Celebrating 10 Years @ The Workshop Dance Studio.

The Learn to Tap workshop returns on April 3rd, 2025, at The Workshop Dance Studio in Kemptville, Ontario. This 10-week beginner course, led by instructor Nancy Morgan, requires no prior experience and offers provided tap shoes. Participants will enjoy a supportive environment while improving fitness, coordination, and memory.

At an unbeatable price of just $15 per class, our exhilarating daytime classes are designed to exceed your fitness expectations.

🎉 New Year, New Moves, New Fitness & Dance Goals! 🎉 ✨ Our 2025 Schedule is here and kicks off Monday, January 6th! ✨ It’s the perfect time to try something new, reignite your passion for dance, or commit to a fitness routine that makes you feel amazing. As a unique rural fitness and dance studio dedicated exclusively to adults, we offer a welcoming environment tailored to your fitness-comfort level.

Calling all seasoned line dancers! 🌟 Take your skills to the next level with our 12-week Line Dancing Workshop designed for dancers who know more than the basics. When: Thursdays at 6:30 PMDuration: January 8th – March 27th (1 hour per session)Cost: $175 for the full workshop or $20 drop-in (Cash only) Join us to perfect your steps, learn new choreography, and have a blast with fellow dance enthusiasts! Spaces are limited, so don’t wait—secure your spot today. Sign up here: www.theworkshopdancestudio.com/workshops Let’s dance! 💃

**NEW CLASS ALERT** BROADWAY FIT comes to The Workshop Dance Studio January 2025 IGNITE YOUR FITNESS GOALS WITH THE MAGIC OF BROADWAY SONGS! January Mondays are coming!! We're thrilled to have the fantastic Ariane Sockett & her infectious passion for Broadway music. Her innovative fitness classes have extra pizzazz to get you moving and grooving like a Broadway star! 🎭

HERE ARE 5 KEY INSIGHTS The Workshop Dance Studio The shift from warm summer weather to cooler, shorter days can be demotivating. This seasonal change can also affect mood and energy levels, leading to procrastination when it comes to exercise. Canadian summers are quick. As the weather turns colder, our time outside gets shorter. We become reluctant to the seasonal change.