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Belly Dance Intermediate Adults

Intermediate Belly Dance.

at Amina School of Belly Dance and Drum, San Francisco · 5.0★ (6 Google reviews)

Next class

Thu, Oct 22, 8:00 PM

Thursdays 8:00 PM–9:30 PM

Price $20
Commitment Drop-in
Length 90 min
Book this class → on aswandancers.org

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About this class

A 90-minute intermediate belly dance class for adults, on Thursdays at 8:00 PM, at Amina School of Belly Dance and Drum, 829 Elizabeth St. The studio lists 13 classes a week: Belly Dance (4), Drum (2), Basic Beginning Level Drumming, DRUMMING AND MUSIC ANALYSIS FOR DANCERS, EGYPTIAN DANCE - INSIDE OUT, and Egyptian Dance, and 3 of them are at beginner level.

LevelIntermediate WhoAdults RunsWeekly Length90 min Studio13 classes/week

From the studio’s timetable“Performance class”

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Belly Dance classes in San Francisco

Every belly dance class we track in San Francisco, read from studio timetables.

20

belly dance classes a week

11

studios teach it

22%

start at 6:00 PM or later

10%

are beginner level

Belly Dance classes by day

Thursday is the busiest day for belly dance in San Francisco (2 of 9 dated classes). 22% start at 6:00 PM or later. No belly dance class here publishes a drop-in price, so ask when you book.

This week at Amina School of Belly Dance and Drum

Can’t do Thursdays? Intermediate belly dance also runs here on Saturdays at 11:15 AM.

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Getting there

829 Elizabeth St, San Francisco, CA 94114 Dance school

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Before you go

Your first belly dance class

Is belly dance beginner-friendly?

Absolutely. Belly dance is one of the most welcoming styles for absolute beginners. You don't need rhythm, flexibility, or prior dance experience to start. Beginner classes move slowly through fundamentals, and most dancers improve noticeably within 4–6 weeks. The style emphasises isolations (moving one part of your body at a time), which beginners often find easier than big travelling steps.

Do I need any prior dance experience to learn belly dance?

No. Belly dance is equally accessible whether you're a complete beginner or you've danced before. If you're returning to dance after years away, a beginner-level adult class will help you rebuild confidence and technique at the right pace. Many adult classes are specifically structured for people starting from scratch.

What should I wear to a belly dance class?

Wear comfortable, loose-fitting clothing that lets you move freely—leggings, joggers, and a top you can move in. You'll want to see your hip movements, so avoid very baggy clothing if possible. Most belly dance is done barefoot or in soft socks or ballet flats. Many dancers wear a hip scarf with coins or beads, which helps you see and hear your movements.

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Questions about this class

Can I just turn up?

It's listed as a drop-in class, so you can usually pay on the day. Ask before you go: on aswandancers.org or call +1415-640-0859.

How much is it?

$20 (drop in).

Is it beginner friendly?

It's listed as intermediate, so it expects some experience. Look for a beginner class at Amina School of Belly Dance and Drum or nearby.

When does it run?

Every Thursday, 8:00 PM–9:30 PM.

Where is it?

Amina School of Belly Dance and Drum, 829 Elizabeth St, San Francisco, CA 94114.

Answers come from this class’s listing and update when the timetable does.

How we know this

  1. We read this class from the studio’s own timetable: aswandancers.org/classes
  2. First listed on DanceHow October 18, 2026; last checked yesterday. We re-check timetables every week.
  3. Rating from Google: 5.0★ from 6 reviews. Sponsored studios are always labelled.
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