Want to add a extra fun into your dancing?
Join our “Team Dancing Feeling” and enjoy local competitions as well as travel and have a blast visiting new places with your friends!
- Great goal!
- Helps improve your dancing!
- Lot’s of fun!
- Really cool costumes!
Talk to your teacher about how much fun this can be!
Competing is a great way to have a goal to work towards and take your dancing to the next level! We have teachers who compete in the NDCA Ballroom as well as the UCWDC Country circuit.
Why Should I Compete?
There are many benefits to competing that we would love for you to experience! Competing helps in many ways such as building confidence, is great exercise for body and mind, sets goals, deepens your understanding of dance and gives you the opportunity to enjoy and be comfortable to perform in front of an audience.
How To Get Started
Let your teacher know that you are interested and they discuss more details with you!
Past Competitions:
- January: Worlds: Country Dance World Championships (Country)
- January: Boston Dancesport Cup (Ballroom) – Boston MA
- February: Boston Tea Party Dancesport Championships (Ballroom) – Boston MA
- March: Peach State Dance Festival (Country) – Atlanta, GA
- March: Tri-State Dancesport Championships (Ballroom) – Stamford, CT
- April: Patriot Dance Festival (Ballroom) – Boston, MA
- Carolina Dance Fusion (Country) – Raleigh, NC
- May: Dancing A La Carte (Ballroom) – Springfield, MA
- June: Yankee Classic (Ballroom) – Stamford, CT
- July: Big Apple Dance Festival (Country) – Morristown, NJ
- August: New England Dance Festival (Country) – Boston, MA
- September: United States Dancesport Championships (Ballroom) – Orlando, FL
- October: Philly Fall Fest (Country) – Philadelphia, PA
- November: Commonwealth Classic (Ballroom) – Boston, MA
- December: Christmas In Dixie (Country) – Birmingham, AL
We coach Brown University, Rhode Island College, & Roger Williams University Ballroom Teams. They will attend collegiate competitions sponsored by different schools such as: Tufts, UMass Amherst, WPI, Northeastern, Brandeis, Harvard & MIT.