Academy of Dance is a year-round dance studio in Dickinson, North Dakota, offering ballet, tap, jazz, hip hop, modern, Celtic, and toning classes for dancers from 18 months through adult, including Mommy & Me. Available listings for this studio do not clearly confirm a dedicated summer camp program.
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Powered by GoogleHeather and her staff give a personal connection to our dancer and she loves the friends she's made as well as the dance instruction and ability to express herself.
I can’t tell you how much we love it at Academy of Dance. My youngest seriously looks forward to dance and counts down the time until we can go. Heather the owner has been absolutely. My youngest really wants to go into Broadway and Heather has been nothing but understanding, supportive and encouraging of her dream. She offers support and advice to her in such an amazing way. I absolutely love seeing my little light up feeling like she is a step closer to her end goal. I would 100% recommend dancing at Academy of Dance.
I have been taking classes at the Academy since I was 8 years old. I am now 19 and have loved every second of being there. Heather is a wonderful teacher and is very knowledgeable in every style of dance she teaches. She also ensures that every dancer has the best technique possible and is having fun while learning
We are about to start our second season at this dance studio. Great, friendly and caring staff here! They are great with my daughter who has a bit of stage fright... even so, my daughter wants to keep coming back to dance at this studio!
My daughter has danced at the Academy for 5 years and still going. We love the dance foundations that have been taught and the growth we see at each recital. This studio has become a family.




