An Acro Jam is an open, informal space for people to practice acroyoga or partner acrobatics together. It’s not a class—there’s no structured instruction—just a community gathering to play, share, and learn from each other.

Absolutely! Everyone is welcome. You’ll likely find a mix of skill levels, and many communities are super supportive of helping beginners learn the basics. That said, it’s helpful to take a class or two beforehand to get familiar with foundational movements and safety.

Nope! Acro is all about connection, and jams are a great place to meet new people. Most people are happy to rotate and work with others, whether you're solo, in a duo, or a group.  With that being said, some of the winter jams tend to be a little more training focused, and may have many existing partnerships or groups that are primarily there to train together.

The Acro West Saturday jam is always a great jam to go to without a partner, as is Trout Lake in the summer.

Safety is a shared responsibility. Communicate clearly, use spotters for new or risky moves, and only try skills you’re comfortable with. If you’re unsure, ask for help or sit back and observe.

Read more about Safety in our Community Code of Conduct