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September 2020
Children African Dance & Drum Classes (age 3 – 4 years)
This eight-week session is a basic introduction to dance and music through age appropriate instruction and has proven to spark an interest in continued dance and music studies, as well as build brain power. This program has proven to build coordination, develop spatial awareness, improve self esteem and confidence and encourage physical fitness.
Find out more »Children African Dance & Drum Classes (age 5-6 years)
This eight-week session is a basic introduction to dance and music through age appropriate instruction and has proven to spark an interest in continued dance and music studies, as well as build brain power. This program has proven to build coordination, develop spatial awareness, improve self esteem and confidence and encourage physical fitness.
Find out more »Children African Dance & Drum Classes (age 7 to 10 years)
This eight-week session is a basic introduction to dance and music through age appropriate instruction and has proven to spark an interest in continued dance and music studies, as well as build brain power. This program has proven to build coordination, develop spatial awareness, improve self esteem and confidence and encourage physical fitness.
Find out more »Children African Dance & Drum Classes (age 11 to 16 years)
This eight-week session is a basic introduction to dance and music through age appropriate instruction and has proven to spark an interest in continued dance and music studies, as well as build brain power. This program has proven to build coordination, develop spatial awareness, improve self esteem and confidence and encourage physical fitness.
Find out more »Adult Community Classes
See Below to Register! Download our adult registration form HERE. Click below to submit your Registration Form: Click Here for Adult Class In Person Link Click Here for Adult Class Virtual Link Adult African Dance & Drum Classes 630p- 8p All Levels welcome,Fitness, Fun Fellowship
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