Adult classes
Classes for grown-ups who want to move, at whatever level you walk in with. Nobody here is counting your mistakes.
Bring socks. Bring a friend.
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Dance studio · Reno, Nevada
Sierra Nevada Dance Collective
Adult classes, youth programs, performance intensives, choreography and community workshops — all of it happening in Reno. Bring socks. Bring a friend.
the sign-up sheet is at the end of the wall ↓
01 / The class board
Every class and program we run is pinned up here, roughly in the order people usually start. Find your card, then put your name on the sheet at the end of the wall.
Classes for grown-ups who want to move, at whatever level you walk in with. Nobody here is counting your mistakes.
Bring socks. Bring a friend.
Add your name →
Programs for young dancers — steady practice, real technique, and people who cheer each other on.
Parents: the sheet has a space for you.
Add your name →That’s the whole list.
Not sure where you fit? Say so on the sheet — we’ll point you at the right card.
02 / Program notes
Whole days in the room instead of one class at a time: more rehearsal, more notes, and a performance at the end of it. If you want to build something with other dancers rather than just take class, this is where that happens.
Put your name on the sheet and we’ll tell you what’s next.
A stretch of focused studio time that finishes in front of an audience. Come ready to work, and leave with something you made with other people.
Have a piece you want to build? Bring the idea — or bring nothing but a question — and work it out in the room with the dancers who are already here.
Long enough in one stretch to actually get somewhere.
Repeats, notes, and the part where it finally clicks.
The intensive ends on a stage, in front of people.
03 / The room
A collective is a room you walk into.
One wooden floor, a long barre, and whoever shows up that day. That has been the whole setup from the start.
04 / Community
Community workshops take what happens in the studio out to the rest of Reno — plain rooms, no mirrors required, and movement that makes sense whether or not you’ve ever taken a class.
No jargon. We promise.
People who don’t call themselves dancers — yet.
If your school, workplace or group wants a workshop, write it on the sheet.
Nothing. Wear what you can move in.
05 / Sign-up sheet
Tell us which class, program or intensive you’re after — or just say you’re not sure yet, and we’ll point you at the right card on the wall. Everything happens in Reno.
We’ll come back to you with class times and what to expect on day one.
Back to the class board →