What classes do we offer?

Lil Beatz: Hip Hop Class (ages 3-9)

Get ready to bust some dance moves! Our Early childhood Hip-hop syllabus will introduce the kiddos to the fun & funky world of street and cultural dance! Lil Beatz classes include original music/choreography specifically designed for kids! With these classes, we build on our hip hop moves, providing structured classes with set routines. Moves range from "sassy finger wag" and "bouncing" to basic shuffle moves and freeze-poses, depending on the age group! Your child will have so much fun exploring the different styles of street dance, with a syllabus that has your child dancing and singing along! 

Pixie Dance: Creative Dance Class 

(ages 3-6)

All of our instructors are certified in The DiscoverDance Early Childhood Dance Program and will be using their expertise to introduce the students to the creative and expressive world of dance. They will learn the foundation of dance through FUN props, obstacle courses, and songs! Our unique conceptual approach to dance education will provide the opportunity for cognitive growth beyond just the average creative dance class! This class is excellent for kids who want to move and groove in a fun environment, while still learning developmental dance-centric skills that they can continue to build on should they continue dancing as they get older!

Pixie Ballet: Pre-Ballet Class 

(ages 3-9)

Through the exploration of the concepts of dance, we focus on physical growth, flexibility, and coordination with an emphasis on ballet technique. We integrate ballet skills, while also fostering the development of the dance artist. With this, we grow our creativity and the foundation for ballet in a supportive and fun learning environment. Taught by our resident ballerina pixies, who are all experienced dancers with ballet training. This class is great if you have a more advanced kiddo who is looking to challenge their skills while still being in a supportive environment. For example, we learn about "battements" and "relevé" instead of just "kicks" and "tip toes" like you may see in a general dance class