Classes run Monday through Saturday on a drop-in basis in the Main Studio. Participants can register online or in person at the studio. Northeast Arts can accept credit card, cash, check or Venmo.

Single Class $20

10 Class Card, valid for 90 days - $180

Unlimited Monthly subscription - $300 - includes all open ballet and pointe classes, plus 2 hours per month of studio time.

Pointe Single Class - $12

winter/spring 2026

MONDAY 12:00PM - VICTORIA KICKHAM

Contemporary Jazz is a wonderful way to work feel-good, body-aware movement into your day! Each class utilizes a warm-up, short combination and cool-down to refresh and renew the body and wake-up the mind. Victoria has worked for years with adults and incorporates principles of the Simonson Technique—an organic approach to movement that prepares the body to dance in a way that is anatomically intelligent and somatically aware—into her adult and teen classes. This is the perfect mid-day movement class! One hour and 15 minutes. This class is geared toward dancers age 60+. For Card to Culture participants, please use code CARD75 when booking.

Monday 7:30Pm - Avery Saulnier de reyes

Beginner Intermediate Ballet - Ballet for teens and adults who are familiar with a full barre and are looking for an open class to continue to strengthen, practice and develop understanding of center work, technique and artistry. While teachers assume participants are familiar with the elements of a classical ballet class, this level provides more time for fine-tuning body placement and practicing correct execution of the steps with combinations that place solid emphasis on the steps that make up the foundation of center work. Teachers will include medium jumps and instruction on large jumps. One hour and fifteen minutes.

Pointe Work for Adult Learners - a great way to develop additional length and strength for ballet or to re-introduce yourself to pointe work in center. This class focuses on barre exercises to strengthen placement, feet and calf muscles and basic center work. Each twenty minute class has barre and center work components. Previous pointe experience required. Twenty minutes - starting at 8:50pm.

Tuesday 5:30PM - Louise Hautefeuille

Intermediate Ballet - Ballet for teens and adults who are familiar with most ballet vocabulary and are looking for an open class to continue to strengthen, practice and develop their technique and artistry. While teachers assume participants are familiar with the elements of a classical ballet class, this level provides more time for fine-tuning body placement and practicing correct execution of the steps with combinations that place solid emphasis on the steps that make up the foundation of center work. One hour and thirty minutes.

TUESDAY 7:00PM - KEN PIERCE

The term “Baroque Dance” refers to European ballroom and theatrical dance of the late 17th and early 18th centuries --- the precursor to today’s ballet, as danced by both amateurs and professionals at the time of Louis XIV of France. Because dance played a prominent role in society during this period, dancing masters developed dance notation systems and published treatises that provide detailed descriptions of steps used in baroque dance. Thus, we are able to reconstruct baroque dance steps and choreographies with a satisfying degree of accuracy.Each class includes a warmup followed by practice of basic steps and step sequences typical of different dance types (such as bourrée, gavotte, sarabande, gigue, or menuet). Classes are designed for adults or older teens. Online or in person at the studio. One hour thirty minutes.

Wednesday 9:00am - Avery Saulnier de reyes

Intermediate Ballet for Seniors - Ballet for adults who are familiar with a full barre and center work and are looking for an open class to continue to strengthen, practice and develop artistry. While teachers assume participants are familiar with the elements of a classical ballet class, this level provides more time for fine-tuning body placement and practicing correct execution of the steps with combinations that place solid emphasis on the steps that make up the foundation of center work while respecting the needs of experienced older dancers. Teachers will include medium jumps with alternatives for those who prefer not to jump. One hour and fifteen minutes. This class is geared toward dancers age 60+. For Card to Culture participants, please use code CARD75 when booking.

Thursday 10am - Molly wheat

Intermediate Ballet - Ballet for teens and adults who are familiar with most or all ballet vocabulary and are looking for an open class to continue to strengthen, practice and develop their technique and artistry. Teachers assume participants are familiar with most or all elements of a classical ballet class, however they also are open to modification of exercises to suit participants’ needs. One hour and thirty minutes.

Friday 10am - Avery Saulnier de reyes

Intermediate Ballet - Ballet for teens and adults who are familiar with most ballet vocabulary and are looking for an open class to continue to strengthen, practice and develop their technique and artistry. While teachers assume participants are familiar with the elements of a classical ballet class, this level provides more time for fine-tuning body placement and practicing correct execution of the steps with combinations that place solid emphasis on the steps that make up the foundation of center work. One hour and thirty minutes.

Pointe Work for Adult Learners - a great way to develop additional length and strength for ballet or to re-introduce yourself to pointe work after time away. This class focuses on barre exercises to strengthen placement, feet and calf muscles. Each half-hour class has a seated exercise component, and work in parallel and turnout at the barre. Thirty minutes - starting at 11:45am.

saturday 10:30am - Avery Saulnier de reyes

Intermediate/Advanced Ballet - Ballet for teens and adults who are familiar with most or all ballet vocabulary and are looking for an open class to continue to strengthen, practice and develop their technique and artistry. Teachers assume participants are familiar with most or all elements of a classical ballet class, however they also are open to modification of exercises to suit participants’ needs. One hour and thirty minutes.