
Our adult classes offer an ongoing schedule with open registration – you may join at any time.
There is no specific dress code for adult dance classes; however, purchasing ballet slippers is recommended if you plan to attend a ballet class regularly. You can wear socks to try out a ballet class. Please ensure you are comfortable and wear stretchable clothing that allows for movement! For more specifics on what to wear, see the class description provided.
Ballet classes adhere to the traditional format, incorporating barre exercises, center floor practices, and turning and traveling exercises while utilizing correct French ballet vocabulary. The "Intermediate/Advanced" Ballet class is tailored for participants with several years of ballet experience, while the "Elementary" Ballet class serves those with less experience or those returning to ballet after a break. Long hair should be pulled back and secured away from the face and neck, and we advise against wearing dangling jewelry.
Regarding ballet class clothing, women typically wear a leotard, tights, and ballet slippers, possibly complemented with a ballet skirt; snug "work-out" clothing such as leggings and a t-shirt is also acceptable. For men in ballet class, appropriate attire includes "work-out" clothing like a t-shirt with stretchy pants, shorts, or bike shorts, along with ballet slippers, making the men’s ballet class accessible and comfortable.