Creative Movement classes offer a fun environment for children to play, explore, improvise, and express themselves through movement. Dancers develop gross and fine motor skills, as well as coordination, rhythm,

For ages 7-13. Dancers ages 10-13 with at least two years of Breaking experience may register for Breaking 2. Students will learn the fundamentals of breaking, including Toprocks, Go-downs, Footwork,

All Abilities Dancing classes are a supportive, community-minded environment for youth living with and without disabilities to express themselves through movement. This class will focus on positive body awareness, creativity,

Ballet at Young Dance takes a body-positive, concept-approach to develop this classical technique. With an emphasis on alignment (posture), soft joints, long lines, and strong shapes, dancers build skills, learn

In Creative Movement 2, children learn the structure of a dance class and terminology through improvisation and games. Young dancers are challenged with more complex routines exploring the dance concepts

For ages 10-18. Dancers ages 10-13 with at least two years of Breaking experience may register for Breaking 2. Dancers ages 14-18 may register with no prior Breaking experience. Take

All Abilities Dancing classes are a supportive, community-minded environment for youth living with and without disabilities to express themselves through movement. Participants develop skills of improvisation, partnering, and choreography with

Modern 1 offers young dancers an introduction to Modern Dance. Students will develop their understanding of the Elements of Dance (Body, Action, Space, Time, and Energy), through this expansive American

Ballet at Young Dance takes a body-positive, concept-approach to develop this classical technique. With an emphasis on alignment (posture), soft joints, long lines, and strong shapes, dancers build skills, learn

Based on rhythms from Africa and the diaspora, Afro-Modern Dance is a contemporary class where dancers explore full-body expression rooted in West African, Caribbean, and American dance traditions. Students will

This open studio time is for dancers looking for extra space to work on their own project, whether for a class or for fun. Free for dancers already enrolled this