VISIT US · PINELLAS PARK, FLORIDA
Come see the studio
Drop by, watch a class, meet the teachers. The first visit is the hardest step — and it isn’t hard. You’ll find us at 10001 66th Street North in Pinellas Park.
10001 66TH ST N, PINELLAS PARK ● GROUP CLASSES MON–THU EVENINGS ● PRIVATE LESSONS BY APPOINTMENT
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FIND US
Where the floor is
Everything you need to reach us, on one page. Call or text is the fastest way — we answer between lessons.
10001 66th St N, Pinellas Park, FL 33782
+1 (727) 249-6465 — call or text
Group classes Monday–Thursday, 6:00–8:30 PM; private lessons by appointment Monday–Saturday — full schedule.
66th Street North, Pinellas Park — between St. Petersburg and Clearwater
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WHEN TO COME
Pick your kind of evening
The studio has two moods. Both are worth seeing.
MONDAY – THURSDAY · 6:00–8:30 PM
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Group class evenings
The liveliest time to visit. Kids’ and adult groups are on the floor, teachers are around, and you can watch a class from the side before deciding anything.
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Thursday, 7:30 – 8:30 PM — the beginner adult group, the best one to watch if you’re new
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Monday & Wednesday, 6:00 – 7:00 PM — the kids’ beginner group
FRIDAY & SATURDAY · BY APPOINTMENT
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Quiet, one-on-one
No group classes — the floor is calm and the schedule is flexible. The right time for a first private lesson if a full room isn’t your idea of a first step.
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45 minutes, one-on-one with an instructor
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Text ahead and we’ll have someone ready to meet you
Showcase night on our own floor
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YOUR FIRST VISIT
What actually
happens
Nobody is handed a partner and pushed onto the floor. Promise.
You’ll be met by one of the instructors — often by Aleksandra, the studio’s founder. We ask what brings you in: a wedding date, a curious child, a bucket-list waltz, a comeback to competition. Then we show you the room, tell you which class or lesson fits, and answer whatever you’re wondering about.
If you came for a trial lesson, it starts within a few minutes and lasts forty-five. You’ll be moving to music before you have time to be nervous, and you’ll leave having danced something recognisable.
Wear anything you can move in. Shoes with a smooth sole are better than grippy sneakers; heels are optional. Come alone or bring someone — half our students walked in solo.