Start here · Ages 4-6
Beginner
For little dancers with no experience. We work on posture, counting music, basic leg action and arm coordination, through games and play.
Kids dance classes in Montreal
Screens off. Music on.
Latin dance for ages 4 and up in Ahuntsic-Cartierville. Never danced? Kids start in the Beginner class. Through games and play, they learn to count the music and stand tall. Classes in English, French and Russian.
514-966-3736
Tell us your child's age. We'll suggest the right class.
★★★★★ 4.9 on Google from 100+ reviews1350 Rue Mazurette #404, Montreal H4N 1H2, in Ahuntsic-Cartierville near Marché Central. Free parking on site.
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By age and experience. Classes run in 8-week sessions; we'll place your child and confirm day, time and price on the free call.
Intermediate
For dancers with 6 months to 1 year of experience. We teach advanced technique, musicality, balance, and spin coordination while preparing for competitions.
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For experienced dancers with 4-5+ years of training. Master advanced choreography, musical interpretation, and performance skills in all 5 Latin dances.
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Taught by Alina Litvak
Quartier Latin has been teaching kids to dance in Montreal since 2010. Led by Alina Litvak, a two-time Canadian vice-champion, classes run in English, French and Russian.
Alina is a top 24 Blackpool rising star professional and professional finalist in all major Canadian and USA competitions. 19 years of teaching, with the patience little dancers need.
- Two-time Canadian Vice-Champion
- North American Bronze Medalist
- World Championship Representative
- 2x Quebec Amateur Champion
- Top 24 Blackpool Rising Star Pro
They come for the music. They leave counting the beat.
New friends every week
A room full of kids who love the same thing they do.
More "watch this!" moments
Every step they master is one more show at home.
A brain workout in disguise
Counting music and remembering steps keeps young minds busy and curious.
Energy, well spent
An hour of real movement that they won't call exercise.
Somewhere for big feelings
Music and movement give them a way to show what they feel.
Sticking with it
Learning a routine means practising until it clicks. A good habit to start young.
What to wear
- Form-fitting shirt (preferably black)
- Pants or skirt (preferably black)
- Leather-soled dance shoes
- Hair tied back neatly
What to bring
- Water bottle
- Change of shoes
- A good mood
- Willingness to learn
Location
- 1350 Rue Mazurette #404
Montreal, Quebec H4N 1H2 - Get directions
Tell us their age. We'll tell you their class.
One free 15-minute call, in English, French or Russian.