Adult Open Classes

Dance in a welcoming, judgement free environment! Our adult ballet community fosters encouragement, motivation, and the joy of movement – no matter your experience level.

All classes are open to the public YEAR-ROUND, drop in only with no registration required.

Please arrive 15 minutes early to pay before class.

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Upcoming Dates

TBD: Adult Winter Workshop

Ballet for All Levels

Strength & Conditioning

Adult Tap Classes

Schedule

Schedule and Instructor subject to change.

We know life is busy! With flexible class options, including early mornings, evenings, and weekends, you can find a time that fits your schedule and keeps you dancing.

Senior Virtual Class

Seniors, looking to join the Wednesday class virtually?
Click Below to join.

Meeting ID: 842 2635 5288 Passcode: 703724

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Time	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday	Saturday
9:00 – 10:30am	Beginner Ballet Antoinette Klimek			Intro/Beginner Ballet Antoinette Klimek
9:15 – 10:15am
10:00 – 11:30am	Intermediate/ Advanced Ballet Elijah Evans				Intermediate/ Advanced Ballet Elijah Evans
10:30 – 12:00pm						Intermediate/ Advanced Ballet Elijah Evans
11:00 – 12:00pm			FREE Senior Beginner Dance Class Sarah Cleeland
5:30 – 6:30pm					Beginner Tap Sarah Cleeland
6:30 – 8:00pm		Intermediate Ballet Antoinette Klimek			Beginner Adult Ballet Elijah Evans

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Pricing

Ballet

$18 – Full Class
$160 – 10 Class Card
$10 – Barre Portion
$90 – Barre Portion Class Card

Dance For All

$100 – 10 Dance for All Class Card (cannot be used for ballet classes)

$12 – Tap

Class Description

Introductory/ Beginner Ballet: For students who have minimal ballet experience. The pace is slow and the exercises are more simplistic with an emphasis on barre work, body placement and ballet terminology.

Beginner/Intermediate Ballet: This class has complete barre and center work moving at a quicker pace with more complex exercises. Students in this class possess a well-developed ballet vocabulary.

Intermediate/Advanced Ballet: This class is faster paced and the exercises are complex and challenging. These classes are good for someone who has considerable ballet experience. As a mixed class, it is important to note that some teachers’ pace may be more intermediate while others may be more advanced.

Progressing Ballet Technique (PBT): For students who want to build strength and stamina. This class helps to understand weight-placement, core control, and how to break down movement and unfold the layers to understand what muscles assist each movement.

Tap: For students to learn the fundamentals of tap, technical basic steps, and how to progress them with speed. While also using the elements of musicality and body percussion to dance different styles.

What to Wear

See below as each class may have different shoes or clothes to wear:

Ballet: Comfortable athletic clothing, leotard and tights, ballet slippers or socks

PBT: Comfortable athletic clothing, bare feet, or socks

Tap: Comfortable athletic clothing, tap shoes