Hip Hop Classes Near Me

This class price is ONLY for students enrolled in multiple classes per week. Int DancePop is a continuing hip hop class for dancers ages 8+ who have had previous hip hop training. This class combines hip hop, and jazz techniques to give students a well rounded foundation to basic jazz and hip hop styles. Dancers will also practice choreography and musicality and learn dance history.

Int DancePop is a continuing hip hop class for dancers ages 8+ who have had previous hip hop training. This class combines hip hop, and jazz techniques to give students a well rounded foundation to basic jazz and hip hop styles. Dancers will also practice choreography and musicality and learn dance history.

Get your kids ready to dance! Meet your teacher, Jocelyn, a dancer on the competition team, Krazy8, based in San Mateo. Trained in Hip Hop, House, Waacking, and Campbellocking! Jocelyn’s class will be for kids and teens. Join our kid’s Hip Hop class at Luna del Soul Dance Studio every Friday at 4:30 PM!

Build a musical foundation for the whole family! Expose your little one to various types of music ranging from The Beatles to Caribbean to Hip Hop.

Leapstart's Rhythm Fusion Dance Camp is a high-energy, five-day dance experience for children ages 4.5–11, thoughtfully designed with age-appropriate instruction and guided participation. This camp blends the expressive storytelling of Bollywood with the power and rhythm of Hip Hop—giving children a fun, confidence-building way to move, create, and perform.

Leapstart's Rhythm Fusion Dance Camp is a high-energy, five-day dance experience for children ages 4.5–11, thoughtfully designed with age-appropriate instruction and guided participation. This camp blends the expressive storytelling of Bollywood with the power and rhythm of Hip Hop—giving children a fun, confidence-building way to move, create, and perform.

DancePop is an introductory class for dancers ages 6+. This class combines hip hop, and jazz techniques to give students a well rounded foundation to basic jazz and hip hop styles. Dancers will also practice choreography and musicality and learn dance history.

Are you ready to ROCK?! Learn the basic techniques of dance and how to move to the beat. We promote a healthy lifestyle through fun, physical activity that encourages self expression through music and movement. Dance improvisation games are played to encourage expression and creativity. A rockin’ performance with costumes will be held at the end of the session for family and friends! Dancers will get to KEEP their Funky Divas & Dudes shirt after the show! Dress comfy and wear tennis shoes. DAY/TIME: Monday's, 3:00-3:45pm CLASS DATES: April 6-May 25 SHOW DATE: May 25 @ 3:30pm TUITION: $145 + $20 materials fee Please make sure to register your child using an email address that is frequently checked and is the same email you use for school correspondence. All information on classes/shows will come from Funky Divas & Dudes. Please direct any questions to our PDX manager, Marina via email at infopdx@funkydivasanddudes.com or by phone at 816-405-9180

This class price is ONLY for students taking multiple classes per week. DancePop is an introductory class for dancers ages 6+. This class combines hip hop, and jazz techniques to give students a well rounded foundation to basic jazz and hip hop styles. Dancers will also practice choreography and musicality and learn dance history.

Embark on a journey with 2nd Line Tours to experience New Orleans' vibrant rhythms and rich cultural history. Our unique tour immerses you in the city's cultural tapestry, blending soulful melodies of jazz, rock ‘n’ roll, hip hop, and bounce. Discover the heartbeat of New Orleans, from the spirit of Creole, Afro, and Indigenous communities to the civil rights movement's struggles and triumphs. Explore historic neighborhoods like Treme, the Garden District, and Central City, and visit iconic sites such as Congo Square, where African rhythms still pulse beneath modern New Orleans. Immerse yourself in New Orleans’ legendary music scene, from the birthplace of jazz to the sounds of rap and bounce. Trace the evolution of musical genres that shaped the city’s identity and explore iconic venues like the historic Dew Drop Inn. Join us on a journey of discovery and celebration, uncovering the soul of New Orleans, one beat at a time. Book your adventure with 2nd Line Tours today!

If you're into hip-hop, or want to see another side of NYC, take a tour with one of hip-hop's Grandmasters! Suitable for all ages, this one-of-a-kind experience takes you on an interactive cultural tour of Manhattan, Harlem and the Bronx, and reveals the true meaning of hip-hop.

It’s a Party. It’s a Ride. It’s a Party Bike Ride! Music. Light Up Bikes with Basket & Cupholders Fun, Responsible Guide / DJ It’s not a race. It’s not a sports event. We ride short distances with many stops Stops are at scenic sites for pictures & music We stop for food, drink, and a party. Included are Canal Street, St. Charles Avenue Riverfront and French Quarter Tour Guide is DJ: NOLA Bounce, Hip Hop, Soul, R&B, Pop Requests welcome.

Book a Brooklyn walking tour with the legendary Johnny Famous aka Scoob Lover and experience Brooklyn hip hop history like never before. As a pioneering dancer who performed alongside Big Daddy Kane and appeared on the iconic track "Where Brooklyn At?" with Biggie Smalls and Tupac, Scoob offers an insider's perspective on Brooklyn's hip hop roots. Born and Bred in BK, you'll hear behind-the-scenes stories, and walk in the footsteps of hip hop giants—making this tour a must for music fans and culture enthusiasts alike.

A walking tour meets street theater in this immersive performance of New York language and slang. Set in the historically linguistic melting pot of the Lower East Side, this two hour interactive experience brings the slang, accents, and languages of NYC to life through a performing guide in character as "The Tour" — but all guests participate. •Break the ice with a small talk activity where chalk becomes the marker of your personal space. •Participate in a scavenger hunt for stickers printed with common words New Yorkers pronounce in a funny way •Find newspapers hidden in odd places as a delivery boy recounts in verse the impact media has on our everyday speech. •Dance like it's 1990 in a demonstration of hip hop moves that originated in NYC •Hail a ride from a multilingual Chinatown dispatcher...just be sure you know what street you're on. •Listen to "Nico Ramone" rant about the problems in his bohemian life as you try to guess the words he borrows from Yiddish.