GRANVILLE
OUR STUDIO
IS YOUR STUDIO.
Introduce dance into your life. Harbour Dance Centre offers Ballet, Jazz, Contemporary, Contemporary Jazz, Hip Hop, Afro Fundamentals, Advanced Choreography, Tap, House, Grooving, Theatre Jazz, K-Pop, Heels/Keep it Sexy, Jazz Funk, Pointe, Progressing Ballet Technique, Stretch & Strength, and Bollywood.
With over 100 Drop-in classes a week and a variety of Workshops, you’ll be sure to find a class you love. We are an adult Drop-in dance studio open 7 days a week with different classes each day in the heart of Vancouver B.C.
A STUDIO FOUNDED BY WOMEN
Our mission is to create an inclusive, fun community where we uplift anyone who craves to move. Young and old, beginner and expert, we support people in reaching their personal and professional dance goals. As dancers ourselves, we know the joy that is created through movement and music. We are dedicated to providing a space for each person to explore their journey in dance.
Moe Brody, Pamela Rosa, and Sabine Clifford
Building a Community
Building a Community
SINCE 1985
Established in 1985, by original partners Pamela Quick-Rosa and Danielle Clifford, Harbour Dance Centre soon became the hub of Vancouver's dance scene. The original location was on West Hastings Street across from The Harbour Centre, hence where the name came from when they took over Prism Dance. Harbour Dance Centre made the move to Granville Street in 1989.
Whatever makes you move, our faculty will enrich your dance experience whether you’re an adult beginner or a seasoned professional. We are always happy to see new students excited for this untapped resource of fitness, fun and community. For our long time Harbour clients, we see a growth in skill and friendship. With our semi-professional dancers training hard to make this a career, we will forever be your biggest cheerleader to give you the tools needed to get started.
This could not have happened without Danielle Clifford and Pamela Rosa. Danielle is still a full time faculty member, but has passed her partnership to Moe Brody and Sabine Clifford. If you ever get to meet these ladies, you’ll see why it is a labour of love.