Our Salsa Dance Classes in Toronto will teach you this style which is originally from Cuba, but now represents a mix of Latin genres and has drawn inspiration far more widely than just it country of origin, including its name which reportedly was coined in New York. Style-wise, it can be fluid and chilled, or playful and flashy, whatever suits you. Being a partner dance, Salsa’s a great way to make new friends, break the ice and have a ton of fun.

Our Bachata Dance Classes In Toronto cover this social (partner) dance style which is generally credited as having come from the Dominican Republic. However the “Authentic” Dominican Bachata style has evolved with influences from Ballroom & Salsa, and more recently Zouk, Tango and other dances into a “Modern” style with more exaggerated torso and hip movement, and a side-to-side step pattern.

Our Cha Cha Dance Lessons In Toronto teach this social (partner) dance which originally came from Cuba and was named for the sound of a dancer’s feet on the floor as they make the steps. Cha Cha is often danced in a relaxed style as a social dance, but is also one of the 5 Standard Latin dances in the International style of dance competitions. It was originally danced to authentic Cuban music, but many people nowadays prefer using Latin Pop or Latin Rock music. There are also quite a few good remixes of popular non-latin songs which have been adapted to a Cha-Cha beat.

Our Rumba Dance Lessons in Toronto will teach you this beautiful style which originated on the US East Coast in the 1930s and is a very romantic and elegant dance. At the same time sexy and refined, its personality tends to be smooth and flowing rather than the high energy passion of Tango. However advanced Rumba dancers will often add a few rapid, yet precise moves into their routines to spice things up with some contrast and depth.

Our Waltz Dance Lessons in Toronto will teach you this style known by many as the quintessential ballroom dance of fairy tales and Disney princesses. A graceful, gliding dance that is most at home in a marble-columned grand ballroom. Yet it came from far humbler origins in the mid 1700s where its first versions were danced by Bavarian peasants. As its popularity spread, it began to replace the minuet among noblemen and noblewomen, evolving into the refined dance of tuxedos and large flowing dresses we know today.

Our Ballroom Dance Lessons In Toronto combine some of the best teachers in the city (many are champions on the national or international level), with our elegant, state-of-the-art facility to give you a truly exceptional experience. We select our teachers for not only being amazing dancers, but because they are great at making class fun and learning easy.

Our Foxtrot Dance Classes In Toronto cover this social (partner) dance style which is generally credited as having come from the US in the early 1900s. It looks similar to a waltz, but is generally danced to big band music on a completely different timing that Waltzes and over time a faster Foxtrot dance version developed into what is now the Quickstep.

Our Jive Dance Lessons in Toronto will teach you this fast-paced, energetic dance style which originated in the US in the mid 1930s. It is a fun style with a springing step and will definitely have you warmed up in a hurry.

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Kpop’s unique mix of Hip Hop, Pop and Sexy Heels has taken the world by storm and quickly made South Korea an international heavyweight in the music and dance industry. If you haven’t yet checked out some of the hits, you’re really missing out!
It’s generally characterized by tightly choreographed formation dancing to strong, catchy Pop songs. However the personality of individual songs and dances can range from soft and melodic to aggressive Hip Hop styling.