Ever since it has had the resources to follow its dreams and to present shows around the world, Cirque du Soleil has chosen to be involved in communities, and more particularly with youth at risk. In imagining the world of tomorrow, Cirque du Soleil now turned its attention to more global issues such as the fight against poverty. In cooperation with its partners, Cirque du Soleil is involved in nearly 80 communities worldwide, in some 20 countries spanning five continents.

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1200 participants “Run Away with Cirque du Soleil” at the Springs Preserve in Las Vegas

It all started before the crack of dawn. So early, in fact, that finding an open coffee shop was a challenge. Yet, by the time the clock struck six on the morning of Saturday March 29, dozens of volunteers were already hard at work at the Springs Preserve. Milling around in the dark, they could be heard more than seen as they prepared for the annual Run Away with Cirque du Soleil 5K run and 1M fun walk. More >>

Guy Laliberté, Founder Long before Cirque du Soleil  became the company you know today, we were a group of young entertainers... More >>

Approach of our citizenship action Cirque du Soleil  wants above all to take its place in society as a good citizen, with all the duties... More >> Select a Citizenship review Citizenship review 2007 Citizenship review 2006 Citizenship review 2005

Water Management Cirque du Soleil  has set itself the goal of more efficient water use by reducing current consumption levels... More >>

Current Exhibition Cirque du Soleil  remains an active member of the artistic community. More >>