Paranormal Cirque Returns to Arizona Market Place in Yuma Feb. 27–Mar. 1

Event promoters and local arts outlets confirmed Feb. 23 that Paranormal Cirque will return to the Arizona Market Place in Yuma for a limited engagement from Feb. 27 through March 1, 2026. The production is described by promoters as a traveling circus-horror show with a European flair aimed at mature audiences, and the confirmed dates mark a three-day engagement at the Market Place venue.

Promoters characterized the presentation as a touring spectacle rather than a family-oriented fairground act, and local arts outlets in Yuma relayed that the show’s content is intended for adult viewers. The Arizona Market Place, which hosts concerts, exhibitions and retail events in Yuma, is listed as the site for the engagement; promoters provided the Feb. 27–Mar. 1 window as the full run of performances for the Yuma stop.

The announcement on Feb. 23 came from event organizers coordinating bookings for the traveling ensemble. Promoters and local arts organizations emphasized the production’s European aesthetic as part of the show’s branding for mature audiences, and confirmed that the company will set up at the Arizona Market Place for the specified dates. The use of the term “mature audiences” by organizers indicates an expectation that the show’s themes or staging are not targeted at children.

Details released so far are limited to the confirmed dates and the show’s genre and target audience. Promoters and local arts outlets supplied the run dates and the characterization of the production; they have not released additional specifics about performance times, ticket pricing, or age-restriction policies in the confirmations available Feb. 23 and Feb. 25, 2026.

Paranormal Cirque’s Feb. 27–Mar. 1 engagement at Arizona Market Place gives Yuma a three-day presentation of the touring circus-horror production. Promoters and local arts outlets who confirmed the booking on Feb. 23 indicated that further logistical information may be provided ahead of the first performance on Feb. 27.