What is the class?

In these sessions, Kieron is going to teach you the 4 fundamentals of Breaking: Top Rock, Footwork, Power and Freezes. As you build an understanding of the foundations, you will start to play with these movements, learn about HipHop culture and get involved within our local community at jams, events and further opportunities.

We run weekly classes on Wednesday’s 5pm-6pm at Open Source Arts, Leeds. These sessions are for ages 7+ and are term time only at the cost of £8 per person.

Evening Classes at Yorkshire Dance

Soul Grove – Fusion Dance Class for Mental Wellness is designed for women aged 14+ to explore movement as a tool for self-expression, confidence, and inner balance.

We blend semi-classical, Bollywood, yoga-inspired flows, and fusion-style choreographies. This unique mix nurtures body awareness, creativity, and emotional well-being. Guided by Kriti Telang and Shivani Jatar, our Thursday evening sessions at Yorkshire Dance are a celebration of movement, community, and joy.

What to Wear

Comfortable and loose clothing

Come along to this free community roadshow to find out more about Company of People, a performance company of all ages based in Chapeltown and Harehills.

This interactive session will include a performance and the chance to get moving and chat to existing members. For those eager to join there will be an opportunity to sign up to take part in the next Company of People performance. For those wanting to dip a toe in you can find out more about our free weekly sessions starting in Autumn 2025 or sign up to attend future performances.

Join Yorkshire Dance for Open Practice Week this summer with free drop in sessions running 9.30-11.00am every morning from Monday 18 to Friday 22 August.

Come along to move and play in our studio with others doing the same, all accompanied by an eclectic playlist.

There are two classes in Leeds suitable for beginners - Monday afternoon and Wednesday evening.

The Monday afternoon is an existing low impact class., which has been running for several years and is a good mix of beginners and dancers with some experience.

The Wednesday evening class has live music and is for dancers who prefer to attend outside ‘9 to 5’ working hours. It provides a structured introduction to Scottish Country Dancing including steps and formations to covers a range of dances which appears in many social situations. e.g. ceilidhs and weddings.