Recreational Dance

A highly technical form of dance that is the root of all other dance terminology. Classes focus on strict technique, graceful movements and are typically the quietest of all dance classes. Ballet is great for dancers as it strengthens technique, posture and form.

The basic elements of jazz are rooted in ballet, however this style of dance is much more up-tempo. Concentrates on jumps, turns, and total body control. Jazz is perfect for energetic Dancers.

A very musical and rhythmic form of dance. Children learn how to make music with their feet. It’s performed to upbeat music and the lessons focus on footwork. Tap is great for dancers that love to make noise.

Primarily performed to hip-hop and popular music, it combines elements of jazz, street, and break dance. Hip-hop is perfect for dancers that have a lot of personal funk and flair.

A gymnastics version of dance that combines dance techniques with acrobatics. It is very athletic in nature and takes a lot of physical strength, control and flexibility. Classes focus on strengthening skills to allow the dancer to eventually execute tumbles, contortions, and flips. Acro is the perfect class for dancers that demonstrate a lot of athleticism and flexibility.

A style where acting and dancing collide, just like the broadway musicals. This style is a great way for dancers to enhance their confidence and stage presence, Dancers will perform in character to convey a story. This is great for the dancers who are outgoing and love to act.

A  style of dance that emphasizes creative expression, versatility, and storytelling through movement. It mixes elements of other styles but doesn't follow a strict set of technique or rules.