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A clogging studio based in Harrison, Arkansas, offering recreational and competitive clogging classes for ages 4 through adult. Founded in 2018, RRC is home to Arkansas’s only competitive clogging team – multi-time National Champion program led by a Certified Clogging Instructor. With classes for beginners through advanced dancers, we focus on building confidence, community, and a love of movement in a positive, family-friendly atmosphere. Whether you’re dancing for fitness, performance, or fun, there’s a place for you at Ridge Runner Cloggers.

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206 W Rush Ave, Harrison, Arkansas, 72601, United States

We are a studio that has Beginner through Advanced level classes for cloggers ages 6 and up! Adult classes are available as well for those that don’t feel like keeping up with the kids. 😉 We also have a Mini Movers class for kiddos that aren’t quite ready to clog yet, but still want to dance! For those that love to dance for others, we also have CDS Phoenix Rising Performance Teams, our Show and Competition Groups. Come start your clogging journey with the best dance family around at CDS! Read more…

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302 E Main St, Willow Springs, Missouri, 65793, United States

Originally the Lockwood Cloggers. Teaching the art of Clogging since 1986. Traditional and contemporary music, line dances, as well as hoedowns, and precision. Celtic Fire is our Irish Dancers, and they have been a part of our studio since 1998. We have competed, traveled to Japan twice, as ambassadors to Springfield, MO, sister city, Isesaki. We have danced on cruise ships to the Bahamas, and Alaska. We performed 4 different years at Disney World. Performed annually at the Folk Center in Mountain View, AR over 24 years. We perform for Spring & Fall Festivals in our area annually, hold classes weekly, and welcome all ages! Pat has been teaching 40 years, and loves to keep dance alive, and especially to pass on the Traditional freestyle and Hoedowns, where it all began! Read more…

711 W Farm Rd 84, Springfield, Missouri, 65803, United States

Our History For two decades, Jackson School of the Arts has been a leading provider in art, dance, and theater education. As a nonprofit organization with a mission to make the arts accessible to all children, we offer subsidized fees that are based on household income. Founded in 2001 by Leslie Montgomery as a 501(c)(3) organization with piano instruction, Jackson School of the Arts today provides multiple forms of artistic expression. From its beginnings as an after-school option for at-risk children, the organization has evolved into a multifaceted “school” for the arts that serves families from all over South Central Michigan. The organization began in the founders’ living room and moved to 804 S. Milwaukee Street and then to the old Longfellow Elementary School building. In 2007, Jackson School of the Arts relocated to the 2nd floor of the ART634 building. Also in 2007, we worked closely with the JSO’s Community Music School to transfer our piano students into their music program. From that point on, we began to specialize in the visual and performing arts not already offered in our community. With our on and off-site year round programs we reach 2,500 children. We go above and beyond to reach children and youth in need whether that need is financial, social or something else entirely. Jackson School of the Arts has grown into an organization with a reputation for excellence. We continually put a quality experience before profit which is why we keep class sizes small, frequently evaluate our programs and conduct research on best practices. We attribute our steady growth to the values we uphold as an organization Read more…