Circus coming to Ray’s Arena in Jemison

By Leisl Lemire | Special to the Advertiser

A circus will be held under the big tent at Ray’s Arena in Jemison on Thursday and Friday.

Showtimes for the Lewis & Clark Circus are scheduled for 5 p.m. Thursday and 7:30 p.m. Friday at the arena, located at 3298 Highway 191 in Jemison.

Putting on a show: Aerial feats are among the attractions at the Lewis & Clark Circus, which is coming to Jemison on Thursday and Friday. (Contributed photo)

Putting on a show: Aerial feats are among the attractions at the Lewis & Clark Circus, which is coming to Jemison on Thursday and Friday. (Contributed photo)

“This is fun, family entertainment with camel and pony rides and a petting area, also trinkets for souvenirs—really a neat deal for a circus under the big tent,” said Renate Ray of Ray’s Arena. “There will also be a huge slide for kids to play on.”

Camel and pony rides are offered in the hour preceding showtime so plan to arrive early.

Great news regarding this circus is that kids’ tickets are free and available to be printed online at http://lewis-clarkcircus.com/1228-2/.

Kids’ tickets are also available in many area businesses throughout Jemison, Thorsby and Clanton.

These tickets are for kids 14 and under. Adult tickets are $12 if purchased ahead of time online and will be $15 if purchased onsite at the box office.

According to the Lewis & Clark website, additional fees are listed below:

Food concessions: $2-$4

Novelties/toys: $3-$10

Activities/rides: $3-$6

It should be noted that no peanut products are used or sold in consideration for those with peanut allergies.

Those with special seating arrangements needed are asked to arrive an hour early to facilitate that process.

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