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Dance Camps
In week-long half or full day dance camps, children from ages 3-12 will explore the magic of dance through themed movement and music. Our camps include dance, song, storytelling, acting, crafts, and creative games based on the weekly themes. All camps will be held at our main studio: 1031 Conifer Street, Fort Collins, CO 80524.
Fairy Princess Camp
Spend a fun week learning themed dances and songs, making crafts, enjoying stories and snack time… all while making new friends! These delightful half-day camps taught by Ms. Teal give young dancers (age 3-6) a wonderful imaginative experience. Dancers will explore creative movement and display what they’ve learned in a mini-recital on Friday!
Great for ages 3-6!
Offered: June 3 – 7, 9:00am-12:00pm
June 24 – 28, 9:00am-12:00pm
July 8 – 12, 9:00am-12:00pm
July 22 – 26-12, 9:00am-12:00pm
Price: $150/$35 deposit
From Broadway to L.A.
This all-day camp takes you “on the road” to explore ballet, tap, hip hop, lyrical and jazz dance genres and learn a selection of dances from famous Broadway musicals and music videos! You’ll also create crafts that will be used as props in the performance at the end of the week!
Great for ages 7-12!
Offered: July 8 – 12, 9:00am-4:00pm
Price: $200/$50 deposit
Find YOUR Style!
Ballet, Modern, Lyrical, Jazz, Tap, Improv, Hip Hop or Musical Theatre! Try them all out and see which fits you the best! We’ll include a recital at the end of the week!
Great for ages 7-12!
Offered: June 24 – 28, 9:00am-4:00pm
Price: $200/$50 deposit
Act! Sing! Dance! – The Lion King
Campers will learn vocal skills, dancing, projection techniques, stage directions, theatre games, and will work scenes to create a musical (The Lion King!) that will be performed at the end of the week. This camp is always a summer favorite!
Great for ages 7-12!
Offered: July 15 – 19, 9:00am-4:00pm
Price: $200/$50 deposit
Before/After Class Care is Available
From 8:00am-9:00am and 4:00pm-5:00pm for $15/1 hour or $25.00/day.
Must be requested at time of registration. To register, please email info@ccballet.org or call 970.472.4156. Space is limited and filled on a first come first served basis
What to Bring
Lunch will be every day at Noon. Bring your own well-packed/insulated lunch. We encourage you to pack a hearty lunch with lots of protein and fresh veggies/fruit. A well-fueled body is important for good dancing! A light, healthy snack will be offered to all campers. All campers will need a water bottle marked with their name. Proper attire is also required for each camp. Please bring your gear in a labeled dance bag or backpack.
Summer Dance Classes
Dance classes run from July 8 – August 10.
Students ages 3 through adult take part in dance classes at Canyon Concert Ballet. Dance classes include jazz, tap, ballet, modern, hip hop, and lyrical for all ages and all abilities.
Students at our school inherit knowledge from our dedicated faculty, who nurture each child’s potential for artistry and encourage self-confidence. Joy and agility are gained through training, mentoring and performing experiences furthering their natural talents and varied skills.
Our faculty is committed to providing guidance and experience that shape the performer both technically and artistically – not only to become professional dancers, but to develop the confidence and discipline in pursuing all their life goals.
Summer Intensives
Our Summer Intensive offers a unique 2-week program that is open to all ballet students ages 9-24 with a least three years of ballet technique training.
This unique 2 week intensive offers the training today’s aspiring dancers need. While each week may be taken individually, we highly recommend enrolling in both weeks for the full benefits of the intensive.
Week 1, June 10-14, offers a Ballet Concentration. Classes will be offered in ballet technique, pointe, variations, ballet choreography, Pilates, injury prevention and nutrition, pointe shoe selection and care and ballet history.
Week 2, June 17-21, offers a Contemporary Concentration. In addition to daily ballet classes, students will enjoy classes in contemporary ballet, modern, contemporary, jazz, hip hop, musical theatre, and Pilates, as well as lectures on injury prevention, nutrition, and dance history.
To learn more and sign up for one or more of these amazing dance experiences, please call us at 970-472-4156, visit our studio at 1031 Conifer Street, or visit our website at www.CCBallet.org. Thank you!
Anthony, born and raised in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, began his dance training at Studio Dance under Michele Burke. He attended the University of Iowa, where he received a B.F.A. in Dance Performance and Choreography. While attending university, he had the privilege to perform extensively in faculty, graduate, and undergraduate work — most notably a site-specific work at the Barnes Foundation in Philadelphia with the visually stunning Tori Lawrence & Co, as well as an evening-length work exploring energy cultures at an Anthroprocene symposium hosted by the University of Wyoming with Incite Insight Arts. Anthony danced for four years with Cedar Rapids Opera Theatre in their productions of Carmen, Don Giovanni, and others. Anthony is a 200-hour certified yoga instructor through the Yoga Alliance. For the past two years Anthony has been a performing member of NW Dance Project. At the NW Dance project he has enjoyed working with Ihsan Rustem, Danielle Agami, Cayetano Soto, Wen Wei Wang, Patrick Delcroix, and artistic director Sarah Slipper.
Join us at Pour Brothers Community Tavern from 6-8pm on February 20 for some food and beverages! All tips collected during the event will be donated to Canyon Concert Ballet’s Outreach Programs!
Sydney Dolan started her ballet training at age three in North Carolina. She has been a finalist in the World Ballet Competition (2012 to 2016) as well as the Youth America Grand Prix (2014 to 2016). In 2016, Sydney also received bronze medals from the World Ballet Competition as well as the Youth America Grand Prix – Tampa, where she performed Le Corsaire’s Medora and the Diana and Acteon variation as a part of the Stars of Today Meet the Stars of Tomorrow: YAGP Gala.
From Los Angeles, Regina began studying ballet under former Mariinsky Principal, Marat Daukayev. She attended the Rock School for Dance in Philadelphia and received 1st Place at the Youth America Grand Prix. Regina joined TBII in 2013, the main company in 2014, and was promoted to Demi-Soloist in 2018. She currently heads the Dancer Committee and is the Shoe Coordinator for Tulsa Ballet. She’s been featured in both Pointe and Dance 
