Classes & Programs
Everyone is welcome. Questions? Text us at (555) 555-5555 or email us.
DRAFT — owner to approve
Weekend Ballet & Dance Classes
With LexArts
Ballet, contemporary and hip-hop classes for young dancers, in fall and winter/spring sessions.
- Ages
- TODO: ages for each level
- Levels
- Pre-Ballet, Ballet I, Ballet II, Ballet III, Contemporary Ballet/Hip-Hop
- Schedule
- Fridays and Saturdays. TODO: current days and times for each level.
- Where
- LexArts, 161 North Mill Street, Lexington
- Cost
- TODO: tuition and any scholarships
We welcome all and will teach you wonderful skills. If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to text us.
Classes run in sessions: a fall session and a winter/spring session. New and returning students are welcome.
TODO: session start dates for the next session, and the current registration link (the Winter/Spring 2026 flyer used tinyurl.com/AABTWS26).
Text (859) 539-7134 to register or ask a question.

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Summer Fun Ballet Camps
With The Lyric Theatre & Cultural Arts Center
Week-long themed ballet camps with The Lyric Theatre & Cultural Arts Center.
- Ages
- Pre-K through 5th grade
- Schedule
- 2025 camps ran Monday–Friday, 9 AM–4 PM. TODO: next summer's dates.
- Where
- The Lyric Theatre, 300 E. Third Street, Lexington
- Cost
- TODO: camp cost
Each camp week follows a storybook theme.
Summer 2025 themes
- The Princess & the Bull-Frog, June 9–13, 2025
- The Little Brown Mermaid, June 16–20, 2025
Registration is through The Lyric Theatre.

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Summer Arts Experience
With Lexington African American Children's Theatre (LexAACT)
A summer performing arts experience for children and youth, co-sponsored with LexAACT.
- Ages
- Children and youth. TODO: exact ages.
- Schedule
- 2026: June 8–26 (three weeks, The Soul of Oz) and June 8–18 (two weeks, Grandma's Sole). TODO: 2027 plans.
- Cost
- Full and partial scholarships were available in 2026. TODO: cost.
Two summer productions, made with young performers:
- Grandma’s Sole, presented by LexAACT: a play honoring Opal Lee, whose walk to the U.S. Capitol helped make Juneteenth a national holiday.
- The Soul of Oz, presented by AABT: a ballet and dance production inspired by The Wizard of Oz, performed at The Lyric Theatre on July 17, 2026.
Text (859) 539-7134 with questions.

