Nitro Circus brings high-flying stunts to Rio Rancho Events Center Nitro Circus is coming to the Rio Rancho Events Center on Saturday, Nov. 29. A Nitro Circus athlete in the air with a wheeled animal. Nitro Circus athletes perform stunts off ramps. A Nitro Circus athlete performs with a modified watercraft. Beaver Fleming flips through the air on a skateboard at the Nitro Circus. Nitro Circus athletes line up next to a ramp. Adam Jones in the air at Nitro Circus. Rio Rancho Event Center will be transformed with ramps, fire and more to set the stage for Nitro Circus. Published November 20, 2025 - 9:00 a.m. Modified November 20, 2025 - 9:00 a.m. As featured on - Nitro Circus brings high-flying stunts to Rio Rancho Events Center This circus does not have a big striped tent or any lions, instead dazzles with dizzying heights, pyrotechnics and lots of stunts. "Nitro Circus is bringing together the best parts of all action sports into one show that everyone can be a part of," Christian Arehart, one of the athletes performing in the show, said. collection_7f4224d0-331f-4120-a001-e5d839310c02.html
As featured on - Nitro Circus brings high-flying stunts to Rio Rancho Events Center This circus does not have a big striped tent or any lions, instead dazzles with dizzying heights, pyrotechnics and lots of stunts. "Nitro Circus is bringing together the best parts of all action sports into one show that everyone can be a part of," Christian Arehart, one of the athletes performing in the show, said.
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