Welcome to BDC’s Adult Dance Program. We are so excited to have you join us for dance!

BDC offers a variety of adult classes including ballet, modern, tap, hip hop, strength training, and more. These classes are perfect for beginners as well as adults with previous dance experience who are looking for a well-paced, supportive environment.

Our adult program features open classes, allowing you to drop in whenever it works for your schedule. Start with a free trial class, purchase a single class, choose a 10-Class Card, or enjoy unlimited classes with a monthly membership.

HOW TO SIGN-UP FOR CLASS

To sign-up for class, click “Register” next to the class you would like to take on the date you want to take it on the calendar below. The program will guide you through your purchasing options including a free trial class, paying for a single class, purchasing a 10-class card, or becoming a member.

To sign-in when you already have a class card or membership, make sure you are logged into your account. Go to register below, then click on the person icon on the top right. The system should help you log-in. Reach out if you have any questions.

This window will only show classes in the next seven days so click Next Week to see future classes.


Other Offerings:

SHINE Dance with Tanya Agnew - Mondays 9:30-10:30am

Tanya has been sharing adult classes at Bainbridge Dance Center since 2007. SHINE is a holistic movement practice for mind body and soul. You will be gently guided and no experience is necessary to attend class. Please contact Tanya at tkragnew@hotmail.com to sign up.

Flamenco with Sarah King - Mondays 11:30-12:30

Sarah King studied flamenco at Amor de Dios Escuela de Danza Española in Madrid. After moving to New York City in 2000, she performed at multiple flamenco venues and toured with Atrevete Flamenco Dance Theater. In 2007 she co-produced From Persia to Andalucia with Nat Hulskamp and in collaboration with Tariq Banzi of Al-Andaluz and Bobak Salehi of Shabava. She taught flamenco and Spanish language through movement both independently and through the New York City public schools. She eventually gained a B.A. in Hispanic Studies from Columbia University in 2010. For more information about Sarah’s class contact her at s.kingbesse@gmail.com