Welcome to the Central Pennsylvania Dance Workshop!

Whether you are interested in taking classes, want to know when you can see our dancers perform, or are just seeking more information about our classes and faculty, this is the place to be.

What's NEW?

We are now accepting registration for

SPRING 2010 Semester!!

January 11 - May 2, 2010

Click on "Register now!" above for Spring 2010 Registration Form.

"Dancing through the Year"

DVDs are in!

Please stop by the studio during regular class hours for DVD pick up

Orders are still being accepted for

CPDW 40th Anniversary Cookbooks

and

"Dancing through the Year" DVDs and Videos

See Student Info Pages for order forms

Work/Study Student Sought

Teaching Assistants Needed

for All Classes

"Dancing with the Stars"

Photos & DVDs

are now available for pick up at the studio

Ballroom Dance Lessons

by appointment

taught by Alyssia Church

Call Jill at the studio 237-2666

or email jillb@penn.com

to inquire

About the Workshop

The Central Pennsylvania Dance Workshop (CPDW) is located at 101 South Fraser Street in downtown State College, Pennsylvania. Founded in 1969 by LaRue Allen, the Central Pennsylvania Dance Workshop continues to provide the highest caliber dance training to our students in a broad range of classes. We are delighted to maintain a tradition of more than 30 years of bringing quality dance instruction to the Centre Region.

The Central Pennsylvania Dance Workshop operates on a semester system, offering a 14-week Fall semester beginning after Labor Day, and a 14-week Spring semester, which begins in January. During May and early June, there is a 5-week intersession, which allows students to explore other dance styles in addition to their customary classes. In the past we have offered such special classes as Aerobics for Dancers, Children's Aerobics, Belly Dancing, Scottish Highland Dancing, Folk Dance, and Partnering. Following the Intersession, CPDW offers a 6-week Summer semester.

The Central Pennsylvania Dance Workshop Mission:

	To provide a cultural and creative experience for children and adults through the study of dance.
	To teach dance technique with intelligence, providing the serious student with the basis for a professional career.
	To increase physical awareness, strength, and grace in the non-professional dancer.
	To promote community interest in dance and encourage the growth of an informed audience.

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Central Pennsylvania Dance Workshop

101 South Fraser Street

State College, PA 16801

(814) 237-2666

jillb@penn.com