
The 2026World Cup series in Acrobatics soars with five events building toward September’s World Championships in Italy.
Maia (POR), a well-known Acrobatics hub just outside of Porto, gets things started on 6–8 March 2026.
From there the series moves to four well-tested locations: Puurs-Sint-Amands (BEL) in April, Burgas (BUL) in May, and Baku (AZE) in June. The curtain falls on the series in Rzeszow (POL) in late June.

More than 110 gymnasts from 13 nations have flocked to Rzeszow for this weekend’s competition (June 27 - 29).
Portugal, the big winner at last week’s World Cup in Aalen/GER (- see below) has sent its winning competitors straight on to Rzeszow.
Great Britain, Azerbaijan, and Ukraine have all dispatched large teams, making this competition one of the most competitive of 2025.

The 2025 European Championships in Acrobatic Gymnastics takes place in Luxembourg City at D’Coque – National Sports and Cultural Center and started with the first competitions on Wednesday, April 16. 23 nations, represented by 3,646 gymnasts, are heading to Luxembourg: Europe’s best junior and senior gymnasts in Acrobatic Gymnastics at work in the following categories: Men’s Pairs, Men’s Groups, Mixed Pairs, Women’s Pairs and Women’s Groups. Medals are at stake for both the balance and dynamic routines, plus the...

The 29th Acrobatic Gymnastics World Championships are returning to Portugal for the first time since 2006, and more than just world titles are in play. The Pavilhao Multiusos Guimaraes, the main arena in the city known as the birthplace of Portugal, is no stranger to gymnastics: in 2018 and 2022, it hosted the Aerobic Gymnastics World Championships. Now it’s Acro’s turn to bask in the Portuguese spotlight, as two years of work from the sport’s top contenders culminate in...

* The F I G informed, that the EC decided not to hold the 29th FIG Acrobatic Gymnastics World Championships in Holon (ISR).
The Worlds in Israel were moved from 2024 to 2026 due to the Israel-Hamas war. The bidding process for the 2024 edition was reopened.
The EC allocated the 2026 FIG Acrobatic Gymnastics World Championships to Holon (ISR).