Paula Brown Performing Arts Center in Suitland (home of the Brown Ballerinas) runs a themed Princess Dance Camp in July for ages 3-10, split into Princess I (ages 3-6) and Princess II (ages 7-10). Campers learn ballet, lyrical, and hip-hop basics while building confidence. The two-week program runs 10:00am-3:00pm.
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We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact Paula Brown Performing Arts Center directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Mackenzie FreemanI am here and I think ballet studio, and so much like fifth position and more
★★★★★Gabriella ProctorI am a dancer here currently this is my 2nd year and I am a proud member and have learned much more especially have seen a different person in myself from all of my growth!
★★★★★Meli Sass “Sassy” T. D.I'll start to say that although my child doesn't attend here, however I met the owner while waiting in the family rest room in the Kennedy Center theater. She mentioned being there to support 4 of her girls who were selected to dance for the nutcracker ballet production this year. As a patron, i was amazed how synchronized everyone was performing, but also how great must she be to have 4 girls selected for that elite show. Kudos ma'am ! You're doing awesome!
★★★★★Keyuanna EvansPaula Brown studio was reccomended to me by a friend. It was one of the best choices I've made for my daughter. In one year she has grown so much as a dancer! This studio teaches great technique & dance etiquette. Paula Brown offers the girls opportunities to travel & to perform and/or tryout amongst other great dancers. If you are looking for a great studio look no farther.
★★★★★D HIt is one of, if not the best, dance studio in the area. The level of development my daughter received in just one year was unexpected. Technique is a primary focus which builds the dancers up to a comparable level with notable schools. This center services a community which greatly lacks quality dance education. While young dancers enter into a fun environment, they also build skills which can lead them into a professional career. My advice is to check Ms. Paula's resume and check out a performance to judge for yourself.