Las Vegas Youth Dance Instructors

Certified youth dance teachers in Las Vegas coaching kids and teens in salsa, bachata, cumbia and Latin rhythms. Our instructors specialize in age-appropriate technique, confidence-building, and a fun, supportive studio environment.

View Gustavo's ProfileGustavo Rico — Youth Salsa, Bachata & Latin youth dance instructor in Las Vegas

Gustavo Rico

Youth Salsa, Bachata & Latin

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View Melina's ProfileMelina Rico — Youth Cumbia, Salsa & Bachata youth dance instructor in Las Vegas

Melina Rico

Youth Cumbia, Salsa & Bachata

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View Ashely's ProfileAshely — Youth Salsa & Cumbia youth dance instructor in Las Vegas

Ashely

Youth Salsa & Cumbia

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View Made's ProfileMade You Look (MYL) — Youth K-Pop & Hip Hop youth dance instructor in Las Vegas

Made You Look (MYL)

Youth K-Pop & Hip Hop

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Give your child the gift of dance with our youth programs.

What Parents Should Know About Our Youth Program

Kids don't learn to dance the way adults do — they learn through repetition, games, and the pride of performing something they've mastered. Our youth instructors structure every class around that: short, clear combinations that build week over week, positive-reinforcement coaching, and regular chances to perform, from in-studio showcases to the youth Performance Team that represents the studio at community events.

Classes are grouped by age and experience — roughly ages 5–7, 8–12, and teens — and instructors move kids between levels based on readiness rather than age alone, so a fast-progressing eight-year-old isn't stuck reviewing material she already owns. Parents are always welcome to watch from the lobby, and many time their own adult classes to run in the next room during their kid's lesson — one drive, two dancers.

Every youth instructor teaches the styles Las Vegas families actually ask for: hip hop and K-pop choreography for the kids who learn dances off their screens, and salsa, cumbia and Latin rhythms for families who want their kids growing up inside the culture. First class is free, so the easiest way to find the right fit is to let your kid try one.