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Belly Dance with Nisaa

Experience the art of Middle Eastern dance! Nisaa is a St. Louis-based instructor and performer specializing in belly dance and folkloric dance styles of the Middle East. Nisaa offers quality instruction in several formats, including group classes, private lessons, seminars, and workshops. Group classes are offered in a variety of proficiency levels - from beginner through advanced - so whether you're brand new to Middle Eastern dance, or an experienced student looking to improve her skills, Nisaa has a class for you! Group classes are provided at two locations: Nisaa's studio (located at 3904 Flad Ave., St. Louis, MO 63110) and St. Charles Community College.

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address: PO Box 26992, St. Louis, MO, 63118
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phone: (314) 599-0506
Website: bellydancewithnisaa.com/
styles: Belly Dance, Belly Dancing, Middle Eastern,

Classes and Events Near Belly Dance with Nisaa

  • Hip Hop @ The Big Muddy Dance Company
    Beginners
    Hip Hop @ The Big Muddy Dance Company
    April 21 @ 9:30am - 11am | Weekly - Mondays

    The Big Muddy Dance Company, 3305 Washington Ave, St. Louis, MO 63103, USA

    This class blends the foundations of hip hop dance with commercial hip hop style, to create fun and challenging choreography that encompasses how the style has evolved.
  • Pre Ballet @ Emily Jane Dance Center
    $45 Intermediate
    Pre Ballet @ Emily Jane Dance Center
    April 21 @ 10am - 10:45am | Weekly - Mondays

    Emily Jane Dance Center, 9973 Lin Ferry Dr, St. Louis, MO 63123, USA

    Pre-Ballet introduces the student to the formal structure of a classical ballet class without requiring the total outward rotation of the hip joint.
  • Mini Ballet @ Emily Jane Dance Center
    $50 Beginner
    Mini Ballet @ Emily Jane Dance Center
    April 21 @ 5:30pm - 6:30pm | Weekly - Mondays

    Emily Jane Dance Center, 9973 Lin Ferry Dr, St. Louis, MO 63123, USA

    Ballet originated in Italy in the 15th Century but women were not allowed to dance in public until 1681, so couldn't join the Ballet. Male dancers are ...


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