Registration for our Spring session is underway! Be sure to check out our offerings and sign up.
In-person registration is open during select hours:
- December 12-16: 11am-7pm
- December 17: 9am-2pm
- December 19-23, 27-30: 10am-3pm
Web registration continues online through the new year!
Two Weeks Left to Give
Thanks to generous community support, Pulse has never turned away a student for an inability to pay. In 2022, approximately one out of every five students was awarded between 30% to 100% of the cost of tuition.
We have until December 31 to meet our generous $5000 matching grant from Alander Construction. For the second year in a row, Alander will match all donations up to $5000, dollar for dollar.
This grant supports our Tuition Assistance Program. Learn more in our 2022 impact report and appeal.
January Classes & Workshops
We have classes and workshops for adults and kids alike running the whole month of January. Scroll to learn more, or click the button to view and register!
Contemporary 4 with Joe Poulson
📅 Tuesdays, January 3 to 24
🕓 4-5:30pm
Open to intermediate/advanced adults; requires commitment to all four classes.
Hip Hop Series with Dashawn Davis
📅 Fridays, January 6 to 27
🕓 4-5pm: ages 10-15; requires commitment to all four classes. Register here.
🕠 5:30-6:45pm: ages 14+, drop-in. Register here.
Dunham Workshop with Saroya Corbett
📅 Saturday, January 7
🕤 9:30 to 11am
Open to all levels; ages 12+
Learn about Katherine Dunham Technique, a modern dance style that combines Caribbean folk movement with ballet and experience a Dunham Technique movement class!
African Dance Series with Nkoula Badila
📅 Mondays, January 9 to 30
🕓 4-5:30pm
Open to teens and adults of all levels; requires commitment to all three classes.
Support Pulse Teaching Artists
Pulse teaching artists and artists-in-residence Tom Truss and Moscelyne ParkeHarrison are hosting fundraisers to continue their respective creative work.
Tom Truss and collaborator Matthew Cumbie are raising money to finish the set and work with a composer for their work ReWritten, which reflects on the relationship between authors Herman Melville and Nathaniel Hawthorne.
Moscelyne ParkeHarrison’s Art Tonic 3.0 is the first live iteration of BODYSONNET’s yearly fundraiser. This year, they are zooming in on their multimedia collaborators, past and future, all in support of more projects for the 2023 season.