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Portland Youth Dance

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DanceAfter-SchoolAges 718

About Portland Youth Dance

Portland Youth Dance (PYD) was established in 1998 to offer intermediate and advanced dancers an opportunity to perform without having to compete. PYD has developed and maintained its “No Star, All-Star” philosophy, which allows dancers to explore diverse styles of dance and challenge their abilities. At PYD, we believe that each dancer brings their own unique artistic integrity which should be recognized and valued. We are proud to offer a performance environment that encourages individual creativity. PYD focuses on creating a positive atmosphere for dancers to thrive. Our “No Star, All-Star” philosophy is designed to allow dancers to explore different styles of dance and push their abilities to new heights, while also feeling appreciated and valued. We look forward to seeing our young dancers grow and develop their skills.

Programs

The classes, camps and experiences this business offers.

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Mayo Street Arts Club Hip Hop
Since 2012, PYD student teachers and Community Dance Director, Elizabeth Lau, led an ongoing hip hop class called Club Hip Hop on Friday afternoons at Mayo Street Arts in Portland, Me. Club Hip Hop focuses on reaching kids and teens in the East Bayside community. During the 2021/2022 season, PYD’s teaching artists Veeva Banga and Marita Kennedy shared a residency at MSA, teaching Hip Hop and West African dance forms.
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Riverton Boys & Girls Club
PYD launched a successful partnership in 2015 at the Riverton Boys & Girls Club with classes taking place in the Riverton Park Community Center. Dancers filmed a video to submit to a national contest. In 2017, we were excited to be bringing the Riverton Park BGC dancers to Casco Bay Movers Dance Studio.
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LearningWorks Portland
PYD is thrilled to have an ongoing partnership with Learning Works for eight years strong. Learning Works students have the opportunity to dance with members of Portland Youth Dance Company as part of their after school programming

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🗺️ 517 Forest Avenue, Portland, ME 04101 — open in Maps

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