The Dancehouse

Classes start August 24th, 2026!

Registration is OPEN! :)

A fun little summer session!!!!!

Art Camp starts MONDAY! 🥰🥰🥰

He's been your biggest cheerleader, your first teacher, and your lifelong dance partner in spirit—now it’s time to hit the floor together! Whether you’re a tiny dancer or a "grown-up" kid, grab your Dad and join us for a Father's Day class designed for all ages and every skill level.

No fancy footwork required—just big smiles and great memories.

When: Father’s Day | Sunday, June 21st, 2026
Time: 4:00 PM – 5:00 PM (Arrive early to get settled!)
Where: The Dancehouse: 2176 Chatsworth Blvd Unit B, in the alleyway.
Cost: Two for $20 (The perfect Father's Day treat!)

What to Bring
👟 Good Sneakers
👕 Comfortable Clothes (Ready to move!)
💧 Water Bottle
❤️ Each Other!

Know Before You Go
Parking: Plenty of FREE street parking is available all around the building.
Deadline: You must register by Saturday, June 20th, 2026

"We couldn't have done it without our Dads, so let's create some memories together!"

Space is limited—reserve your duo's spot today!

www.thedancehouse.com

June Newsletter is out! :) Lots of goodies happening!

The FAIR, This Saturday, ART Camp, Creative Movement, Free Classes, and Father's Day!

Get ready for an evening where rhythm meets soul and movement tells a story. Join us for The Dancehouse Summer Showcase, a spectacular celebration of local talent, high-energy choreography, and live music that will keep you on the edge of your seat!
From breathtaking contemporary pieces to electrifying musical performances, our artists have been working tirelessly to bring you a night you won't forget.

📅 When & Where
Date: Saturday, June 13th, 2026
Doors Open: 6:45 PM
Show Starts: 7:00 PM
Location: The Dancehouse, San Diego, CA

💃 What’s in Store?
Innovative Choreography: Witness the fusion of technical expression and raw emotion. Live Music: Grooves and melodies to set the summer vibe. Good Company: Connect with the local arts community in the Ocean Beach/Point Loma area.

🎟️ Grab Your Seats
Don't wait until the final curtain call! Space is limited, so make sure to secure your tickets early.
Come see what we have to say! We can’t wait to share our gifts with you.

Adult General Admission: $20
Youth General Admission: $10
Adult VIP: $35 (Includes comfort seating, front row seating, unlimited drinks, and snacks.)

Growing list of AMAZING TALENT!

Krystina Coles
Andrea Fannin
Marcus Cruz
Catalyst Dance Ensemble
Monica Larrea
JDP Entertainment
Cierra Tautimer
Jaami Waali
Jess Cross
SD Movement

Public outrage continues to grow after Mayor Todd Gloria added $0 for arts and culture restoration in his May Revise, intensifying criticism across San Diego and now drawing national attention.

Among the strongest voices this week were Erin Harkey, CEO of Americans for the Arts, and Julie Gerngross Baker, CEO of California for the Arts who warned that San Diego risks walking away from the very identity it has spent decades building as a nationally recognized creative city.

They wrote:

“It is time for our leaders to show up for artists and reaffirm support for the sector that both generates real economic impact and gives San Diego its soul.”

For the fourth week in a row, The San Diego Union-Tribune published an extraordinary wave of public letters opposing the proposed elimination of arts and culture funding. Voices from every corner of civic life — artists, educators, nonprofit leaders, parents, business advocates, and community members — are speaking out.

Even today’s front-page headline from reporter David Garrick asks: “The Making of the City’s Budget Crisis: How did San Diego come to find itself in this current financial fiasco?”

What is becoming increasingly clear is this: these cuts are no longer viewed as simply a budget issue. For many San Diegans, this has become a defining conversation about the future identity, economy, and soul of the city itself.

Read the full pages of public letters here:
https://www.sandiegouniontribune.com/2026/05/17/letters-artists-and-arts-groups-ask-san-diego-to-reconsider-proposed-funding-cuts/

Call to Action:
Join the Arts & Culture Budget Crisis Press Conference & Rally
Monday, May 18 at 4 p.m.
Civic Center Plaza outside San Diego City Hall

RSVP:
https://bit.ly/RSVP_May18_CallToAction_PressConference