2026-2027
26-27 Duo/Trio Request
Spotlight Dance Center
Solo, Duo & Trio Program Policies
2026-2027 Season
The Solo, Duo & Trio Program is designed for dancers who are committed to advancing their technique, performance quality, and artistry. Participation in a solo, duo, or trio is a full-season commitment and requires dedication from both dancers and families.
Eligibility
* Dancers must be enrolled in a Competition Level Class to participate in a solo, duo, or trio.
* Participation is limited and not guaranteed.
* Solo, duo, and trio placements will be offered based on seniority, commitment, work ethic, and available openings.
* Returning solo, duo, and trio dancers in good standing will receive priority consideration.
* Once all openings have been filled, interested dancers will be placed on a waitlist.
* Dancers interested in participating in a duo or trio are responsible for selecting and securing their own partner(s) prior to registering. Spotlight Dance Center will not assign or match dancers for duos or trios.
* All dancers participating in a duo or trio must meet the eligibility requirements and commit to the program expectations.
* Duo and trio partners should be selected carefully, as participation is considered a full-season commitment.
Full Season Commitment
* Solo, duo, and trio participation is a commitment for the entire 2026-2027 dance season.
* Dancers are expected to remain enrolled and active through the completion of the competition season and spring recital.
* Dancers are expected to attend all required competitions, rehearsals, performances, and lessons.
* Dancers are expected to practice independently between lessons to ensure continued progress.
Initial Choreography Fee
The initial choreography fee covers choreography and three 45-minute lessons used to teach and clean the routine. These lessons are separate from the required monthly lessons.
* Solo: $200 per dancer
* Duo/Trio: $125 per dancer
This fee is non-refundable once choreography has begun.
Monthly Lesson Fees
Following the initial choreography process, dancers are required to continue working on their routine throughout the season.
The monthly solo, duo, or trio fee includes one required 30-minute lesson per month.
* Solo: $50 per month
* Duo/Trio: $30 per dancer, per month
Monthly fees will be charged regardless of whether a lesson is scheduled or attended and are non-refundable.
Lesson Requirements
* Dancers must attend a minimum of one 30-minute lesson per month with their assigned instructor.
* Lessons must be scheduled through the online booking system.
* Lessons must be scheduled at least 7 days in advance.
* It is the responsibility of the dancer and family to schedule lessons each month.
* Monthly lesson fees reserve a dancer's spot in the Solo, Duo & Trio Program and are not refunded for missed or unscheduled lessons.
* Lessons may be taught by Ms. Maddie, Ms. Anna, or Ms. Whitney.
Additional Lessons
* Dancers are welcome to schedule additional lessons beyond their required monthly lesson if instructor availability allows.
* Additional solo lessons are $50 per 30-minute lesson.
* Additional duo/trio lessons are $30 per dancer, per 30-minute lesson.
* Additional lesson fees will be charged separately from the monthly solo, duo, or trio fee.
* Scheduling priority will be given to dancers completing their required monthly lesson before additional lessons are booked.
Cancellation Policy
* Lessons may be canceled or rescheduled up to 12 hours prior to the scheduled lesson time.
* Lessons canceled with less than 12 hours' notice will be considered a completed lesson and will not be eligible for a makeup lesson.
* No-shows will be considered a completed lesson and will not be eligible for a makeup lesson.
* Repeated late cancellations may result in loss of solo, duo, or trio privileges.
Competition Expenses
* Competition entry fees, costumes, music editing, and any additional competition-related expenses are separate from solo, duo, and trio lesson fees and are the responsibility of the dancer and family.
* Solo, duo, and trio choreography, music selection, costume decisions, and competition entries are at the discretion of the instructor and director.
Duo & Trio Partnership Policy
* Should a duo or trio partnership dissolve during the season due to withdrawal, scheduling conflicts, or other circumstances, Spotlight Dance Center is not responsible for finding replacement dancer(s).
* Continuation of the routine will be evaluated on a case-by-case basis by the director and instructor.
* Any choreography changes, re-staging fees, additional lesson fees, costume alterations, or competition entry changes resulting from a partnership change may be the responsibility of the remaining dancer(s).
* If a routine cannot reasonably continue following the loss of a partner, the routine may be withdrawn from competition and performance opportunities at the discretion of the director.
Failure to Meet Requirements
Failure to meet program expectations, including:
* Missing required monthly lessons,
* Failing to schedule lessons in a timely manner,
* Failing to maintain enrollment in a competition class,
* Excessive absences,
* Repeated late cancellations, or
* Demonstrating a lack of commitment to the program may result in removal from the Solo, Duo & Trio Program.
If a dancer is removed from the program or voluntarily withdraws, their placement may be offered to a dancer on the waitlist. Any fees previously paid are non-refundable.
Participation in the Solo, Duo & Trio Program signifies a commitment to the entire season and an understanding that consistent attendance, preparation, and effort are necessary for success.
*Registration for this class does not guarantee placement.
Spotlight Dance Center
Solo, Duo & Trio Program Policies
2026-2027 Season
The Solo, Duo & Trio Program is designed for dancers who are committed to advancing their technique, performance quality, and artistry. Participation in a solo, duo, or trio is a full-season commitment and requires dedication from both dancers and families.
Eligibility
* Dancers must be enrolled in a Competition Level Class to participate in a solo, duo, or trio.
* Participation is limited and not guaranteed.
* Solo, duo, and trio placements will be offered based on seniority, commitment, work ethic, and available openings.
* Returning solo, duo, and trio dancers in good standing will receive priority consideration.
* Once all openings have been filled, interested dancers will be placed on a waitlist.
* Dancers interested in participating in a duo or trio are responsible for selecting and securing their own partner(s) prior to registering. Spotlight Dance Center will not assign or match dancers for duos or trios.
* All dancers participating in a duo or trio must meet the eligibility requirements and commit to the program expectations.
* Duo and trio partners should be selected carefully, as participation is considered a full-season commitment.
Full Season Commitment
* Solo, duo, and trio participation is a commitment for the entire 2026-2027 dance season.
* Dancers are expected to remain enrolled and active through the completion of the competition season and spring recital.
* Dancers are expected to attend all required competitions, rehearsals, performances, and lessons.
* Dancers are expected to practice independently between lessons to ensure continued progress.
Initial Choreography Fee
The initial choreography fee covers choreography and three 45-minute lessons used to teach and clean the routine. These lessons are separate from the required monthly lessons.
* Solo: $200 per dancer
* Duo/Trio: $125 per dancer
This fee is non-refundable once choreography has begun.
Monthly Lesson Fees
Following the initial choreography process, dancers are required to continue working on their routine throughout the season.
The monthly solo, duo, or trio fee includes one required 30-minute lesson per month.
* Solo: $50 per month
* Duo/Trio: $30 per dancer, per month
Monthly fees will be charged regardless of whether a lesson is scheduled or attended and are non-refundable.
Lesson Requirements
* Dancers must attend a minimum of one 30-minute lesson per month with their assigned instructor.
* Lessons must be scheduled through the online booking system.
* Lessons must be scheduled at least 7 days in advance.
* It is the responsibility of the dancer and family to schedule lessons each month.
* Monthly lesson fees reserve a dancer's spot in the Solo, Duo & Trio Program and are not refunded for missed or unscheduled lessons.
* Lessons may be taught by Ms. Maddie, Ms. Anna, or Ms. Whitney.
Additional Lessons
* Dancers are welcome to schedule additional lessons beyond their required monthly lesson if instructor availability allows.
* Additional solo lessons are $50 per 30-minute lesson.
* Additional duo/trio lessons are $30 per dancer, per 30-minute lesson.
* Additional lesson fees will be charged separately from the monthly solo, duo, or trio fee.
* Scheduling priority will be given to dancers completing their required monthly lesson before additional lessons are booked.
Cancellation Policy
* Lessons may be canceled or rescheduled up to 12 hours prior to the scheduled lesson time.
* Lessons canceled with less than 12 hours' notice will be considered a completed lesson and will not be eligible for a makeup lesson.
* No-shows will be considered a completed lesson and will not be eligible for a makeup lesson.
* Repeated late cancellations may result in loss of solo, duo, or trio privileges.
Competition Expenses
* Competition entry fees, costumes, music editing, and any additional competition-related expenses are separate from solo, duo, and trio lesson fees and are the responsibility of the dancer and family.
* Solo, duo, and trio choreography, music selection, costume decisions, and competition entries are at the discretion of the instructor and director.
Duo & Trio Partnership Policy
* Should a duo or trio partnership dissolve during the season due to withdrawal, scheduling conflicts, or other circumstances, Spotlight Dance Center is not responsible for finding replacement dancer(s).
* Continuation of the routine will be evaluated on a case-by-case basis by the director and instructor.
* Any choreography changes, re-staging fees, additional lesson fees, costume alterations, or competition entry changes resulting from a partnership change may be the responsibility of the remaining dancer(s).
* If a routine cannot reasonably continue following the loss of a partner, the routine may be withdrawn from competition and performance opportunities at the discretion of the director.
Failure to Meet Requirements
Failure to meet program expectations, including:
* Missing required monthly lessons,
* Failing to schedule lessons in a timely manner,
* Failing to maintain enrollment in a competition class,
* Excessive absences,
* Repeated late cancellations, or
* Demonstrating a lack of commitment to the program may result in removal from the Solo, Duo & Trio Program.
If a dancer is removed from the program or voluntarily withdraws, their placement may be offered to a dancer on the waitlist. Any fees previously paid are non-refundable.
Participation in the Solo, Duo & Trio Program signifies a commitment to the entire season and an understanding that consistent attendance, preparation, and effort are necessary for success.
*Registration for this class does not guarantee placement.
12:00 PM to 12:00 PM
Luverne
26-27 Solo Request
Spotlight Dance Center
Solo, Duo & Trio Program Policies
2026-2027 Season
The Solo, Duo & Trio Program is designed for dancers who are committed to advancing their technique, performance quality, and artistry. Participation in a solo, duo, or trio is a full-season commitment and requires dedication from both dancers and families.
Eligibility
* Dancers must be enrolled in a Competition Level Class to participate in a solo, duo, or trio.
* Participation is limited and not guaranteed.
* Solo, duo, and trio placements will be offered based on seniority, commitment, work ethic, and available openings.
* Returning solo, duo, and trio dancers in good standing will receive priority consideration.
* Once all openings have been filled, interested dancers will be placed on a waitlist.
* Dancers interested in participating in a duo or trio are responsible for selecting and securing their own partner(s) prior to registering. Spotlight Dance Center will not assign or match dancers for duos or trios.
* All dancers participating in a duo or trio must meet the eligibility requirements and commit to the program expectations.
* Duo and trio partners should be selected carefully, as participation is considered a full-season commitment.
Full Season Commitment
* Solo, duo, and trio participation is a commitment for the entire 2026-2027 dance season.
* Dancers are expected to remain enrolled and active through the completion of the competition season and spring recital.
* Dancers are expected to attend all required competitions, rehearsals, performances, and lessons.
* Dancers are expected to practice independently between lessons to ensure continued progress.
Initial Choreography Fee
The initial choreography fee covers choreography and three 45-minute lessons used to teach and clean the routine. These lessons are separate from the required monthly lessons.
* Solo: $200 per dancer
* Duo/Trio: $125 per dancer
This fee is non-refundable once choreography has begun.
Monthly Lesson Fees
Following the initial choreography process, dancers are required to continue working on their routine throughout the season.
The monthly solo, duo, or trio fee includes one required 30-minute lesson per month.
* Solo: $50 per month
* Duo/Trio: $30 per dancer, per month
Monthly fees will be charged regardless of whether a lesson is scheduled or attended and are non-refundable.
Lesson Requirements
* Dancers must attend a minimum of one 30-minute lesson per month with their assigned instructor.
* Lessons must be scheduled through the online booking system.
* Lessons must be scheduled at least 7 days in advance.
* It is the responsibility of the dancer and family to schedule lessons each month.
* Monthly lesson fees reserve a dancer's spot in the Solo, Duo & Trio Program and are not refunded for missed or unscheduled lessons.
* Lessons may be taught by Ms. Maddie, Ms. Anna, or Ms. Whitney.
Additional Lessons
* Dancers are welcome to schedule additional lessons beyond their required monthly lesson if instructor availability allows.
* Additional solo lessons are $50 per 30-minute lesson.
* Additional duo/trio lessons are $30 per dancer, per 30-minute lesson.
* Additional lesson fees will be charged separately from the monthly solo, duo, or trio fee.
* Scheduling priority will be given to dancers completing their required monthly lesson before additional lessons are booked.
Cancellation Policy
* Lessons may be canceled or rescheduled up to 12 hours prior to the scheduled lesson time.
* Lessons canceled with less than 12 hours' notice will be considered a completed lesson and will not be eligible for a makeup lesson.
* No-shows will be considered a completed lesson and will not be eligible for a makeup lesson.
* Repeated late cancellations may result in loss of solo, duo, or trio privileges.
Competition Expenses
* Competition entry fees, costumes, music editing, and any additional competition-related expenses are separate from solo, duo, and trio lesson fees and are the responsibility of the dancer and family.
* Solo, duo, and trio choreography, music selection, costume decisions, and competition entries are at the discretion of the instructor and director.
Duo & Trio Partnership Policy
* Should a duo or trio partnership dissolve during the season due to withdrawal, scheduling conflicts, or other circumstances, Spotlight Dance Center is not responsible for finding replacement dancer(s).
* Continuation of the routine will be evaluated on a case-by-case basis by the director and instructor.
* Any choreography changes, re-staging fees, additional lesson fees, costume alterations, or competition entry changes resulting from a partnership change may be the responsibility of the remaining dancer(s).
* If a routine cannot reasonably continue following the loss of a partner, the routine may be withdrawn from competition and performance opportunities at the discretion of the director.
Failure to Meet Requirements
Failure to meet program expectations, including:
* Missing required monthly lessons,
* Failing to schedule lessons in a timely manner,
* Failing to maintain enrollment in a competition class,
* Excessive absences,
* Repeated late cancellations, or
* Demonstrating a lack of commitment to the program may result in removal from the Solo, Duo & Trio Program.
If a dancer is removed from the program or voluntarily withdraws, their placement may be offered to a dancer on the waitlist. Any fees previously paid are non-refundable.
Participation in the Solo, Duo & Trio Program signifies a commitment to the entire season and an understanding that consistent attendance, preparation, and effort are necessary for success.
*Registration for this class does not guarantee placement.
Spotlight Dance Center
Solo, Duo & Trio Program Policies
2026-2027 Season
The Solo, Duo & Trio Program is designed for dancers who are committed to advancing their technique, performance quality, and artistry. Participation in a solo, duo, or trio is a full-season commitment and requires dedication from both dancers and families.
Eligibility
* Dancers must be enrolled in a Competition Level Class to participate in a solo, duo, or trio.
* Participation is limited and not guaranteed.
* Solo, duo, and trio placements will be offered based on seniority, commitment, work ethic, and available openings.
* Returning solo, duo, and trio dancers in good standing will receive priority consideration.
* Once all openings have been filled, interested dancers will be placed on a waitlist.
* Dancers interested in participating in a duo or trio are responsible for selecting and securing their own partner(s) prior to registering. Spotlight Dance Center will not assign or match dancers for duos or trios.
* All dancers participating in a duo or trio must meet the eligibility requirements and commit to the program expectations.
* Duo and trio partners should be selected carefully, as participation is considered a full-season commitment.
Full Season Commitment
* Solo, duo, and trio participation is a commitment for the entire 2026-2027 dance season.
* Dancers are expected to remain enrolled and active through the completion of the competition season and spring recital.
* Dancers are expected to attend all required competitions, rehearsals, performances, and lessons.
* Dancers are expected to practice independently between lessons to ensure continued progress.
Initial Choreography Fee
The initial choreography fee covers choreography and three 45-minute lessons used to teach and clean the routine. These lessons are separate from the required monthly lessons.
* Solo: $200 per dancer
* Duo/Trio: $125 per dancer
This fee is non-refundable once choreography has begun.
Monthly Lesson Fees
Following the initial choreography process, dancers are required to continue working on their routine throughout the season.
The monthly solo, duo, or trio fee includes one required 30-minute lesson per month.
* Solo: $50 per month
* Duo/Trio: $30 per dancer, per month
Monthly fees will be charged regardless of whether a lesson is scheduled or attended and are non-refundable.
Lesson Requirements
* Dancers must attend a minimum of one 30-minute lesson per month with their assigned instructor.
* Lessons must be scheduled through the online booking system.
* Lessons must be scheduled at least 7 days in advance.
* It is the responsibility of the dancer and family to schedule lessons each month.
* Monthly lesson fees reserve a dancer's spot in the Solo, Duo & Trio Program and are not refunded for missed or unscheduled lessons.
* Lessons may be taught by Ms. Maddie, Ms. Anna, or Ms. Whitney.
Additional Lessons
* Dancers are welcome to schedule additional lessons beyond their required monthly lesson if instructor availability allows.
* Additional solo lessons are $50 per 30-minute lesson.
* Additional duo/trio lessons are $30 per dancer, per 30-minute lesson.
* Additional lesson fees will be charged separately from the monthly solo, duo, or trio fee.
* Scheduling priority will be given to dancers completing their required monthly lesson before additional lessons are booked.
Cancellation Policy
* Lessons may be canceled or rescheduled up to 12 hours prior to the scheduled lesson time.
* Lessons canceled with less than 12 hours' notice will be considered a completed lesson and will not be eligible for a makeup lesson.
* No-shows will be considered a completed lesson and will not be eligible for a makeup lesson.
* Repeated late cancellations may result in loss of solo, duo, or trio privileges.
Competition Expenses
* Competition entry fees, costumes, music editing, and any additional competition-related expenses are separate from solo, duo, and trio lesson fees and are the responsibility of the dancer and family.
* Solo, duo, and trio choreography, music selection, costume decisions, and competition entries are at the discretion of the instructor and director.
Duo & Trio Partnership Policy
* Should a duo or trio partnership dissolve during the season due to withdrawal, scheduling conflicts, or other circumstances, Spotlight Dance Center is not responsible for finding replacement dancer(s).
* Continuation of the routine will be evaluated on a case-by-case basis by the director and instructor.
* Any choreography changes, re-staging fees, additional lesson fees, costume alterations, or competition entry changes resulting from a partnership change may be the responsibility of the remaining dancer(s).
* If a routine cannot reasonably continue following the loss of a partner, the routine may be withdrawn from competition and performance opportunities at the discretion of the director.
Failure to Meet Requirements
Failure to meet program expectations, including:
* Missing required monthly lessons,
* Failing to schedule lessons in a timely manner,
* Failing to maintain enrollment in a competition class,
* Excessive absences,
* Repeated late cancellations, or
* Demonstrating a lack of commitment to the program may result in removal from the Solo, Duo & Trio Program.
If a dancer is removed from the program or voluntarily withdraws, their placement may be offered to a dancer on the waitlist. Any fees previously paid are non-refundable.
Participation in the Solo, Duo & Trio Program signifies a commitment to the entire season and an understanding that consistent attendance, preparation, and effort are necessary for success.
*Registration for this class does not guarantee placement.
12:00 PM to 12:00 PM
Luverne
Explore Dance A (FALL)
Explore Dance
Explore Dance is designed for dancers ages 4–5 who are ready to continue developing their dance skills while having fun in a positive, encouraging environment. Through creative movement, basic ballet, jazz, and musical activities, dancers will develop coordination, balance, rhythm, flexibility, and confidence.
This class encourages dancers to use their imagination, express themselves through movement, and learn important classroom skills such as listening, teamwork, and following directions. As dancers grow throughout the season, they will continue developing their dance vocabulary and performance skills while building friendships and a love for dance.
Explore Dance is offered as a semester-based class, giving families the flexibility to participate in either the Fall Semester or Spring Semester.
Fall Semester
September 14, 2026 – January 17, 2027
Includes participation in the Winter Showcase on January 17, 2027.
Spring Semester
January 25, 2027 – May 23, 2027
Includes participation in the Spring Recital on May 23, 2027.
The registration fee includes the dancer's performance outfit and tights for the semester performance.
Families who enroll in the Fall Semester and choose to continue into the Spring Semester are welcome to do so. Dancers continuing from fall to spring will have their Spring registration fee waived and will continue using the same outfit for both performances.
A minimum of 5 dancers must be enrolled for this class to be offered. If the 5-dancer minimum is not met, the class will not run and all registration fees will be returned.
Whether your dancer is new to dance or returning for another season, Explore Dance provides the perfect opportunity to learn, grow, and shine on stage while having fun along the way.
Explore Dance
Explore Dance is designed for dancers ages 4–5 who are ready to continue developing their dance skills while having fun in a positive, encouraging environment. Through creative movement, basic ballet, jazz, and musical activities, dancers will develop coordination, balance, rhythm, flexibility, and confidence.
This class encourages dancers to use their imagination, express themselves through movement, and learn important classroom skills such as listening, teamwork, and following directions. As dancers grow throughout the season, they will continue developing their dance vocabulary and performance skills while building friendships and a love for dance.
Explore Dance is offered as a semester-based class, giving families the flexibility to participate in either the Fall Semester or Spring Semester.
Fall Semester
September 14, 2026 – January 17, 2027
Includes participation in the Winter Showcase on January 17, 2027.
Spring Semester
January 25, 2027 – May 23, 2027
Includes participation in the Spring Recital on May 23, 2027.
The registration fee includes the dancer's performance outfit and tights for the semester performance.
Families who enroll in the Fall Semester and choose to continue into the Spring Semester are welcome to do so. Dancers continuing from fall to spring will have their Spring registration fee waived and will continue using the same outfit for both performances.
A minimum of 5 dancers must be enrolled for this class to be offered. If the 5-dancer minimum is not met, the class will not run and all registration fees will be returned.
Whether your dancer is new to dance or returning for another season, Explore Dance provides the perfect opportunity to learn, grow, and shine on stage while having fun along the way.
Monday
5:00 PM to 5:30 PM
5:00 PM to 5:30 PM
Luverne
Explore Dance A (SPRING)
Explore Dance
Explore Dance is designed for dancers ages 4–5 who are ready to continue developing their dance skills while having fun in a positive, encouraging environment. Through creative movement, basic ballet, jazz, and musical activities, dancers will develop coordination, balance, rhythm, flexibility, and confidence.
This class encourages dancers to use their imagination, express themselves through movement, and learn important classroom skills such as listening, teamwork, and following directions. As dancers grow throughout the season, they will continue developing their dance vocabulary and performance skills while building friendships and a love for dance.
Explore Dance is offered as a semester-based class, giving families the flexibility to participate in either the Fall Semester or Spring Semester.
Fall Semester
September 14, 2026 – January 17, 2027
Includes participation in the Winter Showcase on January 17, 2027.
Spring Semester
January 25, 2027 – May 23, 2027
Includes participation in the Spring Recital on May 23, 2027.
The registration fee includes the dancer's performance outfit and tights for the semester performance.
Families who enroll in the Fall Semester and choose to continue into the Spring Semester are welcome to do so. Dancers continuing from fall to spring will have their Spring registration fee waived and will continue using the same outfit for both performances.
A minimum of 5 dancers must be enrolled for this class to be offered. If the 5-dancer minimum is not met, the class will not run and all registration fees will be returned.
Whether your dancer is new to dance or returning for another season, Explore Dance provides the perfect opportunity to learn, grow, and shine on stage while having fun along the way.
Explore Dance
Explore Dance is designed for dancers ages 4–5 who are ready to continue developing their dance skills while having fun in a positive, encouraging environment. Through creative movement, basic ballet, jazz, and musical activities, dancers will develop coordination, balance, rhythm, flexibility, and confidence.
This class encourages dancers to use their imagination, express themselves through movement, and learn important classroom skills such as listening, teamwork, and following directions. As dancers grow throughout the season, they will continue developing their dance vocabulary and performance skills while building friendships and a love for dance.
Explore Dance is offered as a semester-based class, giving families the flexibility to participate in either the Fall Semester or Spring Semester.
Fall Semester
September 14, 2026 – January 17, 2027
Includes participation in the Winter Showcase on January 17, 2027.
Spring Semester
January 25, 2027 – May 23, 2027
Includes participation in the Spring Recital on May 23, 2027.
The registration fee includes the dancer's performance outfit and tights for the semester performance.
Families who enroll in the Fall Semester and choose to continue into the Spring Semester are welcome to do so. Dancers continuing from fall to spring will have their Spring registration fee waived and will continue using the same outfit for both performances.
A minimum of 5 dancers must be enrolled for this class to be offered. If the 5-dancer minimum is not met, the class will not run and all registration fees will be returned.
Whether your dancer is new to dance or returning for another season, Explore Dance provides the perfect opportunity to learn, grow, and shine on stage while having fun along the way.
Monday
5:00 PM to 5:30 PM
5:00 PM to 5:30 PM
Luverne
1st-2nd grade performance (FALL)
1st–2nd Grade Performance Dance
Our 1st–2nd Grade Performance Dance class is designed for dancers who are ready to continue building their dance skills, confidence, and love for performing in a fun and encouraging environment.
This is a semester-based class that meets once a week for 45 minutes, giving families the flexibility to participate in either the Fall Semester or Spring Semester. Dancers will learn one performance routine throughout the semester while also being introduced to multiple styles of dance, including jazz, ballet, and tap, helping them develop a strong and well-rounded dance foundation.
Throughout the semester, dancers will work on dance terminology, technique, coordination, flexibility, rhythm, and confidence through stretching, across-the-floor activities, center work, games, and fun combinations designed for their age and skill level.
Fall Semester
September 14, 2026 – January 17, 2027
Includes participation in the Winter Showcase on January 17, 2027.
Spring Semester
January 25, 2027 – May 23, 2027
Includes participation in the Spring Recital on May 23, 2027.
Dancers may also have opportunities to perform at community events throughout their semester as opportunities arise.
The registration fee includes your dancer's performance outfit and tights for the semester performance.
Families who enroll in the Fall Semester and choose to continue into the Spring Semester are welcome to do so. Dancers continuing from fall to spring will have their Spring registration fee waived and will use the same performance outfit for both semesters.
A minimum of 5 dancers must be enrolled for each semester for the class to be offered. If the 5-dancer minimum is not met, the class will not run and all registration fees will be returned.
1st–2nd Grade Performance Dance provides dancers with the opportunity to strengthen their skills, build confidence, make friends, and experience the excitement of performing on stage while continuing to grow their love of dance.
1st–2nd Grade Performance Dance
Our 1st–2nd Grade Performance Dance class is designed for dancers who are ready to continue building their dance skills, confidence, and love for performing in a fun and encouraging environment.
This is a semester-based class that meets once a week for 45 minutes, giving families the flexibility to participate in either the Fall Semester or Spring Semester. Dancers will learn one performance routine throughout the semester while also being introduced to multiple styles of dance, including jazz, ballet, and tap, helping them develop a strong and well-rounded dance foundation.
Throughout the semester, dancers will work on dance terminology, technique, coordination, flexibility, rhythm, and confidence through stretching, across-the-floor activities, center work, games, and fun combinations designed for their age and skill level.
Fall Semester
September 14, 2026 – January 17, 2027
Includes participation in the Winter Showcase on January 17, 2027.
Spring Semester
January 25, 2027 – May 23, 2027
Includes participation in the Spring Recital on May 23, 2027.
Dancers may also have opportunities to perform at community events throughout their semester as opportunities arise.
The registration fee includes your dancer's performance outfit and tights for the semester performance.
Families who enroll in the Fall Semester and choose to continue into the Spring Semester are welcome to do so. Dancers continuing from fall to spring will have their Spring registration fee waived and will use the same performance outfit for both semesters.
A minimum of 5 dancers must be enrolled for each semester for the class to be offered. If the 5-dancer minimum is not met, the class will not run and all registration fees will be returned.
1st–2nd Grade Performance Dance provides dancers with the opportunity to strengthen their skills, build confidence, make friends, and experience the excitement of performing on stage while continuing to grow their love of dance.
Monday
5:30 PM to 6:15 PM
5:30 PM to 6:15 PM
Luverne
1st-2nd grade performance (SPRING)
1st–2nd Grade Performance Dance
Our 1st–2nd Grade Performance Dance class is designed for dancers who are ready to continue building their dance skills, confidence, and love for performing in a fun and encouraging environment.
This is a semester-based class that meets once a week for 45 minutes, giving families the flexibility to participate in either the Fall Semester or Spring Semester. Dancers will learn one performance routine throughout the semester while also being introduced to multiple styles of dance, including jazz, ballet, and tap, helping them develop a strong and well-rounded dance foundation.
Throughout the semester, dancers will work on dance terminology, technique, coordination, flexibility, rhythm, and confidence through stretching, across-the-floor activities, center work, games, and fun combinations designed for their age and skill level.
Fall Semester
September 14, 2026 – January 17, 2027
Includes participation in the Winter Showcase on January 17, 2027.
Spring Semester
January 25, 2027 – May 23, 2027
Includes participation in the Spring Recital on May 23, 2027.
Dancers may also have opportunities to perform at community events throughout their semester as opportunities arise.
The registration fee includes your dancer's performance outfit and tights for the semester performance.
Families who enroll in the Fall Semester and choose to continue into the Spring Semester are welcome to do so. Dancers continuing from fall to spring will have their Spring registration fee waived and will use the same performance outfit for both semesters.
A minimum of 5 dancers must be enrolled for each semester for the class to be offered. If the 5-dancer minimum is not met, the class will not run and all registration fees will be returned.
1st–2nd Grade Performance Dance provides dancers with the opportunity to strengthen their skills, build confidence, make friends, and experience the excitement of performing on stage while continuing to grow their love of dance.
1st–2nd Grade Performance Dance
Our 1st–2nd Grade Performance Dance class is designed for dancers who are ready to continue building their dance skills, confidence, and love for performing in a fun and encouraging environment.
This is a semester-based class that meets once a week for 45 minutes, giving families the flexibility to participate in either the Fall Semester or Spring Semester. Dancers will learn one performance routine throughout the semester while also being introduced to multiple styles of dance, including jazz, ballet, and tap, helping them develop a strong and well-rounded dance foundation.
Throughout the semester, dancers will work on dance terminology, technique, coordination, flexibility, rhythm, and confidence through stretching, across-the-floor activities, center work, games, and fun combinations designed for their age and skill level.
Fall Semester
September 14, 2026 – January 17, 2027
Includes participation in the Winter Showcase on January 17, 2027.
Spring Semester
January 25, 2027 – May 23, 2027
Includes participation in the Spring Recital on May 23, 2027.
Dancers may also have opportunities to perform at community events throughout their semester as opportunities arise.
The registration fee includes your dancer's performance outfit and tights for the semester performance.
Families who enroll in the Fall Semester and choose to continue into the Spring Semester are welcome to do so. Dancers continuing from fall to spring will have their Spring registration fee waived and will use the same performance outfit for both semesters.
A minimum of 5 dancers must be enrolled for each semester for the class to be offered. If the 5-dancer minimum is not met, the class will not run and all registration fees will be returned.
1st–2nd Grade Performance Dance provides dancers with the opportunity to strengthen their skills, build confidence, make friends, and experience the excitement of performing on stage while continuing to grow their love of dance.
Monday
5:30 PM to 6:15 PM
5:30 PM to 6:15 PM
Luverne
Ruby Competition Team
Competition Team
SDC Competition Teams are for dancers who are ready to grow their technique, confidence, performance skills, and teamwork while experiencing the excitement of competitive dance!
Dancers will learn a competition routine while developing technique, terminology, flexibility, musicality, stage presence, and performance quality. Competition is about more than awards—it teaches dancers commitment, teamwork, goal setting, sportsmanship, and confidence while giving them the opportunity to receive feedback from professional judges.
Competition Teams participate in 3 competitions throughout the season—two local competitions and one that may require travel within approximately 200 miles. Teams will also perform in the SDC Spring Recital and may have additional performance opportunities throughout the season.
Registration Fee: $150
The registration fee includes one pair of required competition shoes, competition tights, and required accessories if needed.
The registration fee does not include the competition costume, competition entry fees, additional required shoes, travel expenses, or other competition-related costs. These fees will be communicated to families throughout the season.
Competition Teams are placement-based to ensure each dancer is placed on a team that best supports their current skills and development. Consistent attendance, a positive attitude, teamwork, and commitment are expected from all Competition Team dancers.
We are excited to give dancers the opportunity to learn, create, achieve, and grow through the SDC Competition Team experience!
Competition Team
SDC Competition Teams are for dancers who are ready to grow their technique, confidence, performance skills, and teamwork while experiencing the excitement of competitive dance!
Dancers will learn a competition routine while developing technique, terminology, flexibility, musicality, stage presence, and performance quality. Competition is about more than awards—it teaches dancers commitment, teamwork, goal setting, sportsmanship, and confidence while giving them the opportunity to receive feedback from professional judges.
Competition Teams participate in 3 competitions throughout the season—two local competitions and one that may require travel within approximately 200 miles. Teams will also perform in the SDC Spring Recital and may have additional performance opportunities throughout the season.
Registration Fee: $150
The registration fee includes one pair of required competition shoes, competition tights, and required accessories if needed.
The registration fee does not include the competition costume, competition entry fees, additional required shoes, travel expenses, or other competition-related costs. These fees will be communicated to families throughout the season.
Competition Teams are placement-based to ensure each dancer is placed on a team that best supports their current skills and development. Consistent attendance, a positive attitude, teamwork, and commitment are expected from all Competition Team dancers.
We are excited to give dancers the opportunity to learn, create, achieve, and grow through the SDC Competition Team experience!
Monday
6:15 PM to 7:00 PM
6:15 PM to 7:00 PM
Luverne
Skills & Fundamentals
Dance Skills & Fundamentals
Our Dance Skills & Fundamentals class is designed for dancers who want extra time to focus on improving their technique, strengthening their fundamentals, and developing the skills that will help them grow in all areas of dance.
This 45-minute class meets once a week and focuses specifically on skill development rather than learning a performance routine. Dancers will work on proper technique, flexibility, strength, balance, coordination, turns, jumps, leaps, across-the-floor progressions, and other age-appropriate dance skills.
Because this is a technique-focused class, dancers will not learn a recital routine and will not perform in the Winter Showcase or Spring Recital. This allows the full class time to be dedicated to individual growth, skill development, and building a stronger technical foundation.
This class is highly recommended for competition dancers who want to strengthen their technique and continue progressing throughout the season. It is also a great addition for performance dancers who are looking for extra training and more opportunities to improve their skills.
Tuition is $45 per month for dancers who are not enrolled in another class. Dancers who are enrolled in another dance class receive a discounted rate of $25 per month for Dance Skills & Fundamentals.
Whether a dancer is working toward mastering a new skill, improving technique, or simply looking for additional training each week, Dance Skills & Fundamentals provides a positive environment where dancers can challenge themselves and continue growing.
Dance Skills & Fundamentals
Our Dance Skills & Fundamentals class is designed for dancers who want extra time to focus on improving their technique, strengthening their fundamentals, and developing the skills that will help them grow in all areas of dance.
This 45-minute class meets once a week and focuses specifically on skill development rather than learning a performance routine. Dancers will work on proper technique, flexibility, strength, balance, coordination, turns, jumps, leaps, across-the-floor progressions, and other age-appropriate dance skills.
Because this is a technique-focused class, dancers will not learn a recital routine and will not perform in the Winter Showcase or Spring Recital. This allows the full class time to be dedicated to individual growth, skill development, and building a stronger technical foundation.
This class is highly recommended for competition dancers who want to strengthen their technique and continue progressing throughout the season. It is also a great addition for performance dancers who are looking for extra training and more opportunities to improve their skills.
Tuition is $45 per month for dancers who are not enrolled in another class. Dancers who are enrolled in another dance class receive a discounted rate of $25 per month for Dance Skills & Fundamentals.
Whether a dancer is working toward mastering a new skill, improving technique, or simply looking for additional training each week, Dance Skills & Fundamentals provides a positive environment where dancers can challenge themselves and continue growing.
Monday
7:00 PM to 7:45 PM
7:00 PM to 7:45 PM
Luverne
Sapphire Competition Team
Competition Team
SDC Competition Teams are for dancers who are ready to grow their technique, confidence, performance skills, and teamwork while experiencing the excitement of competitive dance!
Dancers will learn a competition routine while developing technique, terminology, flexibility, musicality, stage presence, and performance quality. Competition is about more than awards—it teaches dancers commitment, teamwork, goal setting, sportsmanship, and confidence while giving them the opportunity to receive feedback from professional judges.
Competition Teams participate in 3 competitions throughout the season—two local competitions and one that may require travel within approximately 200 miles. Teams will also perform in the SDC Spring Recital and may have additional performance opportunities throughout the season.
Registration Fee: $150
The registration fee includes one pair of required competition shoes, competition tights, and required accessories if needed.
The registration fee does not include the competition costume, competition entry fees, additional required shoes, travel expenses, or other competition-related costs. These fees will be communicated to families throughout the season.
Competition Teams are placement-based to ensure each dancer is placed on a team that best supports their current skills and development. Consistent attendance, a positive attitude, teamwork, and commitment are expected from all Competition Team dancers.
We are excited to give dancers the opportunity to learn, create, achieve, and grow through the SDC Competition Team experience!
Competition Team
SDC Competition Teams are for dancers who are ready to grow their technique, confidence, performance skills, and teamwork while experiencing the excitement of competitive dance!
Dancers will learn a competition routine while developing technique, terminology, flexibility, musicality, stage presence, and performance quality. Competition is about more than awards—it teaches dancers commitment, teamwork, goal setting, sportsmanship, and confidence while giving them the opportunity to receive feedback from professional judges.
Competition Teams participate in 3 competitions throughout the season—two local competitions and one that may require travel within approximately 200 miles. Teams will also perform in the SDC Spring Recital and may have additional performance opportunities throughout the season.
Registration Fee: $150
The registration fee includes one pair of required competition shoes, competition tights, and required accessories if needed.
The registration fee does not include the competition costume, competition entry fees, additional required shoes, travel expenses, or other competition-related costs. These fees will be communicated to families throughout the season.
Competition Teams are placement-based to ensure each dancer is placed on a team that best supports their current skills and development. Consistent attendance, a positive attitude, teamwork, and commitment are expected from all Competition Team dancers.
We are excited to give dancers the opportunity to learn, create, achieve, and grow through the SDC Competition Team experience!
Monday
7:45 PM to 8:30 PM
7:45 PM to 8:30 PM
Luverne
4th - 5th Grade Performance
4th-5th Grade Performance Class
Our 4th-5th Grade Performance Class is designed for dancers who enjoy performing while continuing to develop their dance technique, flexibility, coordination, musicality, and confidence. Dancers will learn and perform two routines throughout the season, giving them multiple opportunities to grow as performers and showcase their hard work on stage.
Dance styles and music selections are discussed during our first class, allowing dancers to be involved in the creative process and get excited about what they will be performing throughout the year. This class provides a positive and encouraging environment where dancers can build friendships, gain confidence, and create lasting memories while learning the value of teamwork and commitment.
Whether your dancer is new to dance or has previous experience, this class is a great opportunity to develop skills, express creativity, and enjoy the excitement of performing at our winter and spring recitals.
Registration fee includes tights and two outfits.
4th-5th Grade Performance Class
Our 4th-5th Grade Performance Class is designed for dancers who enjoy performing while continuing to develop their dance technique, flexibility, coordination, musicality, and confidence. Dancers will learn and perform two routines throughout the season, giving them multiple opportunities to grow as performers and showcase their hard work on stage.
Dance styles and music selections are discussed during our first class, allowing dancers to be involved in the creative process and get excited about what they will be performing throughout the year. This class provides a positive and encouraging environment where dancers can build friendships, gain confidence, and create lasting memories while learning the value of teamwork and commitment.
Whether your dancer is new to dance or has previous experience, this class is a great opportunity to develop skills, express creativity, and enjoy the excitement of performing at our winter and spring recitals.
Registration fee includes tights and two outfits.
Tuesday
4:30 PM to 5:15 PM
4:30 PM to 5:15 PM
Luverne
Tiny Toes A (FALL)
Tiny Toes
Tiny Toes is the perfect introduction to dance for our youngest dancers! Designed especially for 3-year-olds, this class focuses on developing basic dance skills through music, movement, imagination, and play.
Dancers will explore the basics of ballet and creative movement while learning classroom structure, taking turns, following directions, and building confidence. Through fun songs, games, and age-appropriate activities, dancers will develop coordination, balance, rhythm, and a love for movement.
Tiny Toes is offered as a semester-based class, giving families the flexibility to participate in either the Fall Semester or Spring Semester.
Fall Semester
September 14, 2026 – January 17, 2027
Includes participation in the Winter Showcase on January 17, 2027.
Spring Semester
January 25, 2027 – May 23, 2027
Includes participation in the Spring Recital on May 23, 2027.
The registration fee includes the dancer's performance outfit and tights for the semester performance.
Families who enroll in the Fall Semester and choose to continue into the Spring Semester are welcome to do so. Dancers who continue from fall to spring will have their registration fee waived and will use the same outfit for both performances.
A minimum of 5 dancers must be enrolled for this class to be offered. If the minimum enrollment is not met, families will be notified prior to the start of the semester and registration fees will be refunded.
Our goal is to create a positive and encouraging environment where every dancer feels successful, has fun, and begins building a lifelong love of dance.
Tiny Toes
Tiny Toes is the perfect introduction to dance for our youngest dancers! Designed especially for 3-year-olds, this class focuses on developing basic dance skills through music, movement, imagination, and play.
Dancers will explore the basics of ballet and creative movement while learning classroom structure, taking turns, following directions, and building confidence. Through fun songs, games, and age-appropriate activities, dancers will develop coordination, balance, rhythm, and a love for movement.
Tiny Toes is offered as a semester-based class, giving families the flexibility to participate in either the Fall Semester or Spring Semester.
Fall Semester
September 14, 2026 – January 17, 2027
Includes participation in the Winter Showcase on January 17, 2027.
Spring Semester
January 25, 2027 – May 23, 2027
Includes participation in the Spring Recital on May 23, 2027.
The registration fee includes the dancer's performance outfit and tights for the semester performance.
Families who enroll in the Fall Semester and choose to continue into the Spring Semester are welcome to do so. Dancers who continue from fall to spring will have their registration fee waived and will use the same outfit for both performances.
A minimum of 5 dancers must be enrolled for this class to be offered. If the minimum enrollment is not met, families will be notified prior to the start of the semester and registration fees will be refunded.
Our goal is to create a positive and encouraging environment where every dancer feels successful, has fun, and begins building a lifelong love of dance.
Tuesday
5:15 PM to 5:45 PM
5:15 PM to 5:45 PM
Luverne
Tiny Toes A (SPRING)
Tiny Toes
Tiny Toes is the perfect introduction to dance for our youngest dancers! Designed especially for 3-year-olds, this class focuses on developing basic dance skills through music, movement, imagination, and play.
Dancers will explore the basics of ballet and creative movement while learning classroom structure, taking turns, following directions, and building confidence. Through fun songs, games, and age-appropriate activities, dancers will develop coordination, balance, rhythm, and a love for movement.
Tiny Toes is offered as a semester-based class, giving families the flexibility to participate in either the Fall Semester or Spring Semester.
Fall Semester
September 14, 2026 – January 17, 2027
Includes participation in the Winter Showcase on January 17, 2027.
Spring Semester
January 25, 2027 – May 23, 2027
Includes participation in the Spring Recital on May 23, 2027.
The registration fee includes the dancer's performance outfit and tights for the semester performance.
Families who enroll in the Fall Semester and choose to continue into the Spring Semester are welcome to do so. Dancers who continue from fall to spring will have their registration fee waived and will use the same outfit for both performances.
A minimum of 5 dancers must be enrolled for this class to be offered. If the minimum enrollment is not met, families will be notified prior to the start of the semester and registration fees will be refunded.
Our goal is to create a positive and encouraging environment where every dancer feels successful, has fun, and begins building a lifelong love of dance.
Tiny Toes
Tiny Toes is the perfect introduction to dance for our youngest dancers! Designed especially for 3-year-olds, this class focuses on developing basic dance skills through music, movement, imagination, and play.
Dancers will explore the basics of ballet and creative movement while learning classroom structure, taking turns, following directions, and building confidence. Through fun songs, games, and age-appropriate activities, dancers will develop coordination, balance, rhythm, and a love for movement.
Tiny Toes is offered as a semester-based class, giving families the flexibility to participate in either the Fall Semester or Spring Semester.
Fall Semester
September 14, 2026 – January 17, 2027
Includes participation in the Winter Showcase on January 17, 2027.
Spring Semester
January 25, 2027 – May 23, 2027
Includes participation in the Spring Recital on May 23, 2027.
The registration fee includes the dancer's performance outfit and tights for the semester performance.
Families who enroll in the Fall Semester and choose to continue into the Spring Semester are welcome to do so. Dancers who continue from fall to spring will have their registration fee waived and will use the same outfit for both performances.
A minimum of 5 dancers must be enrolled for this class to be offered. If the minimum enrollment is not met, families will be notified prior to the start of the semester and registration fees will be refunded.
Our goal is to create a positive and encouraging environment where every dancer feels successful, has fun, and begins building a lifelong love of dance.
Tuesday
5:15 PM to 5:45 PM
5:15 PM to 5:45 PM
Luverne
Kindergarten & 5 year olds with previous dance experience Performance
Kindergarten & 5 year olds with previous dance experience Performance
*Kindergarteners or 5-Year-Olds with Prior Dance Experience*
Our Kindergarten Performance Dance class is the perfect next step for young dancers who are ready to continue building their skills while having fun in a positive and encouraging environment. This class is open to **kindergarten-aged dancers or 5-year-olds who have participated in dance previously**.
This is a **full-year class that meets once a week for 30 minutes**, running from September through May. Dancers will learn performance routines throughout the year while being introduced to multiple styles of dance, including jazz, tap, and ballet, helping them become well-rounded dancers with a strong foundation across several dance genres.
Throughout the year, dancers will build dance terminology, technique, coordination, flexibility, rhythm, and confidence through stretching, games, across-the-floor activities, center work, and fun combinations designed specifically for young dancers.
Dancers will participate in both of our season performances:
**Winter Showcase**
January 17, 2027
**Spring Recital**
May 23, 2027
Dancers may also have opportunities to perform at community events throughout the year as opportunities arise.
The registration fee includes your dancer's tap shoes, performance outfit, and tights for the season, making sure they have what they need to be stage-ready for performances.
**A minimum of 5 dancers must be enrolled for this class to be offered. If the 5-dancer minimum is not met, the class will not run and all registration fees will be returned.**
Kindergarten Performance Dance provides a fun and encouraging environment where dancers can strengthen their technique, build confidence, make friends, gain performance experience, and continue developing a love for dance.
Kindergarten & 5 year olds with previous dance experience Performance
*Kindergarteners or 5-Year-Olds with Prior Dance Experience*
Our Kindergarten Performance Dance class is the perfect next step for young dancers who are ready to continue building their skills while having fun in a positive and encouraging environment. This class is open to **kindergarten-aged dancers or 5-year-olds who have participated in dance previously**.
This is a **full-year class that meets once a week for 30 minutes**, running from September through May. Dancers will learn performance routines throughout the year while being introduced to multiple styles of dance, including jazz, tap, and ballet, helping them become well-rounded dancers with a strong foundation across several dance genres.
Throughout the year, dancers will build dance terminology, technique, coordination, flexibility, rhythm, and confidence through stretching, games, across-the-floor activities, center work, and fun combinations designed specifically for young dancers.
Dancers will participate in both of our season performances:
**Winter Showcase**
January 17, 2027
**Spring Recital**
May 23, 2027
Dancers may also have opportunities to perform at community events throughout the year as opportunities arise.
The registration fee includes your dancer's tap shoes, performance outfit, and tights for the season, making sure they have what they need to be stage-ready for performances.
**A minimum of 5 dancers must be enrolled for this class to be offered. If the 5-dancer minimum is not met, the class will not run and all registration fees will be returned.**
Kindergarten Performance Dance provides a fun and encouraging environment where dancers can strengthen their technique, build confidence, make friends, gain performance experience, and continue developing a love for dance.
Tuesday
5:45 PM to 6:15 PM
5:45 PM to 6:15 PM
Luverne
Pearl Competition Team
Competition Team
SDC Competition Teams are for dancers who are ready to grow their technique, confidence, performance skills, and teamwork while experiencing the excitement of competitive dance!
Dancers will learn a competition routine while developing technique, terminology, flexibility, musicality, stage presence, and performance quality. Competition is about more than awards—it teaches dancers commitment, teamwork, goal setting, sportsmanship, and confidence while giving them the opportunity to receive feedback from professional judges.
Competition Teams participate in 3 competitions throughout the season—two local competitions and one that may require travel within approximately 200 miles. Teams will also perform in the SDC Spring Recital and may have additional performance opportunities throughout the season.
Registration Fee: $150
The registration fee includes one pair of required competition shoes, competition tights, and required accessories if needed.
The registration fee does not include the competition costume, competition entry fees, additional required shoes, travel expenses, or other competition-related costs. These fees will be communicated to families throughout the season.
Competition Teams are placement-based to ensure each dancer is placed on a team that best supports their current skills and development. Consistent attendance, a positive attitude, teamwork, and commitment are expected from all Competition Team dancers.
We are excited to give dancers the opportunity to learn, create, achieve, and grow through the SDC Competition Team experience!
Competition Team
SDC Competition Teams are for dancers who are ready to grow their technique, confidence, performance skills, and teamwork while experiencing the excitement of competitive dance!
Dancers will learn a competition routine while developing technique, terminology, flexibility, musicality, stage presence, and performance quality. Competition is about more than awards—it teaches dancers commitment, teamwork, goal setting, sportsmanship, and confidence while giving them the opportunity to receive feedback from professional judges.
Competition Teams participate in 3 competitions throughout the season—two local competitions and one that may require travel within approximately 200 miles. Teams will also perform in the SDC Spring Recital and may have additional performance opportunities throughout the season.
Registration Fee: $150
The registration fee includes one pair of required competition shoes, competition tights, and required accessories if needed.
The registration fee does not include the competition costume, competition entry fees, additional required shoes, travel expenses, or other competition-related costs. These fees will be communicated to families throughout the season.
Competition Teams are placement-based to ensure each dancer is placed on a team that best supports their current skills and development. Consistent attendance, a positive attitude, teamwork, and commitment are expected from all Competition Team dancers.
We are excited to give dancers the opportunity to learn, create, achieve, and grow through the SDC Competition Team experience!
Tuesday
6:15 PM to 7:00 PM
6:15 PM to 7:00 PM
Luverne
Diamond Competition Team
Competition Team
SDC Competition Teams are for dancers who are ready to grow their technique, confidence, performance skills, and teamwork while experiencing the excitement of competitive dance!
Dancers will learn a competition routine while developing technique, terminology, flexibility, musicality, stage presence, and performance quality. Competition is about more than awards—it teaches dancers commitment, teamwork, goal setting, sportsmanship, and confidence while giving them the opportunity to receive feedback from professional judges.
Competition Teams participate in 3 competitions throughout the season—two local competitions and one that may require travel within approximately 200 miles. Teams will also perform in the SDC Spring Recital and may have additional performance opportunities throughout the season.
Registration Fee: $150
The registration fee includes one pair of required competition shoes, competition tights, and required accessories if needed.
The registration fee does not include the competition costume, competition entry fees, additional required shoes, travel expenses, or other competition-related costs. These fees will be communicated to families throughout the season.
Competition Teams are placement-based to ensure each dancer is placed on a team that best supports their current skills and development. Consistent attendance, a positive attitude, teamwork, and commitment are expected from all Competition Team dancers.
We are excited to give dancers the opportunity to learn, create, achieve, and grow through the SDC Competition Team experience!
Competition Team
SDC Competition Teams are for dancers who are ready to grow their technique, confidence, performance skills, and teamwork while experiencing the excitement of competitive dance!
Dancers will learn a competition routine while developing technique, terminology, flexibility, musicality, stage presence, and performance quality. Competition is about more than awards—it teaches dancers commitment, teamwork, goal setting, sportsmanship, and confidence while giving them the opportunity to receive feedback from professional judges.
Competition Teams participate in 3 competitions throughout the season—two local competitions and one that may require travel within approximately 200 miles. Teams will also perform in the SDC Spring Recital and may have additional performance opportunities throughout the season.
Registration Fee: $150
The registration fee includes one pair of required competition shoes, competition tights, and required accessories if needed.
The registration fee does not include the competition costume, competition entry fees, additional required shoes, travel expenses, or other competition-related costs. These fees will be communicated to families throughout the season.
Competition Teams are placement-based to ensure each dancer is placed on a team that best supports their current skills and development. Consistent attendance, a positive attitude, teamwork, and commitment are expected from all Competition Team dancers.
We are excited to give dancers the opportunity to learn, create, achieve, and grow through the SDC Competition Team experience!
Tuesday
7:15 PM to 8:00 PM
7:15 PM to 8:00 PM
Luverne
Tiny Toes B (FALL)
Tiny Toes
Tiny Toes is the perfect introduction to dance for our youngest dancers! Designed especially for 3-year-olds, this class focuses on developing basic dance skills through music, movement, imagination, and play.
Dancers will explore the basics of ballet and creative movement while learning classroom structure, taking turns, following directions, and building confidence. Through fun songs, games, and age-appropriate activities, dancers will develop coordination, balance, rhythm, and a love for movement.
Tiny Toes is offered as a semester-based class, giving families the flexibility to participate in either the Fall Semester or Spring Semester.
Fall Semester
September 14, 2026 – January 17, 2027
Includes participation in the Winter Showcase on January 17, 2027.
Spring Semester
January 25, 2027 – May 23, 2027
Includes participation in the Spring Recital on May 23, 2027.
The registration fee includes the dancer's performance outfit and tights for the semester performance.
Families who enroll in the Fall Semester and choose to continue into the Spring Semester are welcome to do so. Dancers who continue from fall to spring will have their registration fee waived and will use the same outfit for both performances.
A minimum of 5 dancers must be enrolled for this class to be offered. If the minimum enrollment is not met, families will be notified prior to the start of the semester and registration fees will be refunded.
Our goal is to create a positive and encouraging environment where every dancer feels successful, has fun, and begins building a lifelong love of dance.
Tiny Toes
Tiny Toes is the perfect introduction to dance for our youngest dancers! Designed especially for 3-year-olds, this class focuses on developing basic dance skills through music, movement, imagination, and play.
Dancers will explore the basics of ballet and creative movement while learning classroom structure, taking turns, following directions, and building confidence. Through fun songs, games, and age-appropriate activities, dancers will develop coordination, balance, rhythm, and a love for movement.
Tiny Toes is offered as a semester-based class, giving families the flexibility to participate in either the Fall Semester or Spring Semester.
Fall Semester
September 14, 2026 – January 17, 2027
Includes participation in the Winter Showcase on January 17, 2027.
Spring Semester
January 25, 2027 – May 23, 2027
Includes participation in the Spring Recital on May 23, 2027.
The registration fee includes the dancer's performance outfit and tights for the semester performance.
Families who enroll in the Fall Semester and choose to continue into the Spring Semester are welcome to do so. Dancers who continue from fall to spring will have their registration fee waived and will use the same outfit for both performances.
A minimum of 5 dancers must be enrolled for this class to be offered. If the minimum enrollment is not met, families will be notified prior to the start of the semester and registration fees will be refunded.
Our goal is to create a positive and encouraging environment where every dancer feels successful, has fun, and begins building a lifelong love of dance.
Wednesday
4:45 PM to 5:15 PM
4:45 PM to 5:15 PM
Luverne
Tiny Toes B (SPRING)
Tiny Toes
Tiny Toes is the perfect introduction to dance for our youngest dancers! Designed especially for 3-year-olds, this class focuses on developing basic dance skills through music, movement, imagination, and play.
Dancers will explore the basics of ballet and creative movement while learning classroom structure, taking turns, following directions, and building confidence. Through fun songs, games, and age-appropriate activities, dancers will develop coordination, balance, rhythm, and a love for movement.
Tiny Toes is offered as a semester-based class, giving families the flexibility to participate in either the Fall Semester or Spring Semester.
Fall Semester
September 14, 2026 – January 17, 2027
Includes participation in the Winter Showcase on January 17, 2027.
Spring Semester
January 25, 2027 – May 23, 2027
Includes participation in the Spring Recital on May 23, 2027.
The registration fee includes the dancer's performance outfit and tights for the semester performance.
Families who enroll in the Fall Semester and choose to continue into the Spring Semester are welcome to do so. Dancers who continue from fall to spring will have their registration fee waived and will use the same outfit for both performances.
A minimum of 5 dancers must be enrolled for this class to be offered. If the minimum enrollment is not met, families will be notified prior to the start of the semester and registration fees will be refunded.
Our goal is to create a positive and encouraging environment where every dancer feels successful, has fun, and begins building a lifelong love of dance.
Tiny Toes
Tiny Toes is the perfect introduction to dance for our youngest dancers! Designed especially for 3-year-olds, this class focuses on developing basic dance skills through music, movement, imagination, and play.
Dancers will explore the basics of ballet and creative movement while learning classroom structure, taking turns, following directions, and building confidence. Through fun songs, games, and age-appropriate activities, dancers will develop coordination, balance, rhythm, and a love for movement.
Tiny Toes is offered as a semester-based class, giving families the flexibility to participate in either the Fall Semester or Spring Semester.
Fall Semester
September 14, 2026 – January 17, 2027
Includes participation in the Winter Showcase on January 17, 2027.
Spring Semester
January 25, 2027 – May 23, 2027
Includes participation in the Spring Recital on May 23, 2027.
The registration fee includes the dancer's performance outfit and tights for the semester performance.
Families who enroll in the Fall Semester and choose to continue into the Spring Semester are welcome to do so. Dancers who continue from fall to spring will have their registration fee waived and will use the same outfit for both performances.
A minimum of 5 dancers must be enrolled for this class to be offered. If the minimum enrollment is not met, families will be notified prior to the start of the semester and registration fees will be refunded.
Our goal is to create a positive and encouraging environment where every dancer feels successful, has fun, and begins building a lifelong love of dance.
Wednesday
4:45 PM to 5:15 PM
4:45 PM to 5:15 PM
Luverne
Explore Dance B (FALL)
Explore Dance
Explore Dance is designed for dancers ages 4–5 who are ready to continue developing their dance skills while having fun in a positive, encouraging environment. Through creative movement, basic ballet, jazz, and musical activities, dancers will develop coordination, balance, rhythm, flexibility, and confidence.
This class encourages dancers to use their imagination, express themselves through movement, and learn important classroom skills such as listening, teamwork, and following directions. As dancers grow throughout the season, they will continue developing their dance vocabulary and performance skills while building friendships and a love for dance.
Explore Dance is offered as a semester-based class, giving families the flexibility to participate in either the Fall Semester or Spring Semester.
Fall Semester
September 14, 2026 – January 17, 2027
Includes participation in the Winter Showcase on January 17, 2027.
Spring Semester
January 25, 2027 – May 23, 2027
Includes participation in the Spring Recital on May 23, 2027.
The registration fee includes the dancer's performance outfit and tights for the semester performance.
Families who enroll in the Fall Semester and choose to continue into the Spring Semester are welcome to do so. Dancers continuing from fall to spring will have their Spring registration fee waived and will continue using the same outfit for both performances.
A minimum of 5 dancers must be enrolled for this class to be offered. If the 5-dancer minimum is not met, the class will not run and all registration fees will be returned.
Whether your dancer is new to dance or returning for another season, Explore Dance provides the perfect opportunity to learn, grow, and shine on stage while having fun along the way.
Explore Dance
Explore Dance is designed for dancers ages 4–5 who are ready to continue developing their dance skills while having fun in a positive, encouraging environment. Through creative movement, basic ballet, jazz, and musical activities, dancers will develop coordination, balance, rhythm, flexibility, and confidence.
This class encourages dancers to use their imagination, express themselves through movement, and learn important classroom skills such as listening, teamwork, and following directions. As dancers grow throughout the season, they will continue developing their dance vocabulary and performance skills while building friendships and a love for dance.
Explore Dance is offered as a semester-based class, giving families the flexibility to participate in either the Fall Semester or Spring Semester.
Fall Semester
September 14, 2026 – January 17, 2027
Includes participation in the Winter Showcase on January 17, 2027.
Spring Semester
January 25, 2027 – May 23, 2027
Includes participation in the Spring Recital on May 23, 2027.
The registration fee includes the dancer's performance outfit and tights for the semester performance.
Families who enroll in the Fall Semester and choose to continue into the Spring Semester are welcome to do so. Dancers continuing from fall to spring will have their Spring registration fee waived and will continue using the same outfit for both performances.
A minimum of 5 dancers must be enrolled for this class to be offered. If the 5-dancer minimum is not met, the class will not run and all registration fees will be returned.
Whether your dancer is new to dance or returning for another season, Explore Dance provides the perfect opportunity to learn, grow, and shine on stage while having fun along the way.
Wednesday
5:15 PM to 5:45 PM
5:15 PM to 5:45 PM
Luverne
Explore Dance B (SPRING)
Explore Dance
Explore Dance is designed for dancers ages 4–5 who are ready to continue developing their dance skills while having fun in a positive, encouraging environment. Through creative movement, basic ballet, jazz, and musical activities, dancers will develop coordination, balance, rhythm, flexibility, and confidence.
This class encourages dancers to use their imagination, express themselves through movement, and learn important classroom skills such as listening, teamwork, and following directions. As dancers grow throughout the season, they will continue developing their dance vocabulary and performance skills while building friendships and a love for dance.
Explore Dance is offered as a semester-based class, giving families the flexibility to participate in either the Fall Semester or Spring Semester.
Fall Semester
September 14, 2026 – January 17, 2027
Includes participation in the Winter Showcase on January 17, 2027.
Spring Semester
January 25, 2027 – May 23, 2027
Includes participation in the Spring Recital on May 23, 2027.
The registration fee includes the dancer's performance outfit and tights for the semester performance.
Families who enroll in the Fall Semester and choose to continue into the Spring Semester are welcome to do so. Dancers continuing from fall to spring will have their Spring registration fee waived and will continue using the same outfit for both performances.
A minimum of 5 dancers must be enrolled for this class to be offered. If the 5-dancer minimum is not met, the class will not run and all registration fees will be returned.
Whether your dancer is new to dance or returning for another season, Explore Dance provides the perfect opportunity to learn, grow, and shine on stage while having fun along the way.
Explore Dance
Explore Dance is designed for dancers ages 4–5 who are ready to continue developing their dance skills while having fun in a positive, encouraging environment. Through creative movement, basic ballet, jazz, and musical activities, dancers will develop coordination, balance, rhythm, flexibility, and confidence.
This class encourages dancers to use their imagination, express themselves through movement, and learn important classroom skills such as listening, teamwork, and following directions. As dancers grow throughout the season, they will continue developing their dance vocabulary and performance skills while building friendships and a love for dance.
Explore Dance is offered as a semester-based class, giving families the flexibility to participate in either the Fall Semester or Spring Semester.
Fall Semester
September 14, 2026 – January 17, 2027
Includes participation in the Winter Showcase on January 17, 2027.
Spring Semester
January 25, 2027 – May 23, 2027
Includes participation in the Spring Recital on May 23, 2027.
The registration fee includes the dancer's performance outfit and tights for the semester performance.
Families who enroll in the Fall Semester and choose to continue into the Spring Semester are welcome to do so. Dancers continuing from fall to spring will have their Spring registration fee waived and will continue using the same outfit for both performances.
A minimum of 5 dancers must be enrolled for this class to be offered. If the 5-dancer minimum is not met, the class will not run and all registration fees will be returned.
Whether your dancer is new to dance or returning for another season, Explore Dance provides the perfect opportunity to learn, grow, and shine on stage while having fun along the way.
Wednesday
5:15 PM to 5:45 PM
5:15 PM to 5:45 PM
Luverne
Kindergarten - 2nd Grade Performance (FALL)
Kindergarten– 2nd Grade Performance Dance
Our Kindergarten–2nd Grade Performance Dance class is designed for young dancers who are ready to build their dance skills, confidence, and love for performing in a fun and encouraging environment.
This is a semester-based class that meets once a week for 45 minutes, giving families the flexibility to participate in either the Fall Semester or Spring Semester. Dancers will learn one performance routine throughout the semester while also being introduced to multiple styles of dance, including jazz, ballet, and tap, helping them develop a strong and well-rounded dance foundation.
Throughout the semester, dancers will work on dance terminology, technique, coordination, flexibility, rhythm, and confidence through stretching, across-the-floor activities, center work, games, and fun combinations designed for their age and skill level.
Fall Semester
September 14, 2026 – January 17, 2027
Includes participation in the Winter Showcase on January 17, 2027.
Spring Semester
January 25, 2027 – May 23, 2027
Includes participation in the Spring Recital on May 23, 2027.
Dancers may also have opportunities to perform at community events throughout their semester as opportunities arise.
The registration fee includes your dancer's performance outfit and tights for the semester performance.
Families who enroll in the Fall Semester and choose to continue into the Spring Semester are welcome to do so. Dancers continuing from fall to spring will have their Spring registration fee waived and will use the same performance outfit for both semesters.
A minimum of 5 dancers must be enrolled for each semester for the class to be offered. If the 5-dancer minimum is not met, the class will not run and all registration fees will be returned.
Kindergarten– 2nd Grade Performance Dance provides dancers with the opportunity to learn new skills, build confidence, make friends, and experience the excitement of performing on stage while continuing to grow their love of dance.
Kindergarten– 2nd Grade Performance Dance
Our Kindergarten–2nd Grade Performance Dance class is designed for young dancers who are ready to build their dance skills, confidence, and love for performing in a fun and encouraging environment.
This is a semester-based class that meets once a week for 45 minutes, giving families the flexibility to participate in either the Fall Semester or Spring Semester. Dancers will learn one performance routine throughout the semester while also being introduced to multiple styles of dance, including jazz, ballet, and tap, helping them develop a strong and well-rounded dance foundation.
Throughout the semester, dancers will work on dance terminology, technique, coordination, flexibility, rhythm, and confidence through stretching, across-the-floor activities, center work, games, and fun combinations designed for their age and skill level.
Fall Semester
September 14, 2026 – January 17, 2027
Includes participation in the Winter Showcase on January 17, 2027.
Spring Semester
January 25, 2027 – May 23, 2027
Includes participation in the Spring Recital on May 23, 2027.
Dancers may also have opportunities to perform at community events throughout their semester as opportunities arise.
The registration fee includes your dancer's performance outfit and tights for the semester performance.
Families who enroll in the Fall Semester and choose to continue into the Spring Semester are welcome to do so. Dancers continuing from fall to spring will have their Spring registration fee waived and will use the same performance outfit for both semesters.
A minimum of 5 dancers must be enrolled for each semester for the class to be offered. If the 5-dancer minimum is not met, the class will not run and all registration fees will be returned.
Kindergarten– 2nd Grade Performance Dance provides dancers with the opportunity to learn new skills, build confidence, make friends, and experience the excitement of performing on stage while continuing to grow their love of dance.
Thursday
4:45 PM to 5:30 PM
4:45 PM to 5:30 PM
Luverne
Kindergarten - 2nd Grade Performance (SPRING)
Kindergarten– 2nd Grade Performance Dance
Our Kindergarten–2nd Grade Performance Dance class is designed for young dancers who are ready to build their dance skills, confidence, and love for performing in a fun and encouraging environment.
This is a semester-based class that meets once a week for 45 minutes, giving families the flexibility to participate in either the Fall Semester or Spring Semester. Dancers will learn one performance routine throughout the semester while also being introduced to multiple styles of dance, including jazz, ballet, and tap, helping them develop a strong and well-rounded dance foundation.
Throughout the semester, dancers will work on dance terminology, technique, coordination, flexibility, rhythm, and confidence through stretching, across-the-floor activities, center work, games, and fun combinations designed for their age and skill level.
Fall Semester
September 14, 2026 – January 17, 2027
Includes participation in the Winter Showcase on January 17, 2027.
Spring Semester
January 25, 2027 – May 23, 2027
Includes participation in the Spring Recital on May 23, 2027.
Dancers may also have opportunities to perform at community events throughout their semester as opportunities arise.
The registration fee includes your dancer's performance outfit and tights for the semester performance.
Families who enroll in the Fall Semester and choose to continue into the Spring Semester are welcome to do so. Dancers continuing from fall to spring will have their Spring registration fee waived and will use the same performance outfit for both semesters.
A minimum of 5 dancers must be enrolled for each semester for the class to be offered. If the 5-dancer minimum is not met, the class will not run and all registration fees will be returned.
Kindergarten– 2nd Grade Performance Dance provides dancers with the opportunity to learn new skills, build confidence, make friends, and experience the excitement of performing on stage while continuing to grow their love of dance.
Kindergarten– 2nd Grade Performance Dance
Our Kindergarten–2nd Grade Performance Dance class is designed for young dancers who are ready to build their dance skills, confidence, and love for performing in a fun and encouraging environment.
This is a semester-based class that meets once a week for 45 minutes, giving families the flexibility to participate in either the Fall Semester or Spring Semester. Dancers will learn one performance routine throughout the semester while also being introduced to multiple styles of dance, including jazz, ballet, and tap, helping them develop a strong and well-rounded dance foundation.
Throughout the semester, dancers will work on dance terminology, technique, coordination, flexibility, rhythm, and confidence through stretching, across-the-floor activities, center work, games, and fun combinations designed for their age and skill level.
Fall Semester
September 14, 2026 – January 17, 2027
Includes participation in the Winter Showcase on January 17, 2027.
Spring Semester
January 25, 2027 – May 23, 2027
Includes participation in the Spring Recital on May 23, 2027.
Dancers may also have opportunities to perform at community events throughout their semester as opportunities arise.
The registration fee includes your dancer's performance outfit and tights for the semester performance.
Families who enroll in the Fall Semester and choose to continue into the Spring Semester are welcome to do so. Dancers continuing from fall to spring will have their Spring registration fee waived and will use the same performance outfit for both semesters.
A minimum of 5 dancers must be enrolled for each semester for the class to be offered. If the 5-dancer minimum is not met, the class will not run and all registration fees will be returned.
Kindergarten– 2nd Grade Performance Dance provides dancers with the opportunity to learn new skills, build confidence, make friends, and experience the excitement of performing on stage while continuing to grow their love of dance.
Thursday
4:45 PM to 5:30 PM
4:45 PM to 5:30 PM
Luverne
2nd - 3rd Performance (FULL YEAR)
2nd–3rd Grade Performance Dance
Our 2nd–3rd Grade Performance Dance class is designed for dancers who are ready to strengthen their technique, expand their dance knowledge, and continue growing as confident performers.
Fall Semester: September 14, 2026 – January 17, 2027
Spring Semester: January 25, 2027 – May 23, 2027
Dancers may register for the fall semester and have the option to continue into the spring semester at the end of the fall session.
Throughout the semester, dancers will learn one performance routine while training in multiple styles of dance, including jazz, tap, and ballet. Exploring a variety of genres helps dancers become well-rounded performers while building a strong technical foundation that prepares them for future dance opportunities.
Classes focus on proper dance terminology, technique, flexibility, strength, coordination, musicality, and performance quality through stretching, across-the-floor progressions, center work, choreography, and skill-building combinations. Dancers will also continue developing classroom etiquette, teamwork, and confidence in a fun and encouraging environment.
Dancers will have opportunities to perform at community events throughout the semester, as opportunities arise, in addition to one recital performance. The registration fee includes your dancer's performance outfit and tights, so they are ready to take the stage with confidence.
This class is perfect for dancers who love to perform, want to continue improving their technique, and are excited to challenge themselves while creating lasting friendships and a lifelong passion for dance.
2nd–3rd Grade Performance Dance
Our 2nd–3rd Grade Performance Dance class is designed for dancers who are ready to strengthen their technique, expand their dance knowledge, and continue growing as confident performers.
Fall Semester: September 14, 2026 – January 17, 2027
Spring Semester: January 25, 2027 – May 23, 2027
Dancers may register for the fall semester and have the option to continue into the spring semester at the end of the fall session.
Throughout the semester, dancers will learn one performance routine while training in multiple styles of dance, including jazz, tap, and ballet. Exploring a variety of genres helps dancers become well-rounded performers while building a strong technical foundation that prepares them for future dance opportunities.
Classes focus on proper dance terminology, technique, flexibility, strength, coordination, musicality, and performance quality through stretching, across-the-floor progressions, center work, choreography, and skill-building combinations. Dancers will also continue developing classroom etiquette, teamwork, and confidence in a fun and encouraging environment.
Dancers will have opportunities to perform at community events throughout the semester, as opportunities arise, in addition to one recital performance. The registration fee includes your dancer's performance outfit and tights, so they are ready to take the stage with confidence.
This class is perfect for dancers who love to perform, want to continue improving their technique, and are excited to challenge themselves while creating lasting friendships and a lifelong passion for dance.
Thursday
5:30 PM to 6:15 PM
5:30 PM to 6:15 PM
Luverne
Middle School Performance
Middle School Performance
Our Middle School Performance Dance class is designed for dancers in grades 6–8 who love to perform and want to continue growing their technique in a fun, supportive environment. This class is a great fit for dancers looking for a performance opportunity without the commitment of a competition team, and it also serves as an excellent add-on class for current competition dancers wanting additional training and stage experience.
Full Season:
September 14, 2026 – May 23, 2027
Throughout the season, dancers will continue building their technique, strength, flexibility, musicality, and performance quality while training in multiple dance styles. Classes focus on proper dance terminology, across-the-floor progressions, center work, choreography, and skill-building combinations that challenge dancers while fostering confidence and artistry.
Dancers will learn and perform two routines throughout the year—one for the Winter Recital in January and one for the Spring Recital in May. Additional community performance opportunities may also be available throughout the season.
This class emphasizes teamwork, performance skills, and a passion for dance while providing dancers with additional stage experience in a positive and encouraging atmosphere. Whether you're looking to stay involved in dance, enhance your competition training, or simply enjoy performing, this class is the perfect opportunity to continue growing as a dancer.
The registration fee includes two performance outfits and tights, so dancers are fully prepared for both recital performances. This is a nonrefundable fee.
Middle School Performance
Our Middle School Performance Dance class is designed for dancers in grades 6–8 who love to perform and want to continue growing their technique in a fun, supportive environment. This class is a great fit for dancers looking for a performance opportunity without the commitment of a competition team, and it also serves as an excellent add-on class for current competition dancers wanting additional training and stage experience.
Full Season:
September 14, 2026 – May 23, 2027
Throughout the season, dancers will continue building their technique, strength, flexibility, musicality, and performance quality while training in multiple dance styles. Classes focus on proper dance terminology, across-the-floor progressions, center work, choreography, and skill-building combinations that challenge dancers while fostering confidence and artistry.
Dancers will learn and perform two routines throughout the year—one for the Winter Recital in January and one for the Spring Recital in May. Additional community performance opportunities may also be available throughout the season.
This class emphasizes teamwork, performance skills, and a passion for dance while providing dancers with additional stage experience in a positive and encouraging atmosphere. Whether you're looking to stay involved in dance, enhance your competition training, or simply enjoy performing, this class is the perfect opportunity to continue growing as a dancer.
The registration fee includes two performance outfits and tights, so dancers are fully prepared for both recital performances. This is a nonrefundable fee.
Thursday
6:45 PM to 7:30 PM
6:45 PM to 7:30 PM
Luverne
Open Studio
Open Studio
Open Studio gives dancers extra time and space to practice, work on skills, and continue improving outside of their regular classes.
During Open Studio, dancers can use the studio to practice skills they are currently working on, review choreography, stretch, work on flexibility, practice turns, leaps, jumps, or simply get in some extra dance time.
Open Studio is not a structured dance class. Dancers are encouraged to come with skills, routines, or goals they would like to work on and use the time for independent practice. An instructor will be present for supervision and may provide guidance or feedback as needed, but dancers should not expect a traditional instructor-led class.
Open Studio is a great option for performance and competition dancers looking for additional practice time throughout the season. Competition dancers are especially encouraged to take advantage of Open Studio to work on routines and skills between classes and private lessons.
Registration is required before attending Open Studio. Dancers may register for individual drop-in sessions or purchase a punch card for multiple visits.
Come ready to practice, challenge yourself, and make the most of some extra time in the studio!
Open Studio
Open Studio gives dancers extra time and space to practice, work on skills, and continue improving outside of their regular classes.
During Open Studio, dancers can use the studio to practice skills they are currently working on, review choreography, stretch, work on flexibility, practice turns, leaps, jumps, or simply get in some extra dance time.
Open Studio is not a structured dance class. Dancers are encouraged to come with skills, routines, or goals they would like to work on and use the time for independent practice. An instructor will be present for supervision and may provide guidance or feedback as needed, but dancers should not expect a traditional instructor-led class.
Open Studio is a great option for performance and competition dancers looking for additional practice time throughout the season. Competition dancers are especially encouraged to take advantage of Open Studio to work on routines and skills between classes and private lessons.
Registration is required before attending Open Studio. Dancers may register for individual drop-in sessions or purchase a punch card for multiple visits.
Come ready to practice, challenge yourself, and make the most of some extra time in the studio!
Thursday
7:30 PM to 8:30 PM
7:30 PM to 8:30 PM
Luverne