What Happens When a Dream Comes True? Venardos Circus Goes FAR BEYOND
The all new production brings a story of dreams, discovery, and incredible circus talent to Snohomish.
We spend a lot of time encouraging our kids to dream big. To imagine what's possible. To work hard, keep going, and reach for something that might once have seemed impossible.
But what happens when the dream actually comes true?
That's the question at the heart of FAR BEYOND, the all new production from Venardos Circus coming to Stocker Farms in Snohomish September 11 through 20.
πͺ A Dream Years in the Making
FAR BEYOND represents a pretty incredible milestone for Venardos Circus. The production launches alongside the circus' second touring company, allowing "The Little Circus That Could" to take its unique theatrical circus experience to even more communities.
And that real life dream becoming reality inspired the story audiences will experience under the big top.
FAR BEYOND explores what comes next when something you've worked toward, imagined, and dreamed about finally happens. What do you learn about yourself along the way? Where do you go next? And how do you keep dreaming even bigger?
The dream came true. Now it's time to see how far beyond it can go.
β¨ More Than Incredible Circus Acts
Of course, this is still the circus, so expect plenty of moments that make the entire family wonder, "How did they DO that?"
Led by a charismatic singing ringmaster, FAR BEYOND takes audiences through a whirlwind of world class circus talent and imagination.
You'll see performers soaring through the air on cloud swings, jaw dropping juggling, incredible feats of skill, and surprises woven throughout the show.
But instead of presenting one act after another, Venardos Circus brings everything together through its signature theatrical and musical style. The performances, music, characters, and story all become part of one larger experience.
π Circus Meets Theater
If you've never experienced Venardos Circus before, this is one of the things that makes it so different.
Think of the excitement and incredible talent of a circus mixed with the storytelling and music of a live theater production, all happening just feet away from your seat under the big top.
There are no animals in Venardos Circus. The focus is completely on the performers, their extraordinary skills, and the story unfolding in front of the audience.
The intimate setting also means families aren't watching the action from what feels like a mile away. The tent is designed to keep audiences close to the performers while still giving plenty of visibility for those incredible high flying acts.
π« A Message Kids Can Take Home
There's something especially fitting about experiencing FAR BEYOND as a family.
Kids are constantly figuring out who they are, what they love, and what they might want to become. Their dreams can change a hundred times along the way, and that's part of the fun.
FAR BEYOND celebrates dreaming big, but it doesn't stop at simply reaching the goal. It's also about discovering who you become along the journey and realizing that achieving one dream doesn't mean you're finished dreaming.
Sometimes it's just the beginning.
πͺ See FAR BEYOND in Snohomish
π Where: Stocker Farms, Snohomish
π When: September 11 through 20, 2026
β° Show Length: Approximately 90 minutes with a brief intermission
πͺ Doors: Open one hour before showtime
πΆ Little Ones: One baby in arms, age 2 or younger, is admitted free with each paying adult.
β Seating: Premier Gallery and VIP Experience reserved seating options are available.
πΏ Treats: Popcorn, cotton candy, house made all natural pink lemonade, candy, and other circus favorites are available.
Ready to see just how far a dream can go?
ποΈ Get Your Venardos Circus TicketsFAR BEYOND will be under the big top at Stocker Farms September 11 through 20. With an entirely new production, incredible circus talent, music, storytelling, and a message about continuing to dream beyond what you thought possible, this is one family outing worth putting on the September calendar.

This article is sponsored by Venardos Circus.

