Community Division

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Community Division drop in classes are for dancers looking for a less strict class training schedule and may drop in to classes that are scheduled for each level designated drop in day. This option is training for dancers looking to add more technique classes to their existing dance schedule, recreational dancers looking to try different styles of movement without having to commit to more than their chosen classes, cross training for athletes, college students with rigorous academic schedules, the professional dancer passing through town or on their off season, or adults wanting a great work out while learning the art of dance.  

 

Dance is for  EVERYONE.

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What the Community Division offers is the opportunity for artists to explore different dance styles around their schedules! This gives dancers the opportunity to "dip their toes in the water" and see if it is something they want to further commit to with our Performance Training Track Division or simply enjoy the many benefits of dance one class at a time!

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• Drop-in classes are for two of the five month semesters space permitting and for levels 1-5. You are also permitted to try a class that is an age above or below if open and dependent on ability. You will need to pre-register below prior to your EACH class. Payment is to be made below as well. All payments are nonrefundable and nontransferable. If the class is full, you will be added to the next weeks drop-in list at the top of the list.

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• "My Grown Up and Me" is the full season. This movement class is for ages 12-24+ months (ages 3 begin in our creative movement Saturday classes). These classes are fun and upbeat where a young child and parent, grandparent, relative, or other special caregiver engage in a variety of music and movement activities together and facilitate a unique bonding experience! Caregivers will assist their little in activities that encourage the use of gross motor skills such as walking in patterns or around classroom obstacles, crawling through tunnels, working together with a colorful parachute, sensory ball pit time, use of scarves and dance props, learn tempo with fun instruments, or hopping into hula hoops. with your assistance, Little ones will practice turn taking, listening skills, and will become acclimated to the structure of a dance class that will lead into our training division classes and performances1

 

• Before your first class, you and/or the legal guardian will need to sign both waivers. You cannot take class until BOTH of these are signed.

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•  There is no dress code for Drop in classes for either youth or adults but we do require ballet shoes on our dance floor and hair needs to be in a bun or updo.