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Join Interim Artistic Director Matthew Rushing for a contemporary-modern masterclass in which students will explore their artistic voice through original movement by Mr. Rushing.
The inaugural Teranga Dance Conference invites you to experience the spirit of community and belonging through dance. This conference brings together world-class artists, cultural ambassadors, and movement practitioners to guide you through the rhythms of the African Diaspora—all in one transformational day.
Join Ailey dancer Ashley Kaylynn Green for a contemporary fusion masterclass at the Ailey Studios.
After 28 incredible years as dancer with Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater—not including his time as a student at The Ailey School and a dancer with Ailey II—Vernard J. Gilmore embodies the very essence of the Ailey legacy. Join us in celebration of Vernard’s final bow as a Company member as he leads a special contemporary-modern masterclass!
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It's easy to start dancing at Ailey Extension. First, create an account online here or through the Ailey Extension app.
We encourage students to register for class in advance—classes and workshops can and do sell out. Simply sign into Mindbody on your app or browser, find your class or workshop, click “Book,” and pay for your class. Please note that class packages are subject to expiration dates upon activation.
Students are also welcome to sign up for class at the Extension Desk at The Joan Weill Center for Dance by paying with card, cash, or contactless payments.
You must be 16 years or older to take Ailey Extension classes and workshops.
If your child is not old enough to take our drop-in classes or workshops, we offer Kids & Teens classes for ages 2–3 and 5–17 every Sunday.
The Ailey Studios, at The Joan Weill Center for Dance, are located at 405 West 55th at 9th Avenue in midtown Manhattan. We are walking distance from the Columbus Circle subway station (accessible via 1, 2, 3, A, C, B, and D lines) and 57th and 7th Ave. subway station (accessible via N, R, and Q lines). Convenient buses include M30, M31, M57, and M11.
Learn more about visiting The Joan Weill Center for Dance here.