Ages 3–5
Students develop motor skills, coordination, rhythm, discipline, and body awareness. They’ll explore flamenco footwork (golpes), music, and basic spatial concepts like left vs. right. Students remain in this class until the teacher determines readiness for the next level.

Age 6+
Continuation of Toddler Flamenco. Students begin working on choreography, footwork patterns, arm and body positions, and flamenco marking. A minimum of one year (two semesters) is required before advancing, pending teacher evaluation.

Ages 7–12
Students continue building on past skills through choreography in a specific palo. They learn their first llamada, more complex footwork, and begin refining class etiquette, energy management, and teamwork. A minimum of one year (two semesters) is required before advancing, pending teacher evaluation.

By teacher placement
Continuation of Child 1. Students complete their previous choreography, develop more advanced footwork, and learn all four coplas of Sevillanas. Emphasis on confidence, musicality, and body awareness.  A minimum of one year (two semesters) is required before advancing, pending teacher evaluation.

By teacher placement
Continuation of Child 2. Students work toward performing choreography independently with accuracy and confidence. Focus on transitions, castanet introduction, and hand technique. A minimum of one year (two semesters) is required before advancing, pending teacher evaluation.

By teacher placement
Continuation of Child 3. Students are introduced to danza estilizada española and more refined technique work. In the second half of the semester, they begin studying additional flamenco palos. A minimum of one year (two semesters) is required before advancing, pending teacher evaluation.

Ages 8-13 Niños are part of our Student Companies, a pre-professional flamenco program for young dancers. These members are invited by their teachers and are selected based on promise, dedication, and drive. Students train in a more rigorous and focused environment, learning choreography and performance skills. They perform both in the community and on major stages, preparing for the next level of artistic development.

Ages 13-19 Niños are part of our Student Companies, a pre-professional flamenco program for young dancers. These members are invited by their teachers and are selected based on promise, dedication, and drive. Students train in a more rigorous and focused environment, learning choreography and performance skills. They perform both in the community and on major stages, preparing for the next level of artistic development.

Ages 10–13
Designed for young dancers with experience. Focuses on flamenco technique, form, musicality, and choreography. Students deepen their skills while building discipline and expression.

Ages 13+
For teens and adults with prior experience. Students refine technique and form while learning intermediate choreography. Emphasis on posture, strength, and style.

A foundational class focused on flamenco technique. Students will develop strength, coordination, and rhythm through drills in footwork, armwork, posture, and body alignment. Recommended for Intermediate and Advanced Training Program.

An intermediate class that builds on foundational technique with more complex footwork, arm and body coordination, and increased speed and precision. Designed to strengthen stamina, control, and stylistic expression for continuing flamenco students. Recommended for Youth and Beginner Training Program.

Ages 50+ A low-impact class focused on posture, rhythm, coordination, and expressive movement. Designed to support flexibility, balance, and joy through flamenco, with an inviting pace and no prior experience needed.

No experience required | Ages 13+
Perfect for beginners. Learn the basics of flamenco posture, arm and hand movements, footwork, and body form. Students begin working on an entry-level choreography while building rhythm and confidence.

Some experience required
Beginner-level technique and choreography. Focuses on fundamental footwork, posture, compás, and building a solid flamenco foundation.

Experience required
Intermediate class for students with a strong foundation. Emphasis on technique, faster footwork, expressive movement, and full choreography in a specific palo.

Experience required
Advanced-level class for experienced dancers. Complex choreography and technique, interpretation, and performance-level expression.

Ages 6–12
A fun intro to classical ballet that builds posture, coordination, and musicality. Supports flamenco training by improving body alignment, arm fluidity, and overall control.

Ages 8+
Introduction to Escuela Bolera, a traditional Spanish dance style that combines ballet technique, castanets, and folkloric elements. Focus on posture, musicality, and grace.

Ages 8+ with flamenco experience
Students learn the fundamentals of using the bata de cola (long flamenco skirt) while building flamenco technique, strength, and body control.

Ages 10+ with experience or completion of Bata I
More advanced bata de cola technique, longer combinations, and control. Must be able to manage the skirt with precision and grace.

All ages by placement
Learn the basics of Jota, a traditional Spanish folk dance.

Ages 10+ | All levels welcome
Condition your body through targeted stretching and strengthening exercises to improve technique, alignment, and injury prevention.

Ages 13+ | Experience required
Learn the structure and flow of a live tablao performance. This class focuses on improvisational skills, palo recognition, rhythm patterns, and communication between dancer, singer, and guitarist. Students will deepen their understanding of cante, compás, and real-time interaction

Ages 13+ | All levels welcome
Build strength, flexibility, and balance through a practice designed for dancers and movers of all backgrounds.

Ages 6- 12
An engaging introduction to flamenco singing for kids. Students learn basic vocal techniques, simple letras (lyrics), and palmas (handclapping) while exploring rhythm, melody, and expression.