Students may enroll at any time pending space.  Don’t forget we have The Best Little Dance Store onsite where you can purchase your dance wear and shoes.

HIP HOP

These classes are fun and they teach rhythm, coordination, tap terminology and choreography according at a level that is comfortable for beginners.  Dance to contemporary, Broadway musical and hip hop music.  Participation in the recital is optional.

Beginner     Tuesday 6:15-7:15 pm         Instructor:  Apryl

Dress code:  black leotard and pink or black tights with black shorts or skirts.  Or black capris or yoga pants.  Men:  solid black shorts or sweatpants and solid black t-shirt.  Shoes:  Black tap.

BALLET

Adult Ballet  (beginner)                 Wednesday  7:00-8:00 PM               Christina

We offer 3 week lessons in a variety of ballroom styles.

Lessons are in a vibrant and relaxed atmosphere.  Wear comfortable clothes and the shoes you would wear out dancing.
Register one week in advance of start date.  Click on link about to register or contact us.
$42 per couple or $21 individual per session.

2018 Ballroom Schedule – Thursdays 8:30-9:30 PM

The Waltz is a smooth and elegant dance often put to 3/4 timing. It can be danced several different ways, but the approach this class will take is a classic three-step with added variations of movement and steps to create a romantic and lovely dance.

East Coast Swing

East Coast Swing, differing from its West Coast counterpart, is a lively and jovial dance style developed through the end of the 1940’s and into the 1950’s. Unique in its American origin, it is a favorite in dance clubs and ballrooms across the world. It can be danced to many different kinds of music, and for more advanced dancers often includes acrobatic aerial tricks.

Foxtrot

The Foxtrot is a classic dance with a long-stride step put to 4/4 music. Foxtrot earned its name from Vaudeville actor Harry Fox, and became an iconic dance in the early half of the 1900s.  It is in the same family as the Waltz, and borrows inspiration from the Tango, with simple charm and flowing steps put to energetic big-band music.

Rhumba

The Rhumba is the slowest of the traditional Latin dances, danced in a syncopated 2/4 time. It is often called the most romantic dance style because of the close-couple position, Latin-characteristic Cuban hip-action, and the relaxed, gliding steps.

Argentine Tango

The Argentine Tango is a sensual dance developed in the clubs of Buenos Aires and differs from its American counterpart. It can be danced to many musical timings, and consists of many sweeping and grand poses. It requires dancers to be in-tune with one another and with the music, to create a beautiful flowing dance.

Irish Ceili

Irish Ceili’s are traditionally a gathering of a clan or village for a social and interactive series of group-dances. While the steps can be uncomplicated, they are put together to create living knot work formations and provide a wonderful party atmosphere to enjoy conversation and lively Celtic music.

Cha-cha-cha/Merengue

Cha-cha-cha and Merengue are both lively and upbeat Latin dances in the same family of steps. They are both often used in formal competitions and a favorite for in-formal clubs. Both consist of playful and creative steps, and are a wonderful ground for improvisational dance moves.

Pasodoble

The Pasodoble is a grand and dramatic dance developed in France and picked up in Spain and Portugal. It is made to mirror the theatricality of a bullfight, and is danced to march-like music. The Pasodoble is a great dance for introducing intense body-language and eye contact, while enjoying the beautiful sweeping poses and passes it is famous for.