Program Sessions at NHAPA are offered to students wishing to explore the art of dance or try new areas of interest in short term session commitments throughout the year. They present the perfect opportunity to experience our faculty and curriculum without the commitment of the traditional program and end-of-year performance. We are also excited to be offering Adults of different levels sessions to help foster their continued love of dance. Register Now!
Winter/Spring 2012 Program Sessions
- Tiny Dancers- for children 2.5-4 years-8 week session $105.00
- 8 week session (1-45 minute class/week) Wednesdays, February 1 through March 22 10:30-11:15am (Session runs 8 consecutive weeks with the exception of Feb School Break-February 29th)
This program provides an introduction to dance focusing on movement and motor skills, flexibility, balance, musicality and rhythm in a fun and nurturing environment. Through this enjoyable and valuable educational experience, students will learn to use dance as a creative means of self expression. Class will conclude with a Showcase for families. Ballet slippers are required. - Hip Hop Basics for children 6-8 years -6 week session $105.00
- 6 week session (1 -60 minute class/week) Fridays, January 20 through February 22, 4:30-5:30pm (Session runs 6 consecutive weeks)
This popular class is designed for students ages six through eight years old to learn basics of hip-hop. The 6 week sessions are technique only and will end with a Showcase for families. - Adult Ballet Fundamentals-5 week session $110
5 week session (1-75 minute class/week) Mondays, January 23rd through February 20th, 7:15-8:30pm (Session runs 5 consecutive weeks)
Beginner Ballet for students with some knowledge of basic terms and movements of ballet, having 1 year of basic study as an adult or a returning student of ballet after a long hiatus. - Adult Intermediate/Advanced Multi-Discipline -5 week session $87.50 (1-60 minute class/week) Mondays, January 23rd through February 20th, 7-8pm (session runs 5 consecutive weeks)




