
Wee Dance
Our littlest dancers explore space, shapes, energy, motion and meaning with lots of interactive props. Having a parent or caregiver join in makes them all the more confident and ready for fun!
Fall 2026 · all classes in person
From a toddler’s first steps to advanced pointe and adult drop-in classes. Not sure where your dancer fits? Call us and we’ll help you place them.


Our littlest dancers explore space, shapes, energy, motion and meaning with lots of interactive props. Having a parent or caregiver join in makes them all the more confident and ready for fun!

Keikidancers love moving in unison, stretching, balancing, skipping, running and jumping like cats as they go from circle time to moving across our spacious studio. We introduce basic ballet terminology, create movement patterns and practice memory in an atmosphere of fun exploration and structure. Keikidancers perform in our annual production!
No experience needed

For dancers ready to begin the fundamentals of classical ballet technique: body alignment, turnout and careful execution of basic exercises. This is the first time they stand at the barre, practice center exercises and move across the floor in rhythmic patterns. The joy of movement is still emphasized.
2× a week recommended

Beginners 8 and older are ready for longer sessions of basic technique, with an emphasis on building balance, strength, facility and artistic expression.
2× a week required, 3× recommended

For second-year Ballet 1 students, building on the foundations of Ballet 1.
2× a week required

Beginning intermediate technique for students who have mastered Ballet 1: more exercises, longer sequences, quicker movements, more turns, bigger jumps and increased strength. Friday Pre-Pointe works with therabands.
3× a week required · instructor approval

Advanced intermediate technique, with an introduction to pointe work.
3+ classes a week

Advanced technique.
Instructor approval

Beginning pointe. Taken alongside three ballet technique classes and the Dance Conditioning class.
Instructor approval · with Dance Conditioning

Intermediate and advanced pointe.
Instructor approval

Variations and repertoire, with an emphasis on pointe technique, artistry and performance skills.
Instructor approval

Exercise class for alignment, core strength and flexibility, based on yoga, stretching, strengthening and the Pilates method.
Required for pointe

Beginning jazz to contemporary pop, rock and jazz.
With Ballet 1 or 1B

Intermediate jazz with a more contemporary bent, including more floor work.
With Ballet 2 · instructor approval

Intermediate and advanced jazz.
With Ballet 3 · instructor approval

Intermediate and advanced contemporary movement for teens.
Instructor approval
$21 per in-person class (tax included)

Ballet for adults with minimal or no prior training. Call us with any questions. Instructors: Jenny Riley-Doyle (Sun), Lindsay Kosasa (Fri).
No experience needed

Beginning and intermediate technique. Instructors: Jenny Riley-Doyle (Sun), Annie Motteler (Mon).

Intermediate and advanced technique. Instructors: Therese Wendler (Tue evening), Jacob Seltzer-Rios (Mon & Wed mornings), Greg Zane (Thu). Sunday rotation: Jacob Seltzer-Rios, Christine Kaminski, Greg Zane, Jenny Riley-Doyle.

Beginning pointe for adult dancers: barre and floor work building foot strength, flexibility and vertical alignment, with center work as appropriate. May be taken without pointe shoes for foot and ankle strengthening. Instructor: Therese Wendler.
Prior ballet training required

Intermediate and advanced movement for adults. Instructor rotation: Jose Silva, Dayna Chun, Flora Hyoin Kim.
Register online before class starts. Adult classes are ongoing and drop-in. Walk-ins who haven’t registered pay a $5 late fee.
Register for an adult classSee days, times and tuition on the schedule, then enroll online in a few minutes.