The Everybody Dance Project offers weekly themed summer dance camps for ages 3-8 and 7-12 at multiple Portland church locations. Campers take lively classes in ballet, jazz, and tumbling fundamentals, do themed crafts and open play, and perform a special routine on the final day.
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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 The Everybody Dance Project directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Powered by GoogleOur child had the best experience with the Everybody Dance Project. Instructors were welcoming and inclusive. We were able to join after the start of the term with a prorated cost and the whole process was smooth and clear.
Everybody Dance Project has been amazing! I love teacher Jasmine and my whole experience has been positive after signing my 2 year old up - I plan to have her continue at this school as long as she can. I was looking for a place where my daughter could learn how to express herself without the rigid and toxic structure of some studios. Ironically, the bad review on here that talks about "dancers being out of shape" made me WANT to go here - especially the owner's response about body positivity. There's enough negative messages in the world and I want my daughter to be in a place that is accepting and empowering.
My kid has been attending classes for more than two years. The environment is fun and open and my kid loves her teacher. I value the experience my kid is getting in participating with a group, without the stress or strictness of a more formal environment. The end of term of showcase is always a delight.
Such a great experience for our kid - instructor was incredible and class was super fun. End of year performance was so sweet and supportive, all of the kids had such a blast. Could not recommend more!
The staff is friendly, but the instruction is lacking, at least for young children. I wanted a real dance class, but it was more of “fun time” where my 3 and 6 year old would be told “good job” after doing the move incorrectly or avoiding it all together. Many older high school dancers and instructors were out of shape, so I found that odd. If you are looking for a more relaxed studio with friendly people, this is it.





