Dance is a skill that improves the more you practice. The more you attend class, the more comfortable you'll become with movements, dance terminology, and choreography.

Each week, we also review some songs from the previous week to help reinforce your learning. Most importantly, our goal is for you to have fun while learning.

Yes, private sessions and private events are available. To submit a request, please visit our website and click on the Private Booking section to complete the request.

Registration details may vary depending on the class or event. Some sessions allow drop-ins, while other require advance sign-up. Please check the schedule or contact the host for the latest details.

Our adult-only classes, held at the studio, offer a fun and energetic way for adults to relax, release stress, and enjoy dance in a welcoming environment. Private lessons are available for non-adults.

Choose attire that allows for comfortable, unrestricted movement. Many dancers choose athletic wear or dance-specific clothing.

For Ballroom, Chicago Steppin’, and Latin dances, dance shoes or dance socks/covers are commonly recommended to enhance movement and performance; however, dancers are welcome to wear tennis shoes or any footwear that feels comfortable and supportive.

Women often select shoes with a modest heel, while men typically prefer a firm, flat sole to support balance, control, and stability during partner dancing.

Yes, please bring an extra pair of shoes to wear indoors. They do not need to be new—just a clean pair that can be changed into so that outside dirt, snow, or debris is not tracked onto the dance floor. If preferred, participants may also dance in socks.

Soul Urban Line Dance is a fun, high-energy dance experience that blends classic and contemporary R&B, hip-hop, soul, and urban beats with smooth, easy-to-follow line dance moves. It’s perfect for anyone who loves music, movement, and building community through dance.

In an approximate one-hour class, we typically dance to 4–5 songs. We revisit selections from the previous week to strengthen technique and retention, while also introducing new material to keep the class dynamic, enjoyable, and engaging for dancers of all skill levels.

Detroit Style Ballroom is a smooth, rhythmic partner dance that originated within Detroit’s African American social dance community. It blends elements of cha-cha, hustle, and stepping to create an elegant, easygoing flow danced to R&B, soul, and smooth jazz. While traditionally a partner dance, a partner is not required to get started—many classes rotate partners or offer opportunities to practice solo as you build confidence, connection, and rhythm.

Chicago Style Steppin’ is an elegant and expressive partner dance rooted in Chicago’s African American social dance culture. Evolving from earlier dances such as the Bop and Swing, it blends rhythm, timing, and personal style into a smooth, graceful experience.

Steppin’ is performed to R&B, soul, and smooth jazz music and follows a six- or eight-count pattern that encourages connection, creativity, and fluid movement. While traditionally a partner dance, no partner is needed to get started- classes often rotate partners or provide opportunities to practice solo as confidence and rhythm develop.

Many of the classes focus on partner dancing, but bringing a partner is not a requirement to participate!

Instructors typically rotate partners throughout the session, allowing you to dance with various individuals and discover your own rhythm. Rest assured, everyone is welcome, and you might even find a partner during the class!

The available classes accommodate a wide range of skill levels, ensuring that both beginners and those with prior experience can find an appropriate option. Select the class that aligns with your current proficiency, and the instructor will assist you in your development from that point onward.

Unfortunately, missed classes cannot be made up or carried over, so we encourage you to attend each session to get the most of your experience.

Classes are taught to a variety of music depending on the style, including Hip Hop, R&B, Soul, and Smooth Jazz.

Yes! Dancing improves coordination, balance, and cardiovascular health while still being fun and social.