If you're looking for ballroom dance classes in Providence, Rhode Island's capital city has a strong dance community, offering everything from formal ballroom instruction to Argentine tango, swing, and ballet training.
Local studios teach Waltz, Tango, Foxtrot, Cha-Cha, Rumba, and Salsa, plus swing and wedding dance choreography. Providence Tango has built a dedicated following among fans of Argentine tango, while other studios and event spaces like the Ballroom at the Providence G host social dances and lessons that bring the wider community together on the dance floor.
No partner or previous experience is needed to get started. Group classes are built with beginners in mind, rotating partners so everyone practices lead-follow basics and timing. Private lessons are also available for those who want more focused, one-on-one instruction, whether for a wedding dance or competitive training.
Group classes usually run $20-$40 per session, while private lessons range from about $80-$150 per hour depending on the studio.
No, most group classes are open to singles and rotate partners throughout the lesson.
Yes, the studios above are located throughout Providence, making it easy to find a class close to home.
Take a look at the studios above to find the right class for your schedule and goals.
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If you're looking for ballroom dance classes in Providence, Rhode Island's capital city has a strong dance community, offering everything from formal ballroom instruction to Argentine tango, swing, and ballet training.
Local studios teach Waltz, Tango, Foxtrot, Cha-Cha, Rumba, and Salsa, plus swing and wedding dance choreography. Providence Tango has built a dedicated following among fans of Argentine tango, while other studios and event spaces like the Ballroom at the Providence G host social dances and lessons that bring the wider community together on the dance floor.
No partner or previous experience is needed to get started. Group classes are built with beginners in mind, rotating partners so everyone practices lead-follow basics and timing. Private lessons are also available for those who want more focused, one-on-one instruction, whether for a wedding dance or competitive training.
Group classes usually run $20-$40 per session, while private lessons range from about $80-$150 per hour depending on the studio.
No, most group classes are open to singles and rotate partners throughout the lesson.
Yes, the studios above are located throughout Providence, making it easy to find a class close to home.
Take a look at the studios above to find the right class for your schedule and goals.