Discover the best dance studios in Edmonton for kids, teens, and adults—perfect for anyone looking to learn, train, or perform.

Looking to dance in Edmonton? Whether you're a total beginner, a competitive teen, or an adult itching to get back in the studio, Edmonton has a dynamic dance scene to explore. From ballet to breakdance, K-pop to ballroom, there’s a studio here that fits your style, schedule, and skill level.

Here’s your guide to top dance studios near you in Edmonton, Alberta.

Dance Unlimited 

Dance Unlimited is committed to helping children grow as people and dancers in a supportive, family-like environment. They focus on quality dance instruction while encouraging each child’s unique talent and creativity. With strong communication and teamwork between the studio and families, they help build confidence and self-worth in every dancer. Led by Owner and Artistic Director Jodi Chalifoux, their experienced staff offers recreational, competitive, and preschool programs in a positive, welcoming space.

Edmonton Dance Factory

A staple in the west end, Edmonton Dance Factory delivers high-energy training with options for dancers as young as three. They’re best known for producing standout competitive teams, but their recreational classes are just as engaging.

Edmonton School of Ballet

One of the most respected names in Alberta ballet training, Edmonton School of Ballet is perfect for serious students and little ones just starting out. The professional division is a great option for pre-professional dancers, and they also offer strong programs in jazz and contemporary.

Amanda’s Academy of Dance

This friendly west-end studio offers classes in ballet, jazz, acro, tap, musical theatre, and hip hop. Amanda’s Academy of Dance is especially loved by parents for its inclusive vibe, positive role models, and confidence-boosting environment for young dancers.

Sangea Academy

Sangea Academy brings the rhythm and heart of West African dance to Edmonton through dynamic community classes and performances. It’s a vibrant and welcoming space to move, connect, and learn something new—perfect for all levels.

Sugar Swing Ballroom

If you’ve ever wanted to try swing dance, this is the place. Sugar Swing offers courses in Lindy Hop, Charleston, and solo jazz, with weekly social dances that welcome everyone. No partner needed—just your dancing shoes and a willingness to learn.

J'Adore Dance

At J'Adore Dance, they believe everyone can dance! Their classes focus on fun, self-expression, and personal growth in a supportive, noncompetitive environment. Dance is used as a way to stay active, connect with culture, and enjoy movement. Classes offer a full-body workout that builds strength, flexibility, and cardio fitness—all while having fun.

Shelley’s Dance Company

SDC teaches and promotes the art of dance, offering programs for everyone from young beginners to advanced and semi-professional dancers. Their skilled instructors focus on both technical training and artistic growth. They understand that people dance for many reasons—fun, fitness, music, social connection, or career goals—and aim to inspire every dancer to be their best.

Darlene’s Dance Academy

DDA is a team of passionate, professional dance instructors and staff who love what they do. Founded in 1989 by Darlene Drummond, the school has grown with a focus on building confidence through a positive environment. Now led by Cindy Roberts, DDA continues to expand while staying true to its roots of excellence and community. Their mission is to make dance fun while helping each student reach their full potential—whether they’re just starting out or returning to dance at any age.

Studio C Dance Co

Students come to SCDC to learn dance, but their goal is to watch them grow with confidence, mentorship, and self-esteem. Whether your child thrives in a competitive environment, or at their own pace - their focus is on helping your child become technically strong and disciplined artists in a nurturing environment.

Tips for Choosing a Dance Studio in Edmonton

With so many great options, here are a few tips to help narrow it down:

• Check the studio’s age range and class structure
  

• Look at class size and teacher-to-student ratio
  

• Find out if trial classes or drop-ins are available
  

• Consider the studio’s location, parking, and safety
  

• Ask about recital or performance opportunities

  
  

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