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A Time to Dance Colorado offers 25 after-school programs in Colorado Springs focused on Dance for ages 3-10.
Statuses below reflect the provider’s schedule as captured on October 9. Fall schedules typically post in August — watch this provider to get them first.
Part of the weekly lineup at this Monument dance studio, which teaches everything from ballet and tap to hip hop and musical theatre. The studio doesn't post a write-up for this one — every new student gets a free…
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A first hip-hop class covering the dynamic, rhythmic urban style that grew out of the Bronx — popping, locking, breaking, and freestyling — with an emphasis on creativity and self-expression. Kids wear comfortable…
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Dancers make music with their feet, striking the floor in metal-plated tap shoes to blend movement with percussive rhythm — from smooth and fluid to fast-paced and energetic. Comfortable street clothes and tap shoes are…
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The continuing contemporary level: dancers deepen a style that fuses modern, jazz, lyrical, and classical ballet, working on improvisation, fluid movement, and emotionally connected personal expression.
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The continuing tap levels: dancers keep building this rhythmic, percussive style, creating sounds with metal-plated tap shoes in combinations that range from smooth and fluid to fast-paced and energetic.
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A lyrical/worship class offered for homeschool families: dancers blend ballet and contemporary technique, expressing emotion and story through flowing, spiritually connected movement in keeping with the studio's…
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A long-format class combining ballet technique with pointe work — dancing on the tips of fully extended toes in specially reinforced pointe shoes. It sits at the advanced end of this Monument studio's leveled ballet…
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The continuing jazz level: dancers keep sharpening turns, leaps, kicks, and stylized choreography set to upbeat, age-appropriate music, growing technical skill and stage presence in a fun, supportive environment.
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A weekly conditioning hour at this Monument dance studio — the strength-and-stamina side of a schedule otherwise full of ballet, tap, and hip hop. The studio doesn't publish specifics for this class; contact them for…
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High-energy jazz dance blending strong technique with sharp movement quality, musicality, and performance. Dancers work on turns, leaps, kicks, and stylized choreography set to upbeat, age-appropriate music while…
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A beginner acro class at A Time to Dance's Monument studio, on a schedule that spans ballet, tap, hip hop, jazz, and musical theatre. The studio hasn't published details on what's covered, so ask when scheduling the…
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The continuing musical theatre level, where dancers use Broadway-style choreography and mime to tell stories and bring characters to life on stage.
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The second of ATTD's numbered hip-hop levels: dancers keep developing the dynamic, rhythmic style built on popping, locking, breaking, and freestyling, with plenty of room for self-expression.
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A choreography-dedicated hour in the studio's hip-hop lineup: dancers work on routines in the dynamic, rhythmic style built on popping, locking, and freestyling.
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The most advanced of ATTD's numbered hip-hop levels, where dancers go deeper into the dynamic, rhythmic style — popping, locking, breaking, and freestyling — and its culture of creativity and self-expression.
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ATTD's worship-dance ministry team: dancers meet one hour a week to learn choreography, then perform at least twelve times a year in the community, with a heart for reaching people who may never have seen a live dance…
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A beginning worship-dance class at this Christian studio: dancers blend ballet and contemporary technique to express emotion and story through flowing, interpretive movement that connects dancers and audience to the…
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A continuing lyrical class blending ballet and contemporary technique, where dancers focus on expressing emotion and telling stories through flowing motion.
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Broadway-style dance meets storytelling: dancers learn choreographed routines that combine dance and mime to convey emotion and bring characters to life across a variety of styles.
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A fusion of modern, jazz, lyrical, and classical ballet that emphasizes versatility and improvisation. Dancers explore personal expression and emotional connection through innovative techniques and fluid movement.
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An introduction to ballet fundamentals at this Monument Christian studio. Young dancers come in pink tights, a pink or black leotard, and ballet slippers to begin learning ballet's graceful, precise movement. New…
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The youngest ballet class on this Monument Christian studio's weekly schedule, part of a ballet program structured in six levels from age 3 to adult. Little dancers begin learning ballet's graceful, expressive movement,…
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Our daughter joined A Time to Dance in her mid teens after dancing elsewhere, and has been so blessed by this community. They have dialogued open and graciously with us as parents regarding our preferences and perspective with responsive and considerate hearts. She's continued to excel in her dance skill under their thoughtful and gracious leadership, as well as found a new dance home.
View on Google ↗Our experience with A Time to Dance has been truly amazing. The staff has gone above and beyond to make our daughter feel special and to provide a supportive environment. I am constantly amazed at the level of individualized care that the staff and owner provide to even the youngest dancers. We haven't experienced anything like this in the other sports and activities that our daughter has tried. Instead of a normal dance recital, the students perform in a true production which is so special to be a part of. We feel that this studio is a true gem, and we feel blessed to have found it!
View on Google ↗I danced at A Time To Dance for around 2-3 years and I can honestly say it was one of the most positive experiences I’ve ever had. The teachers and owners were extremely kind and as someone who started dance at a pretty late age I felt like I was given proper training that helped me advance quickly. Every instructor I’ve had here was very sweet and supportive. I always felt like they wanted what was best for me and every other dancer in the studio. The environment was also extremely positive and uplifting. I loved A Time To Dance!
View on Google ↗All of my kids have danced at A Time to Dance for the last several years. We have been so impressed. This studio is exactly what we were looking for. They have incredibly kind and knowledgeable instructors using a great curriculum. Not only have my kids grown tremendously as dancers, but the environment has been so wonderful. The teachers, staff, and owner are really outstanding. They want what’s best for the kids. They strive to help them grow as dancers and also as people of good character. The other families and kids at the studio are kind and welcoming as well. The cherry on top is the productions they put together. This is no ordinary dance recital. They put on such high quality productions in the spring and winter. We are so incredibly lucky that we found this gem of a studio!
View on Google ↗My grandchildren are taking several classes at A Time to Dance Colorado. We had the pleasure of enjoying the Wizard of Oz show and it was superb. Jeri does an amazing job with these children. My grandchildren feel special, encouraged and loved at the studio. I want to thank you for the safe and uplifting experience my family can enjoy. It's so important to see Godly standards demonstrated and encouraged. Keep up the good work.
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