Ballet Fest Dance Academy

Adaptive Ballet is designed to celebrate every dancer’s unique abilities. With a nurturing approach, we adapt ballet and creative movement to support students with diverse physical, developmental, or learning needs. The class focuses on building confidence, coordination, and joy through dance in a safe and supportive environment.

BodyWorks is a conditioning program designed to strengthen and align the dancer’s body. Classes focus on core strength, flexibility, posture, and injury prevention, supporting dancers in every style of movement. This program is ideal for improving technique and overall fitness, both in and out of the studio.

Acro is a dynamic class that combines dance with acrobatic elements. Students build flexibility, strength, balance, and control while learning safe progressions for skills such as rolls, handstands, and aerial work. Acro enhances coordination and adds exciting versatility to every dancer’s repertoire.

Contemporary dance blends ballet, jazz, and modern techniques into an expressive and fluid style. This class encourages creativity, freedom of movement, and emotional expression while reinforcing strong technical training. Contemporary helps dancers connect artistry with storytelling through movement, giving them a powerful way to explore and perform.

Emphasizes advanced rhythms, syncopation, and expressive performance, giving teens a dynamic outlet for creativity.

Builds stronger rhythm, musicality, and performance quality through more complex sequences.

Focus on basic tap steps, clarity of sounds, and simple combinations.

Tap is introduced within the ballet class, supporting early coordination and rhythm while complementing foundational ballet training.

For adults ages 30 and up, we also offer classes designed specifically for those who want to embrace ballet as part of a balanced lifestyle. These classes are ideal for stay-at-home parents, work-from-home professionals, adults who danced in their youth and would like to return, or anyone who has always wanted to try ballet in a supportive setting. These lifestyle-focused classes emphasize fitness, artistry, and joy rather than performance goals, making them an uplifting and inclusive experience for all.

For experienced adults seeking a higher level of challenge and artistry. Emphasis on technique, musicality, and performance quality.

For adults with little to no prior ballet experience, or for those returning to class after a long break. Focuses on posture, alignment, and simple combinations that build confidence and enjoyment.

Develops fundamental ballet vocabulary, strength, and focus, preparing dancers for the Conservatory Program.

Builds rhythm, balance, flexibility, coordination, and spatial awareness while nurturing creativity and confidence.

An introduction to movement, rhythm, and coordination through playful ballet-based activities.

Adaptive Ballet is designed to celebrate every dancer’s unique abilities. With a nurturing approach, we adapt ballet and creative movement to support students with diverse physical, developmental, or learning needs.

BodyWorks is a conditioning program designed to strengthen and align the dancer’s body. Classes focus on core strength, flexibility, posture, and injury prevention, supporting dancers in every style of movement.

Acro is a dynamic class that combines dance with acrobatic elements. Students build flexibility, strength, balance, and control while learning safe progressions for skills such as rolls, handstands, and aerial work.

Contemporary dance blends ballet, jazz, and modern techniques into an expressive and fluid style. This class encourages creativity, freedom of movement, and emotional expression while reinforcing strong technical training.

Emphasizes advanced rhythms, syncopation, and expressive performance, giving teens a dynamic outlet for creativity.

Builds stronger rhythm, musicality, and performance quality through more complex sequences.

Focus on basic tap steps, clarity of sounds, and simple combinations.

Tap is introduced within the ballet class, supporting early coordination and rhythm while complementing foundational ballet training.

For adults ages 30 and up, we also offer classes designed specifically for those who want to embrace ballet as part of a balanced lifestyle. These classes are ideal for stay-at-home parents, work-from-home professionals, adults who danced in their youth, or anyone who has always wanted to try ballet.

For experienced adults seeking a higher level of challenge and artistry. Emphasis on technique, musicality, and performance quality.

For adults with little to no prior ballet experience, or for those returning to class after a long break. Focuses on posture, alignment, and simple combinations that build confidence and enjoyment.

For dancers ages 8–18, the Conservatory offers a progressive curriculum designed to support artistic and technical excellence. Training includes Classical Ballet Technique, Pointe, Variations, Classical Duos, Neoclassical Movement Styles, and Progressive Ballet Technique (PBT) conditioning.

Tap is a high-energy, rhythmic style that combines movement with musicality. Students learn to use their feet like instruments, creating sounds and patterns that enhance coordination, timing, and stage presence. Tap is fun, engaging, and an excellent way to build rhythm and performance skills.

For adults ages 30 and up, we also offer classes designed specifically for those who want to embrace ballet as part of a balanced lifestyle. These classes are ideal for: Stay-at-home parents looking for a creative outlet, Work-from-home professionals seeking movement and stress relief, Adults who danced in their youth and would like to return, Anyone who has always wanted to try ballet in a supportive setting.

For adults with little to no prior ballet experience, or for those returning to class after a long break. Focuses on posture, alignment, and simple combinations that build confidence and enjoyment. For experienced adults seeking a higher level of challenge and artistry. Emphasis on technique, musicality, and performance quality.

Our adult program is welcoming, supportive, and tailored for all levels—whether you are brand new to dance or returning after years away. Students build strength, flexibility, and balance while enjoying the artistry of ballet in an encouraging, low-pressure environment.

For dancers ages 8–18, the Conservatory offers a progressive curriculum designed to support artistic and technical excellence. Training includes: Classical Ballet Technique, Pointe (as appropriate for age and readiness), Variations, Classical Duos (introductory Pas de Deux), Neoclassical Movement Styles, Progressive Ballet Technique (PBT) conditioning.

An introduction to movement, rhythm, and coordination through playful ballet-based activities. Builds rhythm, balance, flexibility, coordination, and spatial awareness while nurturing creativity and confidence. Develops fundamental ballet vocabulary, strength, and focus, preparing dancers for the Conservatory Program.

For adults ages 30 and up, we also offer classes designed specifically for those who want to embrace ballet as part of a balanced lifestyle. These classes are ideal for: Stay-at-home parents looking for a creative outlet Work-from-home professionals seeking movement and stress relief Adults who danced in their youth and would like to return Anyone who has always wanted to try ballet in a supportive setting. These lifestyle-focused classes emphasize fitness, artistry, and joy rather than performance goals, making them an uplifting and inclusive experience for all.

For dancers ages 8–18, the Conservatory offers a progressive curriculum designed to support artistic and technical excellence. Training includes: Classical Ballet Technique, Pointe (as appropriate for age and readiness), Variations, Classical Duos (introductory Pas de Deux), Neoclassical Movement Styles, Progressive Ballet Technique (PBT) conditioning.

Beginner/Open Level (Ages 18+) – For adults with little to no prior ballet experience, or for those returning to class after a long break. Focuses on posture, alignment, and simple combinations that build confidence and enjoyment. Intermediate/Advanced (Ages 18+) – For experienced adults seeking a higher level of challenge and artistry. Emphasis on technique, musicality, and performance quality.

It is never too late to experience the beauty of ballet. Our adult program is welcoming, supportive, and tailored for all levels—whether you are brand new to dance or returning after years away. Students build strength, flexibility, and balance while enjoying the artistry of ballet in an encouraging, low-pressure environment.

Early Steps (Ages 2 ½–4) – An introduction to movement, rhythm, and coordination through playful ballet-based activities. Pre-Ballet (Ages 4–6) – Builds rhythm, balance, flexibility, coordination, and spatial awareness while nurturing creativity and confidence. Preparatory (Ages 6–8) – Develops fundamental ballet vocabulary, strength, and focus, preparing dancers for the Conservatory Program.

For adults ages 30 and up, we also offer classes designed specifically for those who want to embrace ballet as part of a balanced lifestyle. These classes are ideal for: Stay-at-home parents looking for a creative outlet, Work-from-home professionals seeking movement and stress relief, Adults who danced in their youth and would like to return, Anyone who has always wanted to try ballet in a supportive setting. These lifestyle-focused classes emphasize fitness, artistry, and joy rather than performance goals, making them an uplifting and inclusive experience for all.

For experienced adults seeking a higher level of challenge and artistry. Emphasis on technique, musicality, and performance quality.

For adults with little to no prior ballet experience, or for those returning to class after a long break. Focuses on posture, alignment, and simple combinations that build confidence and enjoyment.

For adults with little to no prior ballet experience, or for those returning to class after a long break. Focuses on posture, alignment, and simple combinations that build confidence and enjoyment.

Develops fundamental ballet vocabulary, strength, and focus, preparing dancers for the Conservatory Program.

Builds rhythm, balance, flexibility, coordination, and spatial awareness while nurturing creativity and confidence.

An introduction to movement, rhythm, and coordination through playful ballet-based activities.

An introduction to movement, rhythm, and coordination through playful ballet-based activities.

For dancers ages 8–18, the Conservatory offers a progressive curriculum designed to support artistic and technical excellence. Training includes Classical Ballet Technique, Pointe (as appropriate for age and readiness), Variations, Classical Duos (introductory Pas de Deux), Neoclassical Movement Styles, and Progressive Ballet Technique (PBT) conditioning.