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Getting started with Dance Adventures
Find answers about classes, beginners, venues, booking and parties. For current dates and availability, check the timetable or get in touch.
Which dance classes does Dance Adventures offer?
Dance Adventures offers ballet, contemporary, salsa, line dancing and family dance, alongside inclusive creative dance and private tuition. Samba enquiries are also welcome. See the current timetable for the classes running this term.
Are there classes for children and adults?
Yes. The school offers children’s and adult classes, as well as family dance for a parent or adult and child together. Ages and levels vary by class; check the timetable and ask if you need help choosing.
Can beginners join?
The current timetable includes adult ballet suitable for all levels, including beginners, and beginners’ salsa. Line dancing does not require a partner or previous dance experience. Contact the school to check the best starting point for you.
Can I try a class before joining a course?
Trial classes are offered for children and adults, free or with a voluntary donation. Use the booking enquiry form to ask about a trial for your chosen class.
Where are the classes held?
Classes take place at several venues in North London, including Brickworks Community Centre, Haringey Club, Hornsey Vale Community Centre, Crouch End Fitness Centre and WAVE Hub. The contact page also includes Cape Adventure. Check the timetable for your specific class and use the venue maps before travelling.
How do I book a class?
Go to Book here, enter your contact details and choose your class or enquiry type. Use Additional Information for questions or preferred sessions, review the consent options and complete the CAPTCHA before submitting.
Where can I find term dates and class times?
The classes page lists term dates and each class’s day, time, venue and course dates. Individual courses can have different dates, so check your chosen session.
How much do classes cost?
The homepage fees section lists trial, adult, children’s and private-session prices. Fees depend on the option, course length, group size and location. Please confirm the applicable fee when enquiring.
Do I need a partner for salsa or line dancing?
You can come to salsa on your own or with a friend. Salsa includes partner work, while line dancing does not require a partner. See the salsa and line dancing pages for more about the classes.
What is family dance?
Family dance is a relaxed session of creative, interactive exercises exploring the bond between parent and child. The class page describes it as suitable for children aged 5+ with an adult.
Are inclusive dance classes available?
Yes. Dance Adventures teaches inclusive creative dance at WAVE Hub, welcoming different ages and abilities, particularly people with SEND. The school also describes a private group in Muswell Hill for people with Downs Syndrome. Contact Gabriela to discuss a suitable session.
Can I arrange a private lesson?
Yes. One-to-one and group private sessions are available, in person or online. Enquire about your preferred dance style, group size and location through the booking form.
Do you organise dance parties?
Yes. Dance parties are available for children and adults, in person or online. You can discuss a style or theme for birthdays, anniversaries, reunions and other special occasions.
Are holiday courses and performances available?
The events page describes holiday courses, performances and theatre trips, including archive examples. Contact the school for current dates and availability.
Who teaches at Dance Adventures?
Dance Adventures was founded by Gabriela Montgomery-Solano, its director, teacher and choreographer. Read about her training, experience and approach on the About page.
How can I contact the school?
Call 07561 349 555, email danceadventureslondon@gmail.com, or use the contact enquiry form.
Still have a question?
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