Roswell · Milton · Crabapple

A first love
of ballet.

A bow at the ballet gate, a new theme each week, and six little dancers learning together.

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Young dancers practicing curved arms together in a sunlit garden

Classes & dates

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Weekly Ballet

One class a week, a little room to dance outdoors, and a celebration families can come watch.

Tuesdays, Sept 7 – Oct 26, 2027

$235 per dancer · 8 classes
Help me choose a group

Four-year-olds are welcome in either group. Think about your child’s interest and how comfortable they’d feel dancing for a full hour. Email me if you’d like a hand choosing.

Floral china teacup and peach ribbon beside pink petits fours

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Tutus & Teacups

A themed ballet class, a craft to make together, and a tea party with china and fancy treats.

Saturday, Nov 6, 2027
10 a.m. – noon

$65 per dancer
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By appointment

Private lessons

Scheduled by appointment for ages 6–13 and adults, from a first lesson to focused pointe work.

$100 / hourAsk about a lesson

Later this year

Illustrative portrait of a ballet teacher in a blush wrap sweater

Meet your teacher

Katie

I’ve danced since I was three. I have a B.A. in dance with a concentration in performance and more than 20 years of teaching experience. As a mom of three, I love making ballet a part of family life.

Building grace, growing confidence.

Your first class

How do I sign up?

Choose a group to open a ready-made email with your class details. I’ll reply to confirm the spot and share my Venmo. Payment secures your child’s spot in the class.

Where do we meet?

I’ll meet your dancer at the ballet gate with the day’s themed bow and bring them back there at pickup. Enrolled families receive the address two weeks before class.

What should my dancer wear?

A leotard, tights, and pink ballet shoes. A ponytail or bun keeps hair out of the way.

Can I watch?

Classes are drop-off. If your child would feel more comfortable with you nearby, email me to arrange a watch class. Weekly sessions also include a parent-watch celebration.