Cultivate Dance Collaborative
Who are we?
We believe that every BODY dances and that each dancer is beautiful and valuable because of who they are, the hard work they accomplish, and the joy they bring to the classroom and the stage. We seek to foster creativity, originality, and the individual voice of each of our dancers. Because of this, we mold our classes to best support and challenge the needs of the individual dancer.
What Sets Our Studio Apart?
01 / Classes for ages 3-18 years old
Our classes are formatted to teach the art, beauty, and safety of dance for the moving body. We teach students to stretch and strengthen their bodies safely rather than forcing anything. We believe that strength rooted in safe anatomical body knowledge will result in lifelong, strong dancers. Our age-appropriate levels and curriculum build technique in dancers to create strong, creative, healthy, young performers. Many of our dancers go on to study dance in college as well as perform, choreograph, and teach professionally post-college.
02 / Professional dance opportunities
Dancers get the opportunity to audition to be in a pre-professional dance company with 8:20 Dance Company along with auditioning to perform in The Nutcracker.
03 / Adult Dance Classes
Adult Dance classes at Cultivate are designed for every body and every experience level. Whether you’re returning to dance or trying it for the first time, our classes offer a supportive, judgment-free space to move, learn, and reconnect with the joy of dance.
Cultivate Classes
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Cultivate Classes 〰️
2025/26 Season Schedule
September 8th 2025- May 22nd 2026
List of classes:
Creative Movement
Jazz
Jazz/Modern
Modern
Continuum Modern
Contemporary
Tap
Ballet
Hip Hop
Dance with Us!
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Wearing the appropriate dance attire helps the dancer to concentrate on their technique. It also helps the instructor to see the technique being taught, problems with alignment, and other important aspects of dance training. It is important for safety reasons as well to wear the correct shoes and form-fitting clothing.
Ballet
Attire: tights and a leotard (preferably pink tights and solid-colored leotards)
Footwear: pink ballet shoes (canvas or leather), pink pointe shoes as needed
Jazz
Attire: form-fitting clothing such as leggings, tighter sweatpants/joggers, tank tops, t-shirts, or fitted sweatshirts
Footwear: black jazz shoes (canvas or leather)
Modern/ Continuum Modern
Attire: Clothing that enables a wide range of motion. Clothing such as leggings, tighter sweatpants/joggers, tank tops, t-shirts, or fitted sweatshirts.
Footwear: bare feet (Socks for Continuum Modern)
Tap
Attire: Form-fitting clothing such as leggings, tighter sweatpants/joggers, tank tops, t-shirts, or fitted sweatshirts.
Footwear: black/tan tap shoes
Creative Movement
Attire: Form-fitting clothing such as leggings, tighter sweatpants/joggers, tank tops, t-shirts, or fitted sweatshirts, can also wear tights and a leotard
Footwear: bare feet
Hip Hop
Attire: Form-fitting clothing such as leggings, tighter sweatpants/joggers, tank tops, t-shirts, or fitted sweatshirts
Footwear: Clean tennis shoes
Other General Notes
--Students should carry their belongings in a dance bag to help organize their dancewear and the lobby space.
--Please print your child’s name on the bag as well as their other belongings, especially their shoes.
--Dance shoes should never be worn outside
--Students should wear their hair well secured and pulled away from the face: a neat bun is required for ballet. A ponytail can be used for jazz, tap, creative movement, modern, and hip-hop.
--Midriff must be covered in all classes
--No jeans, short shorts, and overly baggy pants, as these hinder movement and create safety issues
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🌱 Dance Studio Etiquette
At Cultivate Dance Collaborative, we value respect, kindness, and shared responsibility. Studio etiquette helps create a safe, welcoming, and focused environment where every dancer can thrive.
🩰 Respect the Space
Arrive on time and ready to dance.
Remove shoes and place personal belongings neatly in designated areas.
Food and drinks (other than water) should remain outside the studio.
Help keep the studio clean—pick up after yourself.
⏱️ Arriving & Departing
Dancers should arrive early enough to use the restroom, put on shoes, and warm up.
Late arrivals should enter quietly and join class respectfully.
Please exit the studio promptly after class so the next class may begin on time.
🧘 In the Studio
Listen attentively to the teacher and follow instructions.
Be respectful of classmates’ space and bodies.
Wait patiently for your turn and avoid unnecessary talking.
Practice positive self-talk and encourage others.
👕 Dress Code & Appearance
Wear appropriate dance attire for your class.
Hair should be pulled back neatly and securely.
Jewelry should be removed for safety.
Proper footwear is required for each class style.
📱 Phones & Technology
Phones and smart devices should be silenced and stored away during class.
Photos and videos may only be taken with instructor permission.
Recording choreography without permission is not allowed.
👨👩👧 Parents & Caregivers
Please observe classes quietly if permitted or wait in designated areas.
Avoid interrupting class or speaking to dancers during instruction.
Communicate questions or concerns with staff outside of class time.
💬 Communication & Conduct
Speak kindly to teachers, staff, and fellow dancers.
Bullying, disrespectful language, or behavior will not be tolerated.
Concerns should be shared respectfully with instructors or studio leadership.
🩹 Safety First
Inform instructors of injuries or limitations before class.
Follow studio safety guidelines at all times.
Respect personal boundaries and physical space.
🌟 Community Values
Everyone is welcome here—celebrate differences and individuality.
Support your peers and uplift one another.
Remember: progress looks different for everyone.
💛 Our Commitment
We are committed to providing a nurturing, inclusive environment where dancers of all ages feel safe, supported, and inspired to grow.
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🩰 How to Register for Classes
For Parents & Caregivers
Registering for classes at Cultivate Dance Collaborative is simple! Follow the steps below to get your dancer enrolled.
🧭 STEP 1: Explore Our Programs
Explore our website to learn about the programs we offer:
Cultivate Kids (baby, toddler & preschool classes)
Cultivate Dance (youth & student dance classes)
Adult Dance (for adults & caregivers)
Cultivate Wellness (yoga & mindful movement)
➡️ Review age ranges, class descriptions, and schedules to find the best fit for your dancer.
📅 STEP 2: View the Schedule
Navigate to the Schedule & Pricing page to see:
Class days and times
Age groups and levels
Tuition and registration details
📝 STEP 3: Create or Log Into Your Account
Click Register on the website.
New families will create an account in our registration portal.
Returning families can log in with their existing credentials.
💡 One account can manage multiple dancers.
➕ STEP 4: Add Your Dancer
Enter your child’s information (name, birthdate, etc.).
Select the class(es) you’d like to enroll in.
Review placement recommendations if applicable.
💳 STEP 5: Complete Registration & Payment
Confirm your class selection.
Submit tuition and any applicable fees.
You’ll receive a confirmation email once registration is complete.
💡 If you are registering mid-season, email us at CultivateDanceCollaborative@gmail.com so we can enroll you on the backend and prorate tuition.
📩 STEP 6: Watch for Studio Communication
After registering, keep an eye on your email for:
Welcome information
Studio policies & etiquette
Class start dates and reminders
❓ Need Help?
We’re happy to assist!
Reach out through our Contact page
Email or speak with us before or after class
💛 We’re so excited to dance with your family!
Thank you for being part of the Cultivate community.