Maine Dance Center

A fun and interactive class where students will learn to tumble and roll in a safe and highly supervised environment. This class is geared towards 3-5 year olds (students that are potty trained and can take direction well).

Our next step up from Creative Movement is the slightly more structured Ballet/Tap class! We introduce beginner dance concepts, but keep the fun and games!

This class is recommended for kindergarten-age dancers. It is intended to be taken alongside Bitty Ballerinas to give students a well-rounded curriculum. In this class, dancers will continue learning classroom structure, as well as the basic foundations of tap and jazz techniques. Tap and jazz shoes will be needed for this class and attire is snug-fitting shorts or leggings, a snug-fitting top, and hair pulled back from the face.

A fun and engaging class with a focus on imaginative movement and musicality. This class is ideal for the little one that is potty trained and OK to be away from mom/dad/guardian for up to 45 minutes.

Join our lively hip hop class for ages 3-5! Children will explore rhythm and through fun dance routines while building confidence and making friends. Our instructors foster creativity in a supportive environment, ensuring a fantastic experience!

This class is for kindergarten-age students. We introduce them to the more formal classroom environment, basic classical ballet techniques, and ballet attire (ballet shoes, tights, leotard, hair in a bun). Students will also engage in creative exercises and games towards the end of class.

Dance with me is for students age 2. Caregivers participate from September through December, and in January students transition into being on their own in the classroom with an instructor. This class does not participate in our annual recital.

For the pre-professional student that is passionate about dance and ready to take their training to the next level. The Elite Team's primary goal is to instill a love of dance, while inspiring self-confidence, discipline, and respect of the performing arts.