58 dance programs for kids in Queens. Ballet, hip-hop, creative movement. Includes Artists In Motion Dance Center and Dynasty Breaking NYC.
Little Neck dance school for kids 3 and up, focused on ballet and pointe and also teaching jazz, modern, K-pop, a boys' dance class, choreography and stretching. Classes run weekday afternoons and on Saturdays.
A Ridgewood dance studio with group and private classes starting from age 1, plus teen and adult levels. Kids can also join summer dance sessions.
Ozone Park studio with classes that start with parent-and-tot sessions at 24 months and continue by grade level through teens. Kids learn ballet, jazz, hip hop, lyrical, tap, contemporary, tricks, pointe and musical theatre, and there is a competition team.
A newly opened Flushing studio offering kids' classes in jazz, contemporary, hip hop, ballet, K-pop, acro, tumbling and lyrical. Private lessons are also available.
A Glendale dance center offering dance and acro classes for children 3 and older, with an end-of-year recital showcase. It also has a competition team and has added a jiu jitsu and grappling program.
A Jackson Heights dance school founded in 1978 that teaches local children. Its Jitterbugs sessions give the youngest dancers a weekday-morning introduction to movement.
A breakdancing school geared toward children and teens, where students learn b-boy/b-girl moves and hip-hop dance fundamentals from experienced coaches. The program also runs a summer session and emphasizes discipline and confidence alongside the dance skills.
A Queens Village school teaching Indian dance forms like Bharatanatyam, Kathak and Kuchipudi, along with folk and film dance. Classes are open to all ages and levels.
A Forest Hills ballet school, open since 2006, that teaches classical ballet to children through a leveled program plus pre-ballet for beginners. Kids can also take tap, jazz, hip-hop and modern classes, and younger children have a Tippy Toes class and a playgroup.
Children learn ballet through story-based classes that draw on famous classical ballets and their music. Levels run from caregiver-and-baby sessions for infants and toddlers up to primary ballet prep for early elementary kids.
A fourth-floor Forest Hills studio teaching tap, jazz/contemporary, ballet, pointe, hip-hop and acrobatics to toddlers through teens. New students can take a free trial class.
Fresh Meadows studio that has taught children and adults for four decades, covering ballet, jazz, hip hop, tap, gymnastics, drama, musical theatre and voice. Parents can start toddlers in Mommy & Me, and advanced students compete at regionals and nationals.
A long-running Astoria studio offering progressive dance training in a range of styles for children from toddlerhood through the teen years. Classes are taught by faculty with university dance degrees.
A 70-year-old Astoria studio teaching ballet, tap, jazz, modern, hip-hop, acrobatics and pointe from pre-K to pre-professional. It also offers sensory-friendly dance classes.
A Queens Latin dance company whose Cucalitos kids program includes seasonal classes, competitive teams, summer and day camps and school after-school programs. Styles range from salsa and bachata to hip hop and capoeira.
A Flushing studio founded in 2017 that teaches Chinese classical and folk dance, modern dance, ballet and Latin to children and adults. Some courses are also offered online.
Long Island City studio whose Young Dancer Program groups children by age, from under-4s up to teens, for ballet, hip hop, jazz, tap and more. Families can also sign up for drop-in classes and seasonal day camps during school breaks and summer.
A southeast Queens cultural arts center, established in 1990, that teaches young people dance along with performance and character development. Students train in studios with sprung wooden floors.
A Jamaica, Queens dance school where kids train in ballet, tap, jazz, modern, hip hop, pointe, African dance and African drum. It also runs the Kerri Edge Children's Dance Ensemble and workshops with visiting pros.
Bayside studio training dancers from age two through their teens, from casual recreational classes up to pre-professional level. In summer it runs a performing arts camp, a mini dance camp, an acro clinic and a pre-professional intensive.
Bayside dance studio that enrolls kids from age two and a half through the season. Students can perform in a Nutcracker production and join the FD Troop, while older kids can take part in leadership and assistant-teacher programs. The studio also hosts birthday parties and a summer program.
A Queens dance studio led by film choreographer Gobind Rai that runs dance courses for children focused on rhythm, movement and self-confidence. Students can also explore traditional Nepali cultural and folk dance and semi-classical styles.
A College Point dance studio in the Whitepoint Shopping Center offering kids' dance and tumbling classes. Children build flexibility, rhythm and acrobatic basics.
A southeast Queens dance center with classes by age, from creative movement for 3-year-olds through teen and pre-professional levels. Kids learn ballet, pointe, tap, jazz, African, modern, hip hop and acrobatics.
LittleGotham lists 58 dance programs for kids in Queens.
No. Every listing here charges a fee; prices are shown on each listing.
58 listings are indoors, such as Artists In Motion Dance Center, Dynasty Breaking NYC, Helen Ballet Dance Academy.
Astoria (6), Flushing (6), Long Island City (5).