Academy of Music & Dance

By instructor placement.

By instructor placement.

For students taking Aerial Silks for the first time.

Learn the art of fabric dancing and movement! Class placement beyond intro by instructors. Using Aerial silks, students learn to climb, wrap, twist, bend and drop. Aerial Conditioning as an additional class is strongly recommended, not required.

Hip Hop is an energetic street/commercial style of dance, set to hip hop and/or pop music. Classes encourage students to step outside of the box by bringing their own individual style and personality to the movements.

Invitation only class, designed to challenge students and increase skill, while gaining further opportunities to perform. Company is an important step for students, challenging them both creatively and technically. It allows a time for camaraderie, and sets the bar higher for growing dancers. Company Dancers perform at a variety of public events throughout the year!

Learn this expressive dance that combines elements of several dance genres including modern, jazz, lyrical, urban and ballet. Popular themes and trends are explored in this offering.

Instructor recommendation only, students will practice pointe following advanced ballet, twice a week.

The third level in our ballet program, students meet twice a week and class is accompanied by a live pianist.

The next level in our ballet program, students meet twice a week. Instructor recommendation/placement.

Students will begin their ballet education with beginning ballet, meeting once a week.

Learn the graceful art of Ballet. Develop precision, poise, through the formalized steps and intricate flowing movement. Each class includes barre exercises, center floor work, and across-the-floor combinations.

All of our Ballet/Tap Combo classes are designed for new dancers, to get an introduction to dance in an age appropriate setting. Classes are structured to allow an engaging experience, where dancers can truly learn a love for dance in a safe, fun, nurturing, and creative environment. As classes progress throughout the year, we begin to strengthen the routine and organization of a typical dance lesson.