Dance classes Strasbourg

Kwi-Ka is an association offering contemporary African dance, samba and zumba classes. The classes are led by Katia Matar, an adventurous choreographer trained in New York and Paris, whose motto is the blending of cultures, tradition and creation. Although the association is based in the station area, classes take place on Thursday evenings and Saturday mornings at the Foyer Sainte-Madeleine (1B, rue du Fossé des Orphelins) or at Cardek (place des Orphelins, Strasbourg).

Bonus: energetic, exotic dances.

School created by our local Pin Up: Luna Moka! La Clandestine is an original establishment that offers courses with very little known dances. You can learn about the Charleston, the French cancan or even the burlesque stripping! The classes take place in an intimate atmosphere, in small groups, which makes you feel very comfortable. A former aircraft repair factory during the Second World War, the 300 m² school is spread over 3 levels and has two classrooms of 80 m² each. The advantage of the structure? The diversity of the courses and the very atypical dances. But be careful, don't stop at the price of year-round courses that can be scary.

In 2006, the Strasbourg Conservatoire, founded in 1855, moved to the Cité de la Musique et de la Danse. This renowned school trains musicians, dancers, choreographers and actors. Once their students have passed through the hands of teachers with rich and demanding programs, they present the fruits of their hard labor to anyone who wants to attend an evening event in the auditorium.

Plus: masterclasses, events, lectures and shows are open to the public by reservation, although many are free of charge.

Minus: programming is only available on their website.