Tiny Dancers

Such a nice studio! Daughter loves it.

My 5 yr old loves her class! She is learning ballet in a fun way. The entire staff is super friendly and helpful. They just get it when it comes to little girls wanting to be dancers.

My daughter went to a one week ballet camp this summer and had a fabulous time! The costumes and the crafts mixed in with learning technique was just what we were looking for: fun with technical learning!

Always love the stories and dress up– something new and exciting every single week. My 3yo has loved Tiny Dancers since Wiggletoes (2yo)! I have been so happy with the programming at Tiny Dancers. They learn a lot in a fun way that caters to a young child.

Hip, hip, huzzah! As a proud (and, okay, maybe a little weirdly obsessed) auntie, I was beyond thrilled to have the opportunity to take my adorable niece Mia to Tiny Dancers for her very first dance class!
To call this place cute does it great injustice, as it is pretty much the most adorable thing ever. Lots of pink and purple, umbrellas hanging from the ceiling, and troves of toys and ballet shoes in the lobby. The class structure for the little ones included dance games, learning first position and how to curtsy appropriately, a story, and being able to dress up like the main character of the story at the end!
There are closed-​circuit TVs in the lobby for parents who want to keep an eye on their child (though for the 2 – 3 year old classes, parents are invited into the studio to be with their kids), and lots of seating. They have ballet shoes available to borrow, as well as leotards, shoes, skirts, etc, for purchase in-​house. Tiny Dancers is a great looking space with fun, kind teachers (shoutouts to Miss Jenna and Miss Jessica!) and is definitely a great space to let your little ones learn the ropes of dance and let off some steam!

Went here as part of an introduction class and my daughter had a great time.
This location is part of a chain and brand new, in fact in a brand new part of the Mosaic district, off to the side of the movie theater. This area has to be the best town center type spot in the whole DC metro area now. Tons of brunchers and people out with their kids, a farmers market on Sunday, just a great place to eat and shop. Not really even any problem with parking no with the huge garages.
The Tiny Dancer studio itself is not all that big but makes great use of their space. There is a waiting room with two big screens where you can watch your kids dance without interfering or taking up space. They have toys if you have smaller kids and plenty of chairs. The dancing area is nice and the teachers were all very friendly and good with all ages. Plenty of options for the littlest ones to stay involved as well as more advanced moves. They offer summer classes and camps and other options that are pricey but also for several hours a few days a week so could act as a preschool or daycare of sorts even.

My daughter who is a little over 2, was allowed to attend a preview class while we were visiting my sister in Northern Virginia. It was her first dance class ever and she had a blast! The studio is new and beautiful, and while we bought her a leotard and ballet shoes to wear, you can actually borrow shoes from the studio if you don’t have any. You don’t have to dress your child in dance clothes either, in her little class of about 6 little girls there were two that were in pants/​shirts and the other 4 were in various combinations of leotards, leotards/​tights, leotards/​tutus. There are cameras in the studio so that parents can sit out in the waiting room and watch their kids on monitors without distracting them, although as this was the first class for this studio location as well, they allowed parents in the room. I have mixed feelings because if you allow parents to be in the room, then the kids whose parents know they perform/​act better without them (like mine!) feel like we need to stay in there too, which can distract our own kids. Hopefully they iron out their policy on this. But the class was great– they had a warm-​up and stretches, did some ballet moves like first position and chasses, they did a dress up/​costume portion which was adorable and finished with a ballet-​themed storytime. I saw that they also offer parties and dance camps which if I lived in the area I would probably be interested in! A charming little studio.