All classes are taught by Grand Rapids Ballet School faculty. Classes begin September 9!
Creative Dance
Ages 3-5
Dance plays an important role in the healthy development of your child. In this 45-minute class, your child will learn musicality, coordination, classroom etiquette, and ballet vocabulary. It also provides an outlet for them to set a goal and learn the discipline it takes to achieve it. And, it’s a lot of fun, too!
Mondays • 4:15-5:30pm • Click here for more information, and to register!
Elementary Ballet
Ages 6-7
Introduces students to the fundamentals of classical ballet training. Students focus on basic ballet technique and terminology, proper body alignment, and musicality. This 45-minute class meets once a week.
Mondays • 5:30-6:15pm • Click here for more information, and to register!
Adult Intermediate Ballet
Ages 15+
Looking to better your shape? Feeling less limber? Need a lift to your spirits? Adult ballet classes are an excellent way to stay fit, flexible, and happy. Our adult ballet classes are taught by experienced Grand Rapids Ballet company dancers and are open to all ranges, abilities, and experience levels. You’ll learn about ballet technique, stretching, and conditioning, while having a lot of fun at the same time.
Try your first class for free and learn about all the ways ballet can help you stay healthy and be your best self. Don’t hesitate to bring a friend, too!
Mondays • 6:30-7:45pm • Click here for more information, and to register!
Explorer Dance for Down Syndrome
Ages 10+
Grand Rapids Ballet School is committed to supporting people with Down syndrome to live fulfilling and productive lives. This 45-minute class, designed for children ten and older, focuses on using dance movements to increase muscle tone, coordination, and ability to interact in a group setting. The result is a supportive environment where students form strong, lasting friendships.
Wednesdays • 5:30-6:15pm • Click here for more information, and to register!
Private lessons are also available! Please email Lara Faucher at larasuef@gmail.com for more information.
Ages 3-5
Dance plays an important role in the healthy development of your child. In this 45-minute class, your child will learn musicality, coordination, classroom etiquette, and ballet vocabulary. It also provides an outlet for them to set a goal and learn the discipline it takes to achieve it. And, it’s a lot of fun, too!
Mondays • 4:15-5:30pm • Click here for more information, and to register!
Elementary Ballet
Ages 6-7
Introduces students to the fundamentals of classical ballet training. Students focus on basic ballet technique and terminology, proper body alignment, and musicality. This 45-minute class meets once a week.
Mondays • 5:30-6:15pm • Click here for more information, and to register!
Adult Intermediate Ballet
Ages 15+
Looking to better your shape? Feeling less limber? Need a lift to your spirits? Adult ballet classes are an excellent way to stay fit, flexible, and happy. Our adult ballet classes are taught by experienced Grand Rapids Ballet company dancers and are open to all ranges, abilities, and experience levels. You’ll learn about ballet technique, stretching, and conditioning, while having a lot of fun at the same time.
Try your first class for free and learn about all the ways ballet can help you stay healthy and be your best self. Don’t hesitate to bring a friend, too!
Mondays • 6:30-7:45pm • Click here for more information, and to register!
Explorer Dance for Down Syndrome
Ages 10+
Grand Rapids Ballet School is committed to supporting people with Down syndrome to live fulfilling and productive lives. This 45-minute class, designed for children ten and older, focuses on using dance movements to increase muscle tone, coordination, and ability to interact in a group setting. The result is a supportive environment where students form strong, lasting friendships.
Wednesdays • 5:30-6:15pm • Click here for more information, and to register!
Private lessons are also available! Please email Lara Faucher at larasuef@gmail.com for more information.
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