PRIVATE DANCE WORKSHOPS
Bachelorette parties, birthdays & friends
Planning a bachelorette party, celebrating a birthday or looking for something fun to do with your friends?
Book a private dance workshop tailored to your group. Choose your style, enjoy a glass of bubbles and learn a dance together. All levels are welcome, including that friend with two left feet.
heels
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reggaeton
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female dancehall
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twerk
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soca
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Afro
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amapiano
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heels ✳︎ reggaeton * female dancehall * twerk * soca * Afro * amapiano *
our workshops
What workshops do we offer?
Heels — Learn a playful, feminine choreography in heels.
Reggaeton — Move your hips and learn a short dance to your favourite reggaeton tracks.
Female Dancehall — Wine your waist and explore feminine moves from Jamaica.
Twerk — Shake your ass — we’ll teach you how. Learn the basics of twerking!
Soca — Jump, shake and let loose to the sounds of Caribbean carnival.
Afro — Learn energetic dance moves to your favourite Afrobeats.
Amapiano — Explore this dance style from South Africa, with grooves and playful footwork.
Custom workshop — From Grease to Beyoncé: tell us your theme or favourite song and we’ll create a workshop around it.
No dance experience needed
You don’t have to be a dancer to have a good time. We’ll break down the moves and work at your group’s pace.
You’ll learn different moves and a short dance together. At the end, we’ll help you turn it into a fun group video, filmed on your phone. A lovely memory to take home.
Pricing
90 minutes · Up to 25 people · From €30 per person
Minimum booking fee: €280. All prices include VAT. A minimum booking fee of €280 applies. Smaller groups are welcome. Maximum group size: 25 people.
All included
A private dance workshop tailored to your group
A private studio
A glass of bubbles, with an alcohol-free option
A group video filmed on your phone
The full experience lasts 90 minutes, including your arrival, bubbles, dancing and filming your group video. You can enjoy your bubbles before or after dancing.
extras
Homemade lunch
Enjoy a homemade lunch together after your workshop.
From €15 per person.
Professional photos
A photographer captures your group during the workshop.
Price on request.
Professional video
A professionally filmed video of your group’s final dance.
Price on request.
Request your workshop
Tell us your preferred date, group size and the styles you’re interested in. We’ll check availability and send you a proposal with the full price.
Workshops are available on weekdays and weekends, subject to studio and teacher availability.
Your request is free and does not commit you to a booking.
Dance with you baby
Move to Afro & Dancehall beats, together with your little one. You don’t need any dance experience at all. Just show up for good vibes and real connection with other moms.
Every class opens 15 minutes early for walk-in. Afterwards you can stay for a while and grab a coffee or lunch at our in-house coffee bar Dale.
What’s included
6 dance classes with Afro & Dancehall music
Weekly tutorials to practice at home
1 full online dance class to follow with your baby at home
Community WhatsApp with your own group of moms
Professional group video of you and your baby as a keepsake
Max. 15 moms + baby/toddler per group, so it stays intimate. You can also join if you’re pregnant.
Price
Launch offer: first 5 spots €99
After that: €129
Ready to dance? Grab your spot.
MORE THAN A DANCE CLASS
Motherhood can be a lot.
Baby Dance Out is a moment to move your body again, get out of the house and connect with other moms who are in a similar phase of life.
And of course: babies have their own schedule. Some weeks will go smoothly, others won’t. Feeding, crying, changing or simply having an off day is all part of it. There’s no pressure to perform or dance perfectly.
We intentionally work with courses instead of drop-in classes. Seeing the same faces every week makes it easier to connect, exchange experiences and actually build a little community together.
While our community is mainly built around moms, Baby Dance Out is an inclusive space. Dads, co-parents and parents of all genders are welcome.
What if i miss a class?
We know life with a baby isn’t always predictable and missing a class is absolutely okay.
Every week you’ll receive a short tutorial with the part of the choreography you learned in class. That way you can catch up whenever it works for you and simply join the group again the following week.
You’ll also get access to a complete Baby Dance Out class in our online library, so you can dance and move from home too.
IMPORTANT TO KNOW
For Baby Danceout classes for babies from 0-2 years old, your baby needs to be in a baby carrier during the dancing part of the class.
Our 2+ class is more focused on the interaction between child and parent. You won’t need a carrier.
You don’t need any previous dance experience. The choreography is designed to be accessible and easy to follow while carrying your baby.
Baby dance out is mainly focused on moms and building a community between mothers, but our classes are open to dads, co-parents and parents of all genders too.
About your teacher
Maria Alabern is a professional dancer and mother, whose life has always been deeply connected to art, movement, and human connection.
She started training intensively in Ballet and Contemporary Dance in Barcelona. But from 2018, she discovered African Street Styles, which sparked a deep passion that continues to shape her artistic journey today.
In 2021, Maria moved alone from Barcelona to the Netherlands to expand her knowledge and develop her career as a dancer, teacher, and choreographer.
Motherhood became another transformative part of her journey. Throughout pregnancy and postpartum, dance remained a powerful way for her to reconnect with her body, release tensions, express herself and feel like herself beyond motherhood.
This inspired her to create Carry & Groove, a project where she creates dance sessions in Afrobeats music for mothers to move their bodies, reconnect with themselves and have fun, while keeping their babies close.
For Maria, dance is much more than an art form, it is a tool for connection, healing, self-expression, and spreading love and unity.