Classes & Workshops
Category
Workshops
Winter/Spring Session Info: January 27 - June 9, 2025
Winter/Spring Session Dates: Monday January 26 – Monday June 8, 2026 (17 weeks – see Winter/Spring schedule for exceptions).
Winter Mini Sessions of Nurturing Baby, Adaptive BrainDance, Hip Hop, and adult classes: January 5 – March 18, 2026.
Spring Mini Sessions of Nurturing Baby, Adaptive BrainDance, Hip Hop, and adult classes: March 23 – June 8, 2025.
To join with prorated tuition after the 3rd week of the session, email registrar@creativedance.org.
No classes: February 16-22 (Mid-Winter Break); April 13-19 (Spring Break); May 25 (Memorial Day)
Questions about registration? Email registrar@creativedance.org.
Fall/Winter Session Info: September 8, 2025 - January 24, 2026
All classes are taught in studio unless otherwise noted. Visit our FAQ for information.
Fall/Winter Session Dates: Monday September 8, 2025 – Saturday, January 24, 2026 • (17 weeks [Tues-Sat] or 16 weeks [Mon]) See Fall/Winter schedule for exceptions. To join with prorated tuition after the 3rd week of the session, email registrar@creativedance.org.
No classes: Nov 24-30, 2025 (Thanksgiving); Dec 21, 2025 – Jan 4, 2026 (winter break); Monday, Jan 19, 2026 (MLK Day)
Visiting Weeks: Parents are invited to observe class the 9th week (Nov 3-Nov 8) & 17th week (Jan 20-24) of the session (Jan 12 for Monday classes).
Questions about registration? Email registrar@creativedance.org.
Ages 0-5
Nurturing Baby
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Caregiver/Toddler
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Pre-K
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Creative Ballet
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Dance & Art
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Children & Teens
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Creative Music
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Creative Dance
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Pre-Ballet
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Creative Modern
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Modern I
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Modern II
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Modern III
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Modern IV
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Intermediate/Advanced Modern
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Ballet I/II
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Ballet III
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Adaptive BrainDance (no cost)
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Adults
Spotlight Series
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Boost with Bronwen
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Intermediate/ Advanced Modern
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Creative Modern for Adults (Online)
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Keep Dancing! Modern for 40+
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Adaptive BrainDance (no cost)
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Camps
EnviroDance! Art in Nature Camp (AM Camp)
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Art in Motion Camp (PM Camp)
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Hip Hop Groove (AM Camp)
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Roots & Branches: Jazz | Ballet | Modern (PM Camp)
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Art in Motion (AM Camp)
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Hip Hop Groove (PM Camp)
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Once Upon a Dance (AM Camp)
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Ballet Stories (PM Camp)
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Shake It Off: Dance the Eras (AM Camp)
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Ballet Stories (PM Camp)
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Musical Theatre: Wicked (AM Camp)
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Shake It Off: Dance the Eras (PM Camp)
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Musical Theatre: Wicked (AM Camp)
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Shake It Off: Dance the Eras (PM Camp)
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Creative Music: Carnival of the Animals (AM Camp)
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Summer Teen Intensive July 28-Aug 1
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Summer Teen Intensive
Summer Teen Intensive 2025
Summer Teen Intensive 2025
Ages 13 to 19 / Monday July 28 – Friday August 1
Mon – Fri 4:30pm – 8:15pm
Experience freedom and growth this summer! A caring, non-judgmental, and inspiring faculty is ready to support your development as a dancer and creative artist.
Click here to view this year’s schedule and guest faculty details.
Spend an extraordinary and enriching week with us during our Teen Intensive this summer. Students ages 13-19 have the opportunity to study with passionate, unique, and gifted dance educators. Each day features two dance classes and a facilitated talk back and discussion on issues pertinent to teens/artists/creators/danc
Past guest faculty includes Etienne Cakpo and Yaw Amponsah from Gansango Music & Dance, Sarthak Sharma from Rangeela Dance Company, Victor Ramirez and Laura Mesick from Tlalokan, Amy J Lambert, Robbi A. Moore, Ellie Sandstrom, Kaitlyn Nguyen, Noel PRICE-Bracey, and more! Click below to read about our 2025 Teen Intensive schedule and faculty.
Financial aid is available for all who request it. Click here to complete our online financial aid application. Please wait until you hear from CDC staff about your financial aid application before registering. Email questions to darrah@creativedance.org
2025 Summer Dance Institute for Teachers (SDIT)
Sensing ~ Connecting ~ Moving
The Creative Dance Center is excited to announce our 31st annual Summer Dance Institute for Teachers in July 2026.
Join our renowned faculty in Seattle as they share the philosophy of Brain-Compatible Dance Education and the power of the BrainDance. Planning successful brain-based dance classes is straightforward, creative, and fun when you use a five-part lesson plan, focus on the dance concepts of Space, Time, Force and Body, and utilize principles of brain-compatible teaching. Through movement and discussion, SDIT provides teachers with tools to create meaningful, engaging, and developmentally appropriate dance curricula for all ages and abilities.
Celebrating 31 years of professional learning, SDIT is designed for educators, dance teachers, arts specialists, and therapists who wish to understand the vital link between movement and cognition.
2026 SDIT held at the Creative Dance Center in Seattle.
Dates: July 20-24, 9:00am-5:00pm, Monday-Friday.
Course fee for In-person SDIT is $640 + tax.
After May 1st course fee is $695 + tax.
Limited financial aid is available on a first come, first served basis for SDIT. If interested, email darrah@creativedance.org for application.
Educator & Community Workshops
Workshops That Move You
Join us at the Creative Dance Center as we laugh, learn, discover, and dance throughout the school year. Educators, dance teachers, teaching artists, early childhood specialists, OTs and PTs, and parents are welcome. Led by CDC staff, workshops focus on Brain-Compatible Dance Education and BrainDance. Guest presenters share work that complements CDC’s holistic and somatic approach to learning.
Financial aid is available for all our workshops. Please contact registrar@creativedance.org for details and an application for tuition assistance.
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The Ground We Share:
Movement for Restoration &
Community Care
with Lauren Harrison
Sunday, January 25, 2026
1:00 – 3:30pm
$65
In this time of upheaval, uncertainty, and constant change, many of us feel unsteady, anxious, or stretched beyond what feels manageable. The Ground We Share offers a space to reconnect with body, creativity, and community through movement and creative expression. Participants are invited to engage with their own felt experience and the shared dynamics of the group. These explorations nurture grounding, presence, and space for clarity, joy, and a renewed sense of personal and collective agency.
This workshop blends guidance, tools, and embodied practices with participants’ curiosity and active engagement to shape the shared experience. Through ritual, rhythm, and movement, participants can deepen their relational awareness and sense of shared belonging.
In this way, the workshop becomes an act of collective support—fostering the care and connection we long for in the world. Participants are invited to explore these practices in ways that can extend into daily life and community. No dance experience is required—only a willingness to move, notice, and take part in a socially engaged, restorative space.
Movement Matters: Creative Dance in Early Childhood
with Annie Hughes
Saturday, March 7, 2026
1:00 – 4:00pm
$80 + tax
Discover how creative dance supports young children’s confidence, curiosity, and sense of community. This workshop invites early learning professionals to experience creative dance as a pathway to belonging, expression, and joyful learning. CDC’s BrainDance warm-up and Brain-Compatible Dance Education framework provide simple tools that offer structure while honoring children’s natural love of movement and play.
We’ll explore developmentally appropriate, inclusive activities using the elements of dance and fundamental movement skills that strengthen bodies and brains, such as rolling, spinning, crawling, marching, and leaping, while balancing teacher-led guidance with child-centered discovery. Leave with practical, engaging ideas that build coordination, inspire creativity, deepen connection, and bring meaningful movement into any early childhood setting.
BrainDance for Every Body
with Terry Goetz
Sunday, May 17, 2026
1:00 – 3:00pm
$60
Developed by Creative Dance Center founder, Anne Green Gilbert, and informed by the work of somatic and movement pioneers, the BrainDance sequences through eight early developmental patterns that help organize the body, build the brain, and support expressive, coordinated movement. The BrainDance is a flexible framework—equally useful as a warm-up for physical activity, an energizing reset, or a calming movement meditation—and can be easily adapted for different ages and abilities. This workshop introduces the foundations of the BrainDance and practical ways to share it with movers across the lifespan, from school-age children to older adults.
Participants will experience a range of BrainDances and learn how to adjust pacing, language, imagery, music, and the use of props to meet diverse needs. Using the elements of dance—Space, Time, Force, and Body—we’ll explore creative variations that bring novelty, engagement, and a sense of freshness to each BrainDance experience.
If you are interested in BrainDances specifically designed for early childhood, please attend our March workshop, Movement Matters: Creative Dance in Early Childhood, with CDC faculty member Annie Hughes, which focuses on adaptations for young children.
The BrainDance grows with us. You’ll leave with a range of inclusive, age-appropriate variations and practical tools that spark creativity, support integration of body and mind, and enrich movement experiences in any environment—from classrooms and dance studios to community programs, senior living settings, and home practice.
Field Trips
Learn With Movement
Experience the magic of an award-winning Creative Dance Center class with your preschool, homeschool group, troop, club, or other group. We offer both in-studio and virtual field trips. Children explore dance concepts such as Pathways, Relationships, Size, and Weight. Class includes the BrainDance warm-up, fun movement explorations utilizing a wide variety of props, and an obstacle course. We offer a balance of student-centered and teacher-directed activities, to explore, develop skills, and build tools for creative self-expression. Field trips are booked based on studio space and teacher availability.
Details
- In-studio and virtual field trips are one hour.
- In-studio and virtual field trips for up to 10 students are $150
- If more than 10 children attend, a charge of $15 per extra child applies.
- Field trips are limited to 25 students in studio.
- Cancellation policy: Full refund if cancelled with 14+ day’s notice. Refund less $50 with 7-14 days notice. Less than 7 days notice, full payment is retained by CDC.
Have more questions?
Contact Terry at terry@creativedance.org for teacher availability. Time and date must be confirmed before paying at link below.
Birthday Parties
Celebrate Through Dance
Celebrate a birthday in a unique way with one of the Creative Dance Center’s talented and creative teachers. We offer fun, fantastic in-studio parties parties! Enjoy a dance class that celebrates self-expression, creativity, and fun. Warm up with the BrainDance, dance to great music, and explore dance concepts such as Level, Energy, Speed, and Size. Birthday parties are booked based on teacher availability.
Details
- In-studio Birthday party fee is $265 for up to 12 guests. This limit applies to children, and each child can bring an adult.
- Length of party time is 90 minutes and includes up to a 60 minute dance class and use of the party room adjoining the studio.
- Cancellation policy: Full refund if cancelled with over 14 day’s notice. Refund less $50 with 7-14 days notice. If under 7 days notice, full payment is retained by the Creative Dance Center.
Have more questions?
Contact Terry at terry@creativedance.org for teacher availability. Time and date must be confirmed before paying at the link below.
Policies & FAQs
Getting Here
Driving Directions
Creative Dance Center is located in the beautiful Haller Lake Community Club in a residential neighborhood just off Aurora Avenue North.
12577 Densmore Avenue North is just south of the North 128th Street and Densmore Avenue North intersection.
From Aurora Avenue North, go east on N 128th Street. Northbound on I-5, take the NE 130th Street exit. Southbound on I-5, take the NE 145th Street exit.
From either exit, head west and turn south on Meridian N and west on N 128th.
Parking & Additional Info
We have plenty of free parking. Our office is located next door to the studio, just to the north at 12583 Densmore Ave. N. For classes taking place in the upper studio, we recommend parking in the front lot. For classes taking place in the lower studio (first floor), we suggest parking behind the building and entering through the lower level back entrance. If you are unable to use stairs, please park in the back parking lot behind the building and use our lower level back entrance which is ADA accessible. This entrance gets you into our lower level studio and provides access to the elevator that can be used to get to the upper studio if needed.
Visit tripplanner.kingcounty.gov/ for convenient bus routes from your neighborhood.
What are the 2025-2026 session dates?
FALL/WINTER 2025
Fall/Winter Regular Session: 17-Week Session beginning Monday, September 8, 2025 through Saturday, January 24, 2026.
Monday classes run as a 16-Week Session due to MLK holiday and are priced accordingly.
All classes follow the 16/17-week schedule except Nurturing Baby, Creative Modern for Adults, Keep Dancing for 40+, Hip Hop I-III, and Adaptive BrainDance. Please find specific session dates below in the Specific Class Session section.
NO CLASSES
November 24-30, 2025 (Thanksgiving break)
December 22, 2024 – January 4, 2026 (Winter break)
Monday, January 19, 2026 (MLK Day)*
*Creative Modern for Adults (Online) will have class on January 19.
WINTER/SPRING 2025
Winter/Spring 2025 Calendar will be available December, 2025.
Winter/Spring Regular Session: 17-Week Session beginning Monday, January 26, 2026 through Monday, June 8, 2026.
All classes follow the 17-week schedule except Nurturing Baby, Creative Modern for Adults, Keep Dancing for 40+, Hip Hop I-III, Boost with Bronwen and Adaptive BrainDance.
Our school shows, An Afternoon of Dance, will be held at Shorecrest Performing Arts Center on Sunday, March 22, 2026.
NO CLASSES
February 16 – 22, 2026 (Mid-winter break)
April 13 – 19, 2026 (Spring break)
May 25, 2025 (Memorial Day)
Fall, Winter, & Spring Specific Class Sessions
Nurturing Baby
Fall 14-week session: Wed, Sept 10 – Dec 17, 2025. No class Nov 24-30.
Winter 10-week session: Wed, Jan 7 – Mar 18, 2026. No class Feb 16-22.
Spring 10-week session: Wed, Mar 25 – June 3. No class Apr 13-19.
Adaptive BrainDance
Fall 14-week session: Tue, Sept 9 – Dec 16, 2025. No class Nov 24-30.
Winter 10-week session: Tue, Jan 6 to Mar 17, 2026. No class Feb 16-22.
Spring 10-week session: Tue, Mar 24 – June 2. No class Apr 13-19.
Creative Modern for Adults (Online)
Fall 13-week session: Mon, Sept 8 to Dec 8, 2025. No class Nov 24 – 30.
Winter 10-week session: Mon, Jan 5 to Mar 16, 2026. Class is held Mon, Jan 19. No class Feb 16-22.
Spring 10-week session: Mon, Mar 23 – June 8. No class Apr 13-19 or May 25 (Memorial Day).
Keep Dancing! Modern for 40+
Fall 13-week session: Wed, Sept 10 to Dec 10, 2025. No class Nov 24-30.
Winter 10-week session: Wed, Jan 7 to Mar 18, 2026. No class Feb 16-22.
Spring 10-week session: Wed, Mar 25 – June 3. No class Apr 13-19.
Hip Hop I, II, and III
Fall 11-week session: Thur, Sept 11 – Nov 20, 2025.
Winter 10-week session: Thur, Jan 8 – Mar 19, 2026. No class Feb 16-22.
Spring 10-week session: Thur, Mar 26 – June 4, 2026. No class Apr 13-19.
Boost with Bronwen – Tentative Dates
Fall 11-week session: Thur, Sept 11 – Nov 20, 2025.
Winter 10-week session: Thur, Jan 8 – Mar 19, 2026. No class Feb 16-22.
Spring 10-week session: Thur, Mar 26 – June 4, 2026. No class Apr 13-19.
What do I need to know for our first Ages 0-5 class?
Welcome! Our Caregiver-Child classes include Nurturing Baby, Caregiver/Toddler, Caregiver/Child, and Family Dance. Children and adults should wear comfortable clothing (we get down on the floor!) and we dance in bare feet.
In our main lobby you will find a poster easel with our Dance Concept of the Week as well as important communication. The upper studio is right off the main lobby. If the doors are open to the studio come right in and introduce yourself and your child to your teacher. If the doors are closed, please wait in the lobby until your teacher invites you in. If your class is in the lower studio, take the interior stairs to the lower level and introduce yourself and your child to your teacher. Only water bottles are allowed in both studios, no other food or drink. Food and other drinks are allowed in our waiting room.
The waiting room, off the main lobby, has wifi, tables, chairs, toys, crayons, paper, and a library of wonderful books for children and adults. We have a girls dressing room/bathroom and a large all-gender ADA equipped restroom on the main floor. There is an all gender restroom on the lower level as well. Please keep your valuables and personal belongings with you at all times. You may bring your belongings into both studios. At the beginning of class your teacher will welcome everyone, share printed resources about classes at CDC as well as helpful tips for having a fun and playful experience with your child/children in dance class
What do I need to know for my child's first Pre-K drop-off class?
Pre-Class Prep for classes in the Studio:
How exciting! A drop-off, independent dance class is a big step – as much for parents and caregivers as it is for preschoolers! We have 40 years teaching experience with this age group. We understand every child and caregiver is unique and we also have some tried and true tips and recommendations to make this transition a smooth one.
Please arrive a few minutes early to support your dancer’s transition into class. Students should be in dance clothes with hair back from face and bring a full water bottle with them into the studio. Separation anxiety is eased when there is ample time for greetings and good-byes. In our main lobby you will find a poster easel with the Dance Concept of the Week. We have a girls dressing room and bathroom and a large all gender ADA equipped restroom on the main floor. There is an all gender restroom on the lower level as well. If your class is in the lower studio take the interior stairs down to the lower level. If your class is in the upper studio please wait in the lobby and your teacher will invite you in to the studio when they are ready for students. Please introduce yourself and your child to your teacher.
At your first class we invite you stay for the first 5 – 10 minutes, then quietly move into an area where students do not see you. This allows students to bond with each other and their teacher and maintain focus in a more effective way. Our lobby and our waiting room are right off of the upper studio for those taking class on the upper level. For classes in the lower studio, parents/caregivers are welcome to stay on the stairs (which are out of sight but easily accessible if you are needed by the teacher) or move upstairs to the waiting room. We ask that you plan to stay on-site during your child’s classes in case you are needed. If you do need to leave CDC while your child is in class, please confirm with your teacher that your child has adjusted to being on their own before leaving. Always notify your teacher if you will not be on site during class.
Director Terry Goetz is at the first class of the session to help ease this transition for young dancers and their caregivers and to welcome everyone. Each situation that may arise is handled on an individual basis. Our waiting room has wifi, tables, chairs, toys, crayons, paper, and a library of wonderful books for children and adults. Our instructors will communicate with you if there are any issues that come up regarding separation and participation in class. We do our best to resolve these issues keeping in mind what will work best for the individual child and the class as a whole. If your young child is not ready to dance on their own, Caregiver/Child or Family Dance class may be more developmentally appropriate. Please call Terry Goetz, Director, at 206-363-7281 if you are unsure of appropriate class placement for your child or email terry@creativedance.org.
First Time Transition Tips
Please prepare your child by letting them know they will be dancing with their teacher and other children and that you will be nearby in our waiting room or on the stairs. We ask that you plan to stay on-site during your child’s classes in case you are needed.
Class Attire & Bathroom Breaks
What do I need to know for my child's first Children & Teens class?
Pre-Class Prep for classes in the Studio:
What is the recommended class attire?
By Age Group:
For adults, we recommend wearing dance or exercise clothes.
For children, we recommend dance clothes such as leggings, t-shirts, leotards, footless tights, sweatpants or shorts, dance skirts, etc., bare feet (exceptions below).
For toddlers, we suggest dance or play clothes, bare feet. For babies we recommend a onesie and bare feet/legs.
By Class Genre:
Ballet shoes are optional for Pre-Ballet K-1 and required for Pre-Ballet 1-2 and Ballet I/II & III classes. For proper ballet shoe fittings, CDC recommends Centerstage Dance Shop in the U District.
For Hip Hop and Boost with Bronwen classes students must bring indoor only, clean-soled sneakers to change into for class.
For Keep Dancing for 40+, students may dance in bare feet or athletic shoes based on comfort/safety.
Where do I store my personal belongings?
Please keep valuables and personal belongings with you at all times. Do not leave valuables unattended. Dancers are encouraged to bring valuables and water bottles into the studios while taking class. CDC is not responsible for lost or stolen belongings. Food and drinks other than water are only allowed in our waiting room on the main floor.
How do I guarantee my place in class?
Registration and payment of tuition is required to ensure a place in class. Registration in current classes does not guarantee a space in upcoming sessions. Full tuition is due at the time of registration. If this presents a hardship, contact darrah@creativedance.
Do you offer trial classes?
We offer a generous refund policy in lieu of trial classes. We have found that it often takes two to three classes to gauge if the fit is right and for children to find a sense of comfort and safety in the dance class. This is especially true with younger students. A child may feel anxious at the first class so we recommend registering for the session and trying out at least 2-3 classes to see how they settle into the class as they become more familiar with the teacher, the setting, and the flow and content of the lesson. If you feel like it’s not working out for your dancer after taking up to three classes, you must notify us before their 4th class to request a refund on the remaining tuition (the refund is minus the classes taken and a $15 processing fee). As an added benefit, we do not charge a registration fee as many other studios do. For questions about our registration or refund policies, contact registrar@creativedance.org.
Can I get a discount if I am registering multiple children?
Note: You must contact registrar@creativedance.org to get a Coupon Code BEFORE you register online. You will not receive the discount without the Coupon Code.
Caregiver Class Discount: For families registering more than 1 child in a single Nurturing Baby or Caregiver class, we offer a 25% discount for the second and/or third child. You will need a code specific to the class day/time you are joining. Email registrar@creativedance.org for the Coupon Code BEFORE registering for class.
What if I’m late to register? Can I register once the session begins?
CDC offers rolling admission, so you may register at any point during the session for any class that is not marked full. Classes may be prorated after the 3rd week of the session. A $15 prorate fee will be assessed. You will need to contact registrar@creativedance.org in order to register after the 3rd week of the session. Summer Session classes are not prorated.
Classes and camps without sufficient enrollment will be canceled and refunded in full.
Do you offer financial aid?
CDC believes in supporting access to dance. Financial aid is available based on need. This is a limited community resource supported in part by individual donors. Click here to complete our online financial aid application. An application must be received at CDC before you register. Email questions to darrah@creativedance.org.
When can I visit and/or observe my child in class?
Creative Dance Center schedules Visiting/Observation Weeks approximately halfway through and during the last week of our in-studio sessions. Visiting Week is for families to observe their child’s class and see the progress that is being made and to witness the fun! Many teachers invite parents to watch student choreography weekly at the end of each class. Check in with your teacher about this.
Will my child have an opportunity to perform?
Winter/Spring students in independent drop-off classes including Creative Ballet, Creative Dance, Dance & Art, Creative Modern, Hip Hop, Pre-Ballet, Ballet, and Modern classes have the opportunity to perform with their class in the Afternoon of Dance, CDC’s “not your typical recital” school shows. Students share skills they have developed and their creativity with family and friends at Shorecrest Performing Arts Center.
The Afternoon of Dance is scheduled for Sunday, March 22, 2026. Please save the date for this special event!
View more information about the Afternoon of Dance here.
What if I miss a class? Can it be made up?
What if I need a refund due to a class withdrawal?
During Fall/Winter or Winter/Spring Session, CDC Administration must be notified at least 2 weeks prior to the start of the session to receive a refund (minus a $15 processing fee). Once a session has begun, if class is not working out for you or your child, you may withdraw from class and request a refund by the 4th week of the session. We will refund the remainder of the session and charge a $15 processing fee. Refunds are not offered after the 4th week of the session.
For Summer Camps, CDC Administration must be notified 2 weeks prior to the start of your camp to receive a refund, minus $40 non-refundable registration fee. No refunds given less than 2 weeks before camp. However, tuition may be used as a credit to a future class or camp.
For Summer Classes, CDC Administration must be notified 1 week prior to the start of your summer class to receive a refund. A $15 processing fee will be levied.
Email registrar@creativedance.org for information on how to process a refund.
How do I know if class is canceled or the studio is closed?
For the most updated information about closures, you may check the Home Page. In addition, we will email individual classes in the case of closure.
Emergency closures for in-studio classes: Though CDC often closes when Seattle School District has snow closures, please check the home page of our website for up to the date info and individual class information. Classes canceled due to snow closures may be made up in another comparable class during the current session.
Zoom Classes: If class is canceled for some reason, you will be notified by email.
Where can I find more resources for my child?
We also have music by Eric Chappelle that beautifully supports BCDE and BrainDance.
Plus! We’ve curated a list of our favorite things from arts organizations to book authors, as well as links to shop for dance supplies.
What should I know about online classes on Zoom?
We are excited to continue offering some of our Brain-Compatible Dance Education classes online. CDC’s virtual classes are taught by our award-winning faculty, all experienced in leading fun and engaging dance classes over Zoom.
You should have a clear, safe space to move – CDC students have been dancing in their living rooms, bedrooms, playrooms and basements! For the best virtual class experience, we recommend using a laptop or desktop computer. Make sure your device has plenty of battery life!
You will receive the Zoom links for class in advance of class each week. Please note if you sign up for an online class the day of class, you might not receive the Zoom link in time for that day. Please sign up at least 3 days in advance and/or email darrah@creativedance.org to ensure you receive the link in time.
Before registering please review these tips from Zoom to make sure you have the technology needed to participate successfully. Please familiarize yourself with Zoom in advance to prepare for the online learning experience. A hardwired connection is recommended over wifi. Check out helpful tips here and here to improve your Zoom connection.
Photo Credits
Modern III: Pam Lauritzen
Master Classes/HHS Workshop: We Merry Go Round
All other: Bronwen Houck Photography