Classes for Every Dancer

Beginner Belly Dance

Start with the fundamentals of belly dance in a supportive class setting. Practice posture, basic hip and arm movements, transitions, and rhythm awareness at a comfortable pace. Classes are suited to newcomers and anyone who wants to revisit the basics. You can focus on learning one movement at a time and build coordination as you gain confidence.

Intermediate Technique

Develop greater control, clarity, and flow in your dancing. Classes build on foundational steps with focused practice in isolations, transitions, musical timing, and combinations. You’ll have room to strengthen familiar movements while learning how to connect them more smoothly. This option is a fit for dancers with prior belly dance experience who are ready for continued practice.

Choreography Classes

Explore choreography by learning short movement phrases and fitting them to the music. Classes work on timing, transitions, spatial awareness, and expressive choices as the dance takes shape. You’ll practice sections, connect them into a larger sequence, and review details that make the movement feel clear. Prior experience may be helpful depending on the choreography.

Drum Solo Dance

Focus on the energy and detail of percussion-led music. Practice hearing rhythmic accents, matching movement to drum sounds, and shifting between sharp and sustained actions. Class activities can help you develop precision, musical awareness, and confidence responding in the moment. This offering is suitable for dancers who want to explore a lively style of belly dance.

Belly Dance Fitness

Move to music while practicing belly dance-inspired steps, posture, and coordination. This class offers an active way to learn movement patterns and enjoy a dance-focused workout without requiring prior experience. Take movements at your own pace and focus on comfort, balance, and rhythm. It’s a welcoming option for anyone looking to add more dance to their routine.

Private Dance Lessons

Work one-on-one with an instructor on the areas you want to develop. Private lessons can focus on foundational technique, choreography, musicality, or movement details that need extra attention. Share your experience and goals so the lesson can be shaped around your needs. Ask the school about availability, scheduling, and the best lesson format for you.