Dance studios fill the Twin Cities and offer just about anything you could imagine. From Irish to Hip-Hop, from Ballet to African, from Latin to Tap. Whatever you are looking for, you will most likely find in a studio in the Twin Cities. Dance is a fantastically fun way to stay in shape, move your body, and make friends.
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The Mission of Moore Than Dance is to provide wholesome and professional performing arts training in a family-friendly environment. Students learn how to sing, dance, act, and appreciate their God-given talents in a diverse and well-rounded environment. As part of their training, each student will have the opportunity to perform in a musical.
Pas De Deux Dance Studio | St. Paul • Focus: Ballet, Pointe • Age Range: Age 3 – Adult • Cost: $50-$90/trimesterStraightline Dane Fitness offers the first and ONLY Zumbini class (child + caregiver class created by the geniuses of Zumba and BabyFirst) in the Twin Cities. Contact them for more information.
Alesso’s Dance Spectrum School for the Performing Arts | St. Paul • Focus: The art, skill, and discipline of dance in a supportive and non-competitive atmosphere
Ballet Royale | Lakeville • Focus: Ballet, Modern, Free Boys Program • Age Range: Infant – Adult • Cost: Variable
Dance-Twirl Minnesota | Eagan • Focus: Baton Twirling, Ballet, Jazz • Age Range: Ages 2-18 • Cost: $40-$55
O’Shea Irish Dance | St. Paul • Focus: Irish Dance • Age Range: Ages 3+ • Cost: $40+/month
Platinum Dance Center | Edina • Focus: Innovative and practical approach to dance with program that includes performance, competitive and technique classes.
Rhythm & Shoes | St. Paul • Focus: Non-competitive dance • Age Range: 2 and up
Rince na Chroi | St. Paul • Focus: Performance based Irish dance.
Summit Dance Shoppe | Plymouth • Focus: Low student/instructor rations, helping students reach full potential.
Midwest Youth Dance Theatre | Roseville • Focus: Inclusion, age-appropriateness and providing classes for all levels.
If you are looking for more ways to get moving together as a family, check out FFTC’s Family Sports Calendar.
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Just for kix is another good dance option 😊
Thank you, Cheryl. What do you love about it?