Best for a family wanting serious ballet training without joining a competition team.

BalletDance LessonsPointeTapJazzContemporaryHip-Hop
RecreationalBirthday Parties
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(817) 242-6535
info@northtexasdancearts.com
280 Commerce Street, Suite 275, Southlake, TX 76092
Thu · 10AM – 6PM
Monday10AM – 6PM
Tuesday10AM – 6PM
Wednesday10AM – 6PM
Thursday10AM – 6PM
Friday10AM – 6PM
Saturday9AM – 1PM
SundayClosed
$77 - $250

$77 - $250

  • Tuition is a single all-inclusive monthly rate, billed in 10 equal payments from August through May. Published 2026-27 rates (August 2026 - May 2027): Hip Hop FUNdamentals $77; Pre-Pointe $85; 1st Dance and Mini Movers $103; Combo / Boys FUNdamentals $150; Level 1-3 Combos (two classes a week) $175; Level 1-3 Ballet (two classes a week) $206.
  • Adult classes are priced separately: $125 a month for one class a week, $200 for two, $250 for three or more, with drop-ins at $35 each when available.
  • "All-inclusive" is the studio's own term and it is specific: the monthly rate covers the annual registration fee, classes from August to May, all costume fees, all performance fees, and a summer credit equal to two months' tuition toward the following summer's classes or camps (June-July, non-transferable and non-refundable).
  • Autopay runs on the 1st and tuition is non-refundable. A $35 late fee applies if the month is not paid in full by the 6th, and a $10 fee if a scheduled payment is declined. No tuition is due in June or July unless summer programming is taken.
  • Withdrawal requires 30 days' written notice; nothing is refunded or prorated for a partial month, an early withdrawal, or a missed class.
  • Summer camps are $250 a week and are priced outside the monthly rate.
  • Birthday parties are posted separately: Standard $300, Deluxe $450, with up to 6 additional children at $10 each.
Season dates & schedule · Class schedule

What's offered

A non-competitive dance studio for ages 18 months to adult, with age-leveled group classes in classical ballet, pointe, tap, jazz, contemporary, and hip-hop (dancers age 7 and up are required to take ballet twice a week). The school-year season runs on the Carroll calendar — the 2026–27 season opened in mid-August. Alongside the children's classes the studio runs a daytime mini-movers class for ages 2.5–4 and an adult Pilates class on Wednesdays, 11 AM–12 PM. Tuition is a single all-inclusive monthly rate. The studio also runs themed birthday parties, a spring-break camp, and summer camps. Class hours run Monday–Saturday; registration is through the studio's online portal.

2026-27 Season

Aug 17 – Jun 5

  • Fall semester beginsPastAug 17, 2026
  • Closed — Labor DayPastSep 7, 2026
  • Studio closedOct 12, 2026
  • In-studio rehearsal for the fall performanceOct 24, 2026
  • Fall performance (Nov 6–7; details forthcoming)Nov 6, 2026
  • Closed — Fall Break (Nov 22–29)Nov 22, 2026
  • Nutcracker Camp (1–4 PM)Dec 12, 2026
  • Parent Observation Week (Dec 14–19)Dec 14, 2026
  • Last day of fall classesDec 19, 2026
  • Closed — Winter Break (Dec 20 – Jan 4)Dec 20, 2026
  • Spring semester beginsJan 5, 2027
  • Studio closedJan 18, 2027
  • Studio closedFeb 15, 2027
  • Closed — Spring Break (Mar 14–21)Mar 14, 2027
  • In-studio rehearsal for the recitalMay 1, 2027
  • Closed — Memorial DayMay 31, 2027
  • Last day of classesJun 3, 2027
  • Dress rehearsal and spring recital (June 4–5)Jun 4, 2027
5 Camps Concluded, 1 Winter Camp Upcoming
  • Dec 12 · Nutcracker Camp · 1pm–4pm
Concluded5
  • Mar 16–20 · Enchanted Fairytale (spring break)Concluded · 9am–12pm · ages 4–8
  • Jun 15–19 · K-Pop MagiKConcluded · 9am–12pm · ages 4–8
  • Jun 22–26 · Wowza-LuauzaConcluded · 9am–12pm · ages 4–8
  • Jul 6–10 · K-Pop World TourConcluded · 9am–12pm · ages 4–8
  • Jul 13–17 · #dancecampREMIXConcluded · 9am–12pm · ages 4–8

Cost · Summer camps are $250 per week (a 50% deposit is due at registration, with the balance due June 8).

Details

Older dancers (ages 8-12) also have morning ballet intensives, 10 AM-12 PM (Ballet/Hip Hop 9 AM-12 PM): Ballet/Contemporary and Ballet/Jazz in June, Ballet/Tap and Ballet/Hip Hop in July 2026. Their exact weeks are published only on a calendar image, so confirm dates with the studio.

Our take

North Texas Dance Arts makes a deliberate choice: it's non-competitive. There's no travel team and no competition circuit — the focus is technique and a love of dance rather than trophies. For a family that wants their kid to actually learn ballet and grow as a dancer but has no interest in the competition grind, that's the whole pitch.

Don't mistake non-competitive for casual, though. Ballet comes first here, and dancers age 7 and up are required to take ballet twice a week — across a full menu of classical ballet, pointe, tap, jazz, contemporary, and hip-hop, age-leveled from toddlers (18 months) up through adults. It runs as a 501(c)3 nonprofit, and the tuition model is refreshingly simple: one all-inclusive monthly rate with, in its words, "no surprises." If you're chasing trophies and a competition résumé, this isn't the studio; if you want strong training in a lower-pressure environment, it fits well. There's a free trial class to test it, plus themed birthday parties and school-break camps.

Local Tips

North Texas Dance Arts is on the second floor of the 280 Commerce building — the "280 Sports" complex, just south of the QT gas station at the corner of Southlake Boulevard and Commerce Street. The entrance to know: come in through the main entrance near "Sharky's Cuts for Kids," and the studio is upstairs. A couple of practical notes:

  • The ballet-twice-a-week requirement for dancers 7 and up is a real commitment, so plan the weekly schedule around it.
  • Tuition is one all-inclusive monthly figure rather than a base rate plus add-ons.
  • Registration runs through the studio's online portal.

It also runs themed birthday parties on Saturday afternoons.

Credentials

North Texas Dance Arts is a 501(c)3 nonprofit dance studio. Its site does not name an individual owner or director, referring instead to "our directors and instructors" and an award-winning faculty. As a nonprofit organization, it is structured around its dance-education mission rather than individual ownership; instruction spans classical ballet, pointe, tap, jazz, contemporary, and hip-hop across an age-leveled, non-competitive curriculum, with a stated requirement that dancers age 7 and up train in ballet at least twice a week.

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