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Our Classes

From first steps to advanced training - ballet, tap, jazz, acro, and more for dancers of every age.

Little ones · Ages 2 – 4

Our youngest dancers explore movement, rhythm, and creativity in a nurturing, playful environment. No prior experience needed.

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2 & 3 Year Old Programs

A gentle introduction to dance - music, movement, and making friends.

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4 Year Old Programs

Builds on early movement skills with ballet basics and creative expression.

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Beginner programs · Ages 5 – 7

Structured introductory classes for kids starting their dance journey. Multiple disciplines to try focusing on development, creativity and fun!

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Ballet

Where dancers build grace, posture, and a lifelong love of movement.

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Tap

Rhythm and footwork made fun — dancers learn to make music with their feet.

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Jazz

High-energy and expressive — builds confidence, rhythm, and personality.

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Acro

Tumbling, balance, and strength woven into dance, taught safely step by step.

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Youth · Ages 8 – 17

From foundational grades to advanced training, our youth program offers a full range of disciplines taught by certified instructors.

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Competitive Program

Technique and Choreography classes focused on developing students abilities, artistry and musicality to compete at local and provincial 

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Recreational Program

Weekly classes focused on development, artistry and fun. Classes work on combos, technique, and musicality to demonstrate at the year end recital in June. 

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Bay 14 - 318 105 Street East, Saskatoon, SK S7N 1Z3    |    (306) 382-2228 

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©2026 by La Danse.   Photos by Kerri McLaren Photography

We acknowledge that we live and dance on the traditional territories of the Neyinowak Inniwak (Cree) and Metis people.

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