Programs & Classes
From first-timers to competitive athletes — we have a program for every dancer, every age, and every goal.
Which Program is Right for You?
We offer three levels of programming to match your dancer's goals, commitment level, and ambitions.
Recreational Program
Perfect for beginner to advanced dancers who want to explore dance in a fun, encouraging environment with the freedom to choose their own subjects.
Part-Time Competitive
For dancers who want to enhance their training and compete, while maintaining some flexibility in their schedule. Up to 6 hours per week.
Full-Time Competitive
Our elite program for dancers who want to train at an athletic level with full commitment to their team — 3 days a week, 6–12 hours of training.
The School Year Program
A full season of weekly dance classes at both our North York and St. Clair West locations — for all ages and all levels, from first-timers to seasoned dancers.
Weekly Classes
Same time, same day every week — easy to build into your family's routine all season long.
All Ages & Levels
From toddlers to teens, beginners to advanced — we have a class for every dancer at every stage.
Ends with a Recital
Every dancer performs on stage at our year-end recital — complete with costumes, music and lights.
Beyond the Main Season
Our main season runs September through May. Throughout the year we also offer short-session programs and specialty classes — perfect for trying something new or keeping dancers moving outside the regular season.
A fun drop-in weekly program for recreational dancers — two age groups, two awesome style combos. No experience needed, just come ready to move!
A magical introduction to ballet and movement for our tiniest dancers. A gentle 30-minute class designed just for 2-year-olds — tiny tutus encouraged!
We've Got It All
Every style taught by passionate, experienced instructors in a fun and supportive environment.
Jazz
A high-energy dance form combining elements of ballet and popular music — quick footwork, sharp turns, and expressive movement.
Tap
Using metal-plated shoes to create rhythmic sounds, tap is a uniquely musical and satisfying style to master.
Acro
Classical dance technique combined with acrobatic elements — balancing, tumbling, and contortion requiring strength and flexibility.
Ballet
The foundation of all dance forms — graceful and precise movements with a focus on technique, posture, and form.
Hip Hop
A street dance style mixing breaking, popping, locking, and more — always performed with energy and personality.
Lyrical
Blending ballet, jazz, and contemporary — lyrical is expressive and emotional, often telling a story through movement.
Questions About Our Programs?
We'd love to help you find the perfect fit for your dancer. Reach out and let's chat.