Clarkson/Wilson voting traffic this week!!

Monday students: The Clarkson-Wilson Center houses an early polling location, so traffic will be hectic today! We recommend allowing extra time to park, or dropping students off by the front door. (Either Ms. Carol or Ms. Lauren will be outside to usher children inside.) Thanks in advance for your flexibility!

Tuesday students: Voting will also take place in the Clarkson Wilson Center until 7pm, so we recommend allowing extra time to park, or dropping students off as well!

Nutcracker tickets

Now available to reserve online! If you plan on attending both performances, please fill the form out for each performance individually.
Please submit payment to the studio by either cash, check or card by the end of November. (No cards will be accepted at the YMCA.)

The performance will be Sunday, December 2nd at the Chesterfield YMCA with a 2:00 and 4:00 performance.
Tickets are $10.00 general seating
Click the button below for more information.

Nutcracker information

The Nutcracker will take place on December 2nd at the Chesterfield YMCA.

There will be a 2:00 and a 4:00 performance.
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Check out our new Nutcracker page to learn more about rehearsals, casting, etc. Click “Nutcracker in the menu above or on the link below.

Phone number: 636-537-3203
Location: 16 Clarkson Wilson Center, Chesterfield MO 63017
email: carolbdance@yahoo.com

philosophy and goals

              Our goals are to encourage and instruct children to develop and enjoy the art of dance. Dance education gives children of any age the opportunity to work on areas of coordination, rhythm, confidence, discipline, and creativeness. Limited class size allows us to give individual attention aswell as working with the class as a group, learning teamwork in a non-competitive atmosphere.
             Dancing gives children the chance to feel pride, satisfaction, and self-esteem in their accomplishments. Dancing is a wonderful healthy outlet, excellent exercise, and stress relief outlet away from our busy lifestyle.
              Children are taught in each form of dance, technique and terminology. Beginning in the mid year we begin preparing for our year end performance to the excitement of costumes and the highlight of performing at the theatre.
              Dancing is a skill that can be learned at any time and can be carried on throughout their entire life. Many of our students have taken their dance education to participate in Poms, Cheerleading, school theatre, and musicals. Some of our students have gone on to pursue dance in college and use the skills they have learned in theatre, dance ensembles, and teaching careers.
              ​We feel truly blesssed to have been given this opportunity to be a part of so many children's lives. We are looking forward to a great year!
​-Carol Bowman and Faculty