At Stoney Brook Dance Company, every dancer who walks through our doors is supported, valued, and celebrated for their unique personality and style. As we begin this exciting new chapter as a not-for-profit organization, we remain committed to creating an inclusive, family-friendly environment where every child and teen can thrive.
Our studio is rooted in community. We believe dance is about more than learning steps. It is about building meaningful connections, encouraging one another, and creating a space where every dancer feels they truly belong. From the shy or energetic toddler taking their very first class to the expressive, dedicated, and confident teen, we welcome dancers of all ages and personalities.
Join Us for Our Open House – August 25!
Stoney Brook Dance Company is excited to welcome new and returning families to our Open House on Tuesday, August 25 from 4:30-8:30 PM!
Whether you're thinking about trying dance for the first time or returning for another exciting season, we'd love to see you!
We're excited to announce our Summer Dance Workshops, taking place on Thursdays from August 6–27 immediately following our Stretch & Strength classes!
These workshops are open to all dancers aged 10 and up and are a great way to stay active, build technique, and maintain training throughout the summer months. Whether dancers are looking to explore a new style or continue developing their skills, these workshops provide a fun and engaging opportunity to return ready and confident for the fall season.
Workshops are just $10 per class, and will be taught by our talented instructors, Miss Kailey, Miss Claudia, and Miss Courtney.
Stoney Brook Dance is pleased to offer one-hour private lessons for dancers in ballet, jazz, tap, lyrical, acro and contemporary!
Private lessons provide personalized instruction tailored to each dancer's individual goals, helping to build confidence, improve technique, and focus on specific skills.
Contact us today to learn more or book your lesson!
We are participating in the Pioneer Days Parade!
We would love to have you and/or your dancers participate! We ask that you wear SBDC gear or a favorite costume!
For dancers 12 and under, we ask that they be accompanied by an adult. Children uner 10 MUST ride on the float this year due to new parade safety regulations.
If you would like to participate, please rsvp to SBDCnonprofit@gmail.com to confirm your attendance and receive more details!
Drop in rate $25/class
This class brings a blend of yoga poses and breathwork with some fitness moves from Pilates and barre to increase movement, mobility and flexibility to improve both mental and physical health.
Equipment required: Yoga mat or blanket/towel and water bottle.
Optional equipment: Yoga blocks, exercise loops and light dumbbells may be used for
certain classes.
Join Miss Kayla for summer drop-in Stretch & Strength! 1 hour class for $10 drop-in rate.
Stretch & Strength is a dynamic conditioning class designed to improve flexibility, core stability, balance, and overall strength. Dancers will build the foundational skills needed to enhance technique, prevent injuries, and increase confidence in all styles of dance.
It’s the perfect way to stay active and maintain training throughout the summer months, ensuring dancers return ready, strong, and prepared for the fall season.
Open to all dancers registered with Stoney Brook Dance!
Dance is about so much more than the steps you learn. It is about the bonds formed between classmates, the friendships that last a lifetime, and the feeling of belonging to a community that shares your goals and celebrates your growth.
Dance also gives children and teens a powerful way to express themselves, channel their emotions, and discover the artist within. Through movement, they build resilience, confidence, creativity, and joy that carries far beyond the studio.
Our studio is located in Steinbach, Manitoba, on Treaty 1 Territory and the National Homeland of the Red River Métis. We acknowledge the ancestral lands of the Anishinaabeg, Cree, Oji-Cree, Dakota, Dene, and Métis Peoples, and we honour their enduring relationship with this land.
As a dance community, we recognize that movement, storytelling, music, and gathering have always been meaningful ways of sharing culture, identity, and connection. We are grateful to learn, create, and dance on this land, and we commit to moving forward with respect, humility, and a responsibility to reconciliation.
