360 Dance
360 Dance: Ballet, tap, jazz, hip-hop, contemporary, acro. Recreational, comp…
360 Dance has been helping Louisville build healthy, confident kids through dance since 1977.
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Before your first class
360 Kids/Pre-Dance gives young dancers the basics of dance in a fun and creative manner; recreational classes are designed for casual dancers looking to gain poise, coordination, and rhythm.
Detailed dress codes apply by class type and age; ballet requires black leotards and pink transitional tights for girls, while hip-hop requires comfortable moveable clothes and tennis shoes for all.
Dress code varies by class style and age.
About this studio
360 Dance has been helping Louisville build healthy, confident kids through dance since 1977. Located on Plantside Drive, the studio occupies a 13,000 square foot facility with 4 large dance rooms, each with viewing windows so parents can watch classes. The facility includes 2 private dressing rooms, multiple large restrooms, a multi-purpose/study room, and free Wi-Fi.
The studio teaches Ballet, Contemporary, Hip-Hop, Tap, Jazz, Acro, and 360 Kids/Pre-Dance classes. Ballet is described as the basis of all dance forms that develops grace, control, and poise through proper alignment and technique. Contemporary combines modern, lyrical, and classical styles with a ballet base. Hip-Hop features street dancing, breakdancing, improvisation, and stylized isolations set to high-energy music. Tap teaches rhythmic sounds created with the feet. Jazz combines classical ballet and modern dance technique with contemporary influences, emphasising energy, rhythmical accuracy, and style. Acro combines bending, balancing, and stretching movements with dance.
360 Dance runs three distinct programmes. The Recreational dance programme is for casual dancers looking to gain poise, coordination, rhythm, and confidence. The Competitive Prep Dance programme serves aspiring dancers aged 7–13 who want to take their skills to the next level while maintaining other activities; these dancers compete at regional competitions and participate in the end-of-year show in May. The Competitive Dance programme targets serious dancers seeking sound technical training, performance opportunities, and potential collegiate pathways; these dancers compete at regional and national competitions, with auditions held in August each year.
Many of 360 Dance's instructors are former students. Alumni testimonials emphasise the studio's lasting impact: one former dancer competed with 360's studio and all-star teams, later joined Assumption High School's dance team, and continued dancing professionally as a musical theatre performer. Another attended the University of Louisville and became a member of the nationally ranked Ladybirds dance team. Others went on to work in television, film, and Broadway performance. The studio's approach emphasises not only technical excellence but also life skills including self-confidence, responsibility, hard work, and healthy habits.
Performance opportunities include a mid-year show in December and an end-of-year show in May. The studio is available for outside events and rentals. The school year runs from early August through late May, with breaks scheduled for Labor Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas (extending into January), Martin Luther King Day, and Spring Break (early to mid-April).
What to expect
Your first visit
You can visit anytime to see the 13,000 square foot facility and meet the staff. Classes follow detailed dress codes specific to each style and age group, from leotards and ballet shoes for ballet to comfortable moveable clothing and tennis shoes for hip-hop. New students should register in advance.
Instructors
Who teaches here
Many of 360 Dance's instructors are former students. Staff members named in testimonials include owner Ashley, Company Director Greta, Jessica, and Casey. Alumni describe their coaches as dedicated instructors who push dancers to reach their fullest potential while using kindness and positive reinforcement.
New to dancing?
What beginners can expect
360 Kids/Pre-Dance gives young dancers the basics of dance in a fun and creative manner; recreational classes are designed for casual dancers looking to gain poise, coordination, and rhythm.
What to wear and bring
Before your first class
Dress code
Detailed dress codes apply by class type and age; ballet requires black leotards and pink transitional tights for girls, while hip-hop requires comfortable moveable clothes and tennis shoes for all.
What to bring
Dress code varies by class style and age. Ballet requires pink leather or canvas ballet shoes for girls and black canvas ballet shoes for boys. Tap requires tan or black tap shoes. Jazz and contemporary require jazz/contemporary shoes. Hip-hop requires tennis shoes. Acro is barefoot. Clothing ranges from leotards and tights for ballet to comfortable moveable clothing for hip-hop.
Studio history
360 Dance has been helping to build healthy, confident, happy kids through dance since 1977. Many of the studio's instructors are former students, and many former dancers now bring their own children to 360 Dance.
Styles offered
8 dance styles taught here
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Amenities
Class schedule
Weekly classes and workshops
360 Dancehasn't set up a public class schedule yet.
If you own 360 Dance, claiming the studio lets you add a public schedule in about 2 minutes. A free Google Calendar is the easiest path — visitors see your class times inline + can add events to their own calendar.
Frequently asked about 360 Dance
Quick answers to the most common questions
What dance styles does 360 Dance teach?
360 Dance teaches General, Ballet, Contemporary, Hip-Hop, Tap, Jazz and 2 more. The full list of styles is shown above on this page along with each genre's classes and lesson options.
Where is 360 Dance located?
360 Dance is located in Louisville, KY. See the map above for the exact address and one-tap directions.
Does 360 Dance offer private lessons?
Contact 360 Dance directly to ask about private lessons and current class options — their website has the latest details.
Does 360 Dance teach kids and adults?
360 Dance welcomes students of varied ages and experience levels. Contact the studio to learn which classes fit your age group and level.
How do I sign up for classes at 360 Dance?
The fastest path is to visit 360 Dance via their website or check the class schedule above. Many studios offer a free or discounted intro lesson — contact them directly to ask.