Our 2/3 program is independent and non-parented, with short and sweet 30 minute long classes. These classes are a great way to introduce toddlers to the joys of movement and rhythm. Our classes are  crafted to enhance their fine and gross motor skills, fostering coordination and balance through fun activities and creative play. Engaging in dance at this early age helps build social skills as children interact with peers and instructors, laying the foundation for lifelong friendships. It also nurtures musicality, teaching them to move and respond to music intuitively. As toddlers explore dance, they gain confidence in their abilities, becoming stronger, more flexible, and increasingly independent—a solid start to a lifetime of enjoying dance and physical activity.

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Our acro program starts at just 3 years old. The combination between dance and gymnastics offers dancers  a fun and energetic introduction to the exciting world of acrobatics and tumbling. Designed to be safe and developmentally appropriate, these classes focus on building fundamental skills such as balance, flexibility, and coordination through playful exercises and creative movements. Young acro dancers learn basic acro techniques and begin to develop strength and body awareness in a supportive environment.  As dancers progress in our program, they not only gain new skills but also develop a love for movement and a sense of accomplishment.

At 4 years old, dancers are able to start differentiating the different styles of dance.

We offer 4/5 year old classes in Ballet, Acro, Hip Hop and Tap. 

Designed to be fun and engaging, these classes focus on building coordination, rhythm, and basic dance skills through playful activities and age-appropriate exercises. Led by experienced instructors who understand the developmental needs of young children. Our classes encourage self-expression and confidence in a supportive environment. With imaginative games, simple routines, and music that inspires, our youngest dancers are encouraged to explore the joy of dance while laying the foundation for future learning.