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Bay Area Dance Week

Bay Area Dance Week

Fitness in San Francisco

+1 415 920 91 8144 Gough St, San Francisco, California 94103 · SoMa

Bay Area Dance Week

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44 Gough St, San Francisco, California 94103

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City Dance Studios Dance school
Founded in 2003, City Dance offers dance classes, performance opportunities and studio/event rentals at 60 Brady Street and 1420 Harrison Street in San Francisco. We welcome everyone and offer instruction by the best (and nicest :) teachers in the Bay Area. We also produce three shows each year where students can rehearse and perform with our instructors and we also produce workshops with guest artists from around the world. Visit our website (citydancesf.com) and/or our Instagram (@citydancelive) to see our current schedule, class videos and performances. We hope to see you on the dance floor soon!
Studio 121 Dance school
Established in 2010, in the Western Addition District of San Francisco, California. Primarily serving the inner/outer city youth of San Francisco, our programs enriched and highly favored performing arts competition teams is what we are known for. Ages 3-18yrs old GIRLS & BOYS are welcome to join with intentions of completing their toddler, adolescents, teen and young adults years of building a solid performing arts realm. We are always looking for non-experienced students to apply.
Golden City Dance Collective Dance school
A worker-owned dance co-op in the heart of the Golden City. Offering nightly classes, parties, wedding prep, and private instruction in a variety of partner and solo movement arts. Group classes Monday-Friday evenings & Saturday mornings. Privates and rentals by appointment!
Studio Valencia Dance school
455A Valencia St
VRV3 Studios - Pole Dance & Fitness Dance school
VRV3 Studios - Pole Dance & Fitness is a dance school at 520 Haight Street in San Francisco, serving Lower Haight with pole dance and aerial classes. Classes include beginner pole fitness, advanced pole technique, aerial silks, and aerial hoop for students building strength, coordination, and confidence through progressive instruction. As a fitness center and aerial sports studio, VRV3 pairs challenging instruction with a community-focused atmosphere for all levels. The studio welcomes students from SoMa, Nob Hill, Noe Valley, Mission District, The Castro, and Haight-Ashbury. Explore the schedule online.
Mood & Moves Dance Co. Dance school
Mood & Moves is a dance studio & creative space located in the heart of San Francisco. We provide studio rentals for rehearsals, workshops, photoshoots, video shoots, and more, as well as create our own original dance films and choreographic works. Join us and create your MOOD!
Sisters in Motion - S Factor Pole Dance & Embodiment Studio Dance school
Sisters in Motion is a trauma-informed, non-performative pole dance studio in San Francisco where women of all ages and fitness levels discover strength, confidence and heal their relationship with their bodies through embodied pole dance and feminine sensual movement. Our studio has low lighting and no mirrors and our movement focuses on how it feels to the dancer rather than what it looks like. Sisters in Motion is the only licensed S Factor Pole Dancing and feminine embodiment studio in the Bay Area. S Factor is featured on the Netflix documentary "Strip Down/Rise Up" and is considered the original Pole Studio. Our Beginner friendly classes are offered Mon. - Wed. and students can take their first class for $20.
San Francisco Pole + Dance Dance school
San Francisco's favorite pole, dance, and aerial training space. Award-winning instructors. Joyful, friendly community. Five huge rooms to dance in!
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