We hold classes at different studios! Studio information will be listed on the class registration information and will be included in your email confirmation after registering for class.
For Spring/Summer 2025 classes:
-Mondays in Capitol Hill at Dance Underground (340 15th Ave E, Seattle, WA 98112)
-Tuesdays in Queen Anne at Whim Whim Dance Center (1716 2nd Ave N, Seattle, WA 98109)
-Special Workshops vary, check registration info

All classes can be purchased online through our website, and this ensures there is capacity for the class you selected.

All sales are FINAL and classes are NON-REFUNDABLE. Students may transfer classes to other students. The student is fully responsible for that transaction, independent from Afro Dance Seattle booking services. Class transfers must occur within the same month of the class occurred. To transfer: you can email us at afrodanceseattle@gmail.com. Please note, we have a small team with limited administrative capacity, meaning sometimes it will take us a few days to respond to transfer requests. You can fulfill transfer requests in person in the event there is no response before your scheduled class.

Yes, you can drop into a single class on Mondays. However, for new students we strongly encourage dropping into the 7:10pm class on weeks 1 or 2, or to sign up for a whole series. We also have workshops which are drop in.

Yes! We recommend beginners to Level 1 or Open Level classes. Class levels are clearly marked on our registration page. For more information on all our class levels, click here.

Yes! We recommend Open Level, or “Level 2+” and above. Class levels are clearly marked on our registration page. For more information on all our class levels, click here.

Yes, we offer partial scholarship to: 1) dance artists/educators, 2) students who identify as POC, especially from African or Afro-diasporic heritage, and 3) to university and high school students. If you are interested, click here. If this discount doesn't work for your situation, let us know by filling out this form, and we will work something out! We don't want finances to be a barrier if you want to be in class. We got you.

ADS classes are geared towards adults, but children are welcome to attend class as long as their parent is comfortable. In the event a parent wants to bring their child, and the child will not take class, there is plenty of seating available in the studio. We kindly ask that any observers, children or adults, do not disrupt class. 

Our classes operate in an open video environment, so you’re welcome to record videos for personal use. Occasionally, an ADS staff member or professional videographer may also be filming.

If recording your own videos, please:

• Be mindful of others around you.

• Ask for consent before posting if your video includes other participants.

• Avoid disrupting the class to film.
  

When in doubt, check with the instructor before recording.

DM us on Instagram or email us at afrodanceseattle@gmail.com. We have a small team of two, please allow at least 72 hours to respond.