Artevivo Dance Studio
Artevivo Dance Studio is a dance studio at 7400 NW 7th Street (Unit 109) in west Miami, near Fontainebleau. It focuses on urban and commercial styles, with regular classes, workshops with guest choreographers and studio rental for rehearsals and productions. Classes and styles Hip hop, including beginner classes. Heels and commercial dance. Jazz, contemporary and […]
Creativo Dance Studio
Creativo Dance Studio is a Miami dance school led by Daysi Cepeda, with two locations: Coral Way and west Miami. Its legal name is Kids in Creative Arts Program, Inc. (Creativo Center for the Performing Arts), and it focuses on children and young people, although it also has recreational classes for all ages. Locations 2329 […]
DanceArts Miami
DanceArts Miami is a dance studio at 250 NE 61st Street in northeast Miami, founded by Dmitry Krasnyanskiy and Esther Francés. It is one of the most varied studios in the directory, combining competitive ballroom, social Latin dances and urban and stage styles for adults. Classes and styles Competitive ballroom and Latin: International Ballroom and […]
Miami Baila Calle 8
Miami Baila Dance Studio is a Latin dance studio run by Hazael and Joanna, with salsa, bachata and casino rueda classes near Calle Ocho in Little Havana. Group classes run in cycles and the studio has regular social nights, so it is easy to go from class to the dance floor. Classes and styles Salsa […]
Xplosive Dance Company
Xplosive Dance Company is a family-run dance studio in Miami led by Ana Ricolt together with her daughters Gabriella and Ariana. It is a small studio focused on competitive dance: according to its website, its students have won national titles and choreography awards. Styles Ballet and technique classes. Jazz, lyrical and contemporary. Acro. Programs Competition: […]
Where to study contemporary dance in Miami
Contemporary dance mixes ballet and modern technique with floor work, release and improvisation. Most studios teach it after a ballet or jazz base, so children usually join contemporary groups from around age 8 or 9, while adults can start in open-level classes.
Xplosive Dance Company: contemporary and lyrical as part of a competition-focused program.
Creativo Dance Studio: contemporary for children and teens, with a competition team and community performances.
Artevivo Dance Studio: contemporary and modern dance alongside commercial styles and guest workshops.
DanceArts Miami: contemporary classes for adults.
What to ask before enrolling
Whether the class requires prior ballet or jazz training.
If there is a separate lyrical class, a softer style close to contemporary that is common in competitions.
Floor work is part of contemporary: ask about the studio’s floor and what to wear (many classes are barefoot or in socks).