Irise Dance Project

Summer Program

A FREE Summer Dance Program For Young Children Exploring Creativity, Expression, Community, and Culture

Summer 2025 Registration is Open!

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Grades K through 4: July 7th through July 25th

9:00AM-12:00PM

Final Community Celebration: July 25th

Join Us for an Exciting Summer Program in 2025! Get ready to dance into summer with Irise Dance Project! Building on the incredible success of our 2024 summer programming, we're thrilled to announce our upcoming 2025 summer session! Our program is designed for children entering grades K-4. Children will explore a vibrant mix of dance styles, along with engaging literacy and arts activities, choreography sessions, and reflective exercises tailored specifically for young children and their varying needs.

Highlights Include

Diverse Dance Classes: Explore various styles to include ballet, hip-hop, modern, and Latin dance.

Creative Arts Activities: Literacy based arts activities that ignite imagination's while exploring various topics such as culture, identity, and social awareness. 

Choreography Workshops: Children learn to unleash their  creativity and develop their own dance pieces. 

Community Celebration: Join us for a grand finale presentation where participants showcase their talents to families and the community! 

Whether your child is a budding dancer or simply wants to try something new, our program provides a nurturing and exciting environment for everyone. 

 Don’t Miss Out! Spaces are limited so register today!

Together, let’s make this summer unforgettable at Irise Dance Project!


“For my son, it’s just been an incredible experience, we’ve had a hard time putting into words how important it has been for him. I think to be a part of not just a dance community where he feels accepted but also to be able to broaden that is so important. The experience of exploring culture and diversity and coming together in a community in ways that you can’t always do unless you have something in common. Dance, music, the arts, is the common denominator.” - Parent of a summer program participant