House Dance: Roots & Movement
Learn the basic steps behind house dance in a workshop presented with Ailey Extension. Rhythmic exercises and improvisation introduce the form's club roots; beginners can join without previous dance training.
Culture New York
Family theatre, movement workshops and close-up performances occupy this studio on the seventh floor of Lincoln Center’s Rose Building.
Choose the production before booking, particularly for children: some experiences specify narrow age ranges or require an accompanying adult. The studio shares a building with other Lincoln Center spaces, making the floor number an important part of the journey.
Practical details last checked 23 Sept 2026
165 West 65th Street, 7th floor, New York, NY 10023
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165 West 65th Street, 7th floor, New York, NY 10023
Open location in Maps (opens in a new tab)Learn the basic steps behind house dance in a workshop presented with Ailey Extension. Rhythmic exercises and improvisation introduce the form's club roots; beginners can join without previous dance training.
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