Dance with Me: Hip Hop for 2-year-olds and their caregivers is the perfect way to introduce little ones to dance and the structure of a classroom setting. In this program, caregivers will dance with their kiddos as they learn basic Hip Hop technique through dance games, movement exercises, and self-expression activities. Over the course of the session, families will engage in social-emotional learning as dancers grow self-awareness amongst friends, discover learning with their peers, independently build fine- and gross-motor skills, and activate creativity and confidence with the support of their caregiver. No special dress is required for this program, however students are encouraged to wear gym shoes and clothes they are comfortable moving in.

Beginner Hip Hop for 3- to 5-year-olds is a drop-off class that's a great introduction for new and returning students who love to dance! This program follows the structure of a Hip Hop dance class and introduces young dancers to the basics of Hip Hop and Pop Music style while growing independence, self-expression and community. Over the course of the session, students will engage in social-emotional learning as they play in contemporary movement games; strengthen individual gross-motor skills; enhance memory function through group technical practice; self manage in improvisational activities; and activate free choice, self-expression and creative confidence. No special dress is required in this program, however students are encouraged to wear gym shoes and clothes they are comfortable moving in. Family and friends will be invited to celebrate their dancer's hard work in a final presentation at the end of the session.

Youth Hip Hop for 7- to 12-year-olds is the perfect drop-off class for passionate and developing dancers! Over the course of the session, students will learn and build upon Hip Hop technique and choreography in a fun and structured class environment. Dancers will leverage past Hip Hop experience to improve flexibility, strength, coordination, improvisation and rhythm. Students will also gain vital social-emotional skills as they engage in team building exercises, explore self-expression prompts, navigate choice-based improvisational activities, and build creative confidence. No special dress is required for this program, however students are welcome to wear form fitting clothes and sneakers (clothes that are comfortable to move fun). Family and friends will be invited to celebrate their dancer's hard work in a final showcase at the end of the session.

Storytime Dance

Beginner Storytime Dance for 3- to 5-year-olds is the perfect drop-off class for kiddos who love to discover, read and dance! In this class, students will dance their way through popular children’s stories, using creativity, choreography, and character building skills. Over the course of the session, students will learn fundamental dance basics while developing vital skills in comprehension, memorization, and performance. Dancers will also gain social-emotional skills as they engage in creative movement games; strengthen individual gross-motor skills; enhance memory function through group reading and technical practice; self manage in improvisational activities; and activate free choice, self-expression and creative confidence. No special dress is required in this program, however students are encouraged to wear gym shoes and clothes they are comfortable moving in. Family and friends will be invited to celebrate their dancer's hard work in a final presentation at the end of the session.

Musical Theatre

Jr. Musical Theatre for 5- to 7-year-olds is the perfect drop-off class for energetic students with a growing interest in theatre, drama and dance! In this class, students will explore popular, classic and contemporary musicals while learning the basics of dance and theatrical performance technique. Not only will students develop an appreciation for musicality, but they will also practice coordination, rhythm, flexibility, spacial awareness and collaboration. Students will also gain vital social-emotional skills as they engage in theatre-related team building exercises, self-expression prompts, choice-based improvisational activities, and creative confidence. No special dress is required in this program, however students are encouraged to wear gym shoes and clothes they are comfortable moving in. Family and friends will be invited to celebrate their dancer's hard work in a final showcase at the end of the session.

Beginner Ballet for 3- to 5-year-olds is a drop-off class that's a great introduction for new and returning students who love to dance! This program follows a traditional ballet class format and introduces young dancers to ballet basics while growing independence, self-expression and community. Over the course of the session, students will engage in social-emotional learning as they play in ballet movement games; strengthen individual gross-motor skills; enhance memory function through group technical practice; self manage in improvisational activities; and activate free choice, self-expression and creative confidence. No special dress is required in this program, however students are welcome to wear ballet leotards, tights and slippers. Family and friends will be invited to celebrate their dancer's hard work in a final presentation at the end of the session.

Youth Ballet for 7- to 12-year-olds is the perfect drop-off class for passionate and developing dancers! Over the course of the session, students will learn and build upon Ballet technique and choreography in a fun and structured class environment. Dancers will leverage past ballet experience to improve flexibility, strength, coordination, agility and improvisation. Students will also gain vital social-emotional skills as they engage in team building exercises, explore self-expression prompts, navigate choice-based improvisational activities, and build creative confidence. No special dress is required for this program, however students are welcome to wear ballet leotards, tights and slippers. Family and friends will be invited to celebrate their dancer's hard work in a final presentation at the end of the session.