Tap 3/4
WR: New HomeBase · Williamsburg
This intermediate/ advanced hybrid-level tap class is geared toward tap dancers with 5+ years of training and/ or a maturity in dance required in a focused training space.
5 upcoming · 2 local studios
Five dance classes run across two Williamsburg studios, and most of the current schedule is built for the youngest dancers: four Parent & Tot sessions grouped by age bands from 18 months to 2.5 years. The exception is Tap 3/4 at WR: New HomeBase, a $672 course that runs through the fall. Several of the Parent & Tot listings do not show a price, so check individual event pages before registering.
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WR: New HomeBase · Williamsburg
This intermediate/ advanced hybrid-level tap class is geared toward tap dancers with 5+ years of training and/ or a maturity in dance required in a focused training space.
danceStudio A · Williamsburg
Parent & Tot dance class for ages 1.5-2, Saturdays 9:30-10:15am. Held at Studio A through KPL Dance Co, it runs as a recurring drop-in session.
danceStudio A · Williamsburg
Parent & Tot dance class for ages 1.5-2.5, Sundays 9:30-10:10am. Held at Studio A through KPL Dance Co, it runs as a recurring drop-in session.
danceStudio C · Williamsburg
Parent & Tot dance class for ages 1.5-2, Tuesdays 9:40-10:20am. Held at Studio C through KPL Dance Co, it runs as a recurring drop-in session.
danceStudio B · Williamsburg
Parent & Tot dance class for age 2.5, Tuesdays 10:30-11:20am. Held at Studio B through KPL Dance Co, it runs as a recurring drop-in session for ages 2y-2y.
Most dance classes in Williamsburg run for ages 18 months through 12 years. Specific age bands are listed on each class page so you can filter by what fits your child.
Prices in Williamsburg range from about $25 through $55 per class, with multi-week packages typically reducing the per-class rate. Free events and drop-in pricing are flagged on each class card.
Most studio-run dance classes require advance registration through the studio's booking page. Library and city-park dance programs are typically drop-in, though some popular sessions release a limited number of tickets in advance.