Pricing and Studio Schedule
Most of our classes are offered as a session or a series. We do not have the capacity to offer make-up classes. After the first week of series or session, no refunds are given. Sign-up here
Kids class pricing: All kids and teen classes (with the exception of the performance groups) run on a seasonal schedule, mirroring the recreational sports schedules. Each session is 10-12 weeks long and includes and end of session show. The end of session showing happens on the last Saturday of every season. Pricing takes into account a weather event class cancellation and showcase cost. We will do our best to find substitutes for sick instructors. See kids and teens studio calendar here.
Scholarships and work-study available by emailing us directly. danceandmovementcenter@gmail.com
Adults series pricing: Buying the full 11-week series package will give you the best deal. We will only run a class if the pre-registration meets our minimum class size. Once the class is officially running, we will offer a drop-in rate. This ensures you will have a lively class and we can pay our amazing teachers for their time, talent, and energy!
We have a 10-class pass as well. This is great for a student who would like to try more than one class or has to have a more flexible schedule.
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Kids & Teens - sign up for full-session, no drop-ins. Registration opens one month before the session begins. See no-class days here.
Performance Group - Open to dancers in 3rd - 6th grade. It is a FULL YEAR commitment. Dancers will attend an information session and trial class before signing a commitment letter indicating they are dedicated to a full year of dance and creation, culminating in an end of year show and in school tour. This group is recommended to take on extra technique class to support their bodies in this creative process.
Teen Dance Ensemble - Open to dancers in 7th-12th grade. It is a FULL YEAR commitment. Dancers will attend and information session and sign a commitment letter indicating they are dedicated to a full year of dance and creation, culminating in an end of year show and in school tour. Dancers are required to take two extra technique classes to support and protect their bodies for learning 5 pieces from various choreographers in a relatively short amount of time.