flow Arts (Sunday sessions – click on the relevant course for dates) are non-binding — just pop along with non-slip socks or trainers and something to drink.
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