THE MILLENNIUM DIFFERENCE
Welcome to the Millennium Dance Complex Denver dance program!
We are thrilled that you are considering becoming a part of Millennium Dance Complex Denver! We understand the bravery it takes to change studios, join a new studio or step into a dance studio for the first time. We applaud you for selecting what we consider a life enhancing experience for your child.
Dance is a wonderful artistic outlet that not only utilizes creativity and talent, but also teaches discipline. All of our teachers feel strongly about the role of dance in building character and self-esteem. We guarantee a positive and productive learning environment. We encourage parents and students to read the studio policies and dress code, talk to teachers, ask questions, and discuss new and shared experiences.
All team rehearsals are held at designated times, so Millennium will never cancel classes for additional team rehearsals. Try a drop-in class today and experience the Millennium difference!
WHY MILLENNIUM DENVER?
Our drop-in dance program is open to all skill levels and offers no enrollment fee and the ability to start class anytime throughout the school year. MDC Denver offers both drop-in class passes and monthly tuition.
Enrolling in MDCD classes and working with our staff help students gain dance knowledge, which empowers the student to pursue the style and classes they love with confidence!
We provide a safe and diverse environment because we believe that there is Unity in Diversity. When taking class at MDC Denver, please remember to Love All, Serve All and Dance more so you can truly get the full Millennium Experience!
MDCD SHOWCASE – DECEMBER & MAY/JUNE
DETAILS COMING SOON!
MONTHLY TUITION VS. DROP-IN PUNCH CARD
Monthly Tuition: If a class still has availability, students enrolled in Monthly Tuition are guaranteed a spot in the classes they choose. Dancers must choose the same class schedule each week. Tuition is not prorated for months with closures, holidays or snow days.
Punch Cards: Although drop-in class passes do provide flexibility, spots are NOT guaranteed. Please check the daily schedule for availability. If a class becomes full, we will not allow the drop-in student in that class for safety reasons.
Please see the Fees and Tuition page for drop-in class rates, tuition, terms and conditions. Also, please review the MDCD studio policies and dress code. Dress code is enforced for all students.
FIRST TIME DANCER: SCHEDULE
JUNIOR PROGRAM (AGES 9-12)
Wednesday
4:30-5:30 Beginning Tap
Thursday
4:30-5:30 Basic Hip Hop
5:30-6:30 Basic Jazz
6:30-7:30 Basic Ballet
TEEN/SR PROGRAM (AGES 13-18)
Monday
4:30-5:30 Basic Hip Hop
Wednesday
4:30-5:30 Beginning Tap
Thursday
5:30-6:30 Basic Jazz
6:30-7:30 Basic Ballet
EXPERIENCED DANCER: SCHEDULE
Our intermediate & advanced drop-in dance program offers no enrollment fee and the ability to start class anytime throughout the school year. MDC Denver offers both drop-in class passes and monthly tuition. Due to the popularity of these classes, especially hip hop and contemporary, we highly encourage dancers to purchase monthly tuition so they can reserve a spot in class.
Experienced students can take any class, as long as there is availability. Please check our social media (IG: @dancemdcdenver, Facebook: /MillenniumDenver) for daily schedules, classes availability, closures, etc.
We provide a safe and diverse environment because we believe that there is Unity in Diversity. When taking class at MDC Denver, please remember to Love All, Serve All and Dance more so you can truly get the full Millennium Experience!
CLICK HERE FOR CURRENT SCHEDULE
*Classes in red are FULL
IS YOUR DANCERS RECEIVING THE RIGHT TRAINING?
As a parent, how do I know that my dancer is actually receiving the correct training at my studio? How do I know a studio cares about my dancer? Every studio approaches training a little different. Parents should take a few minutes and ask themselves these simple questions:
- How long has my dancer been taking class?
- Are they improving?
- Do they know dance terminology (i.e. can they perform a dance combo through verbal commands)?
- Are they still happy?
- Is my dancer still being pushed to train when they are clearly injured?
- How many instructors per child in each class? This is especially important if there are young students, ages 4-8.
- Are the teachers over the ages of 18 years old? (They should be!)
*Students under the age of 18 years old are not permitted to attend adult dance classes.
