Dance


Tot Tap Ages 3-4


Location: Kemp Hall At 18 N. VanBuren St. Instructor: Katy Payne CODE DAYS


DATES


125005-1A F 01/12-03/23 Ballet I


Ages 4-6


Students study the beautiful art of ballet in a fun, yet professional environment. Through movement and terminology, students learn grace, improve coordination and flexibility and develop confidence. Ballet 1 is for children new to dance through beginners. Leotard, tights, hair in a ponytail or bun, and leather ballet shoes with ties cut off are required. This is a non-recital class.


Location: Kemp Hall At 18 N. VanBuren St. Instructor: Katy Payne CODE DAYS


DATES


125040-1A F 01/12-03/23 Irish Step 1 & 2


Ages 5+


Beginner through advanced dancers will learn the jigs, reels and figure dancing of Ireland from a three-time U.S. champion. Classes include solo step as well as group dancing. Please wear comfortable clothes and tie up tennis shoes. Shoes required. This is a non-recital class.


Location: Sunset Community Center At 710 Western Avenue Instructor: Toni Weber CODE DAYS


DATES 125801-1A Sa 01/13-03/03 1:45-2:30P $76


TIME RES BNR NR $87 $98


11:00-11:45A


TIME RES BNR NR $62


$71 $81 LM LM


Attention lil tappers…try this introductory class to get you familiar with tap shoes. Have fun and happy tapping! This is a non-recital class.


10:30-11:00A


TIME RES BNR NR $42


$48 $55 LM


RECEIVE A 10% DISCOUNT when registering one family member for 2 or more dance classes. This discount applies to YOUTH dance classes only. Irish Dance class is NOT eligible for a discount.


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