Dance

Enter a world of excitement and fun with friends. This class offers a variety of dance styles found in many Latin clubs and socials. Bachata, cha cha, and the rapidly growing favorite kizomba. Each style will be broken down into its basic steps and combos, getting you on the dance floor quickly and with confidence. No partner, no problem! We rotate partners consistently throughout the class to ensure maximum participation.

Not sure which dance class you'd like to register in for the semester? We're hosting an open house for you to come join us for a day full of sample dance classes! Each instructor will be given an hour to go through basic technique and choreography that you can expect to see in their class. Flat rate fee is $10 whether you attend part of the day or choose to join us for the full day. Drop in anytime between 9am & 6pm and stay as long a you like. Let's get dancing! *Early Registration Discount not applicable.

This new format is geared towards individuals with previous competitive or professional dance experience of 8 years plus that are looking to improve their technique & artistry. To ensure continuity, this class will take place twice a week and will run through both the Fall and Winter semester continually. Focus will be placed on building technique and setting choreography in contemporary & jazz styles. Week 1 of classes will be an assessment of jumps & leaps (center slip jumps and baryshnikovs), and turns (double pirouettes, fouettes, turns in 2nd) and ability to pick up choreography.

This class is for students with previous Hip Hop experience as it will focus on advanced hip hop choreography and footwork. Come join us for this high-energy class.

This class celebrates Caribbean and African Culture combining soca, dancehall, and afro music to help get your body moving. This is a fast-moving, fun-cardio, “spiritual” class with an emphasis on strengthening technique. We will trace traditional dancehall steps bringing it into modern day soca while learning rhythmic moves. Bring your runners and YOUR RAG (a small rag or flag, nothing larger than a cloth napkin) and get ready to dance! 

This class is for students with previous acro experience looking to keep up with their flexibility and strength. We will focus on improving old skills and learning new ones, as well as incorporating it all into choreography to prepare for recital!