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Hip-Hop Advanced Teens

Advanced Hip-Hop.

at Shostakovich School of Music, Art & Dance, Brooklyn · 4.4★ (29 Google reviews)

Next class

Tue, Oct 20, 5:00 PM

Tuesdays 5:00 PM–6:30 PM

Price Not listed Hip-hop classes in Brooklyn typically cost $25–$30 (median $30, from 11 priced classes).
Commitment Not stated Ask whether you can drop in or need to book the block.
Length 90 min
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Checked against the studio’s timetable 2 days ago

About this class

A 90-minute advanced hip-hop class for teens, on Tuesdays at 5:00 PM, at Shostakovich School of Music, Art & Dance, 297 Avenue X. The studio lists 45 classes a week: Ballet (21), Hip-Hop (8), Contemporary (4), Baby Art (2), Musical Theater Group (2), and Baby Arts & Crafts, and 19 of them are at beginner level.

LevelAdvanced WhoTeens RunsWeekly Length90 min Studio45 classes/week

From the studio’s timetable“Ages 14 and up”

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Hip-Hop classes in Brooklyn

Every hip-hop class we track in Brooklyn, read from studio timetables.

261

hip-hop classes a week

80

studios teach it

28%

start at 6:00 PM or later

$30

median drop-in price

Hip-Hop classes by day

Saturday is the busiest day for hip-hop in Brooklyn (41 of 184 dated classes). 28% start at 6:00 PM or later. The median drop-in price is $30.

This week at Shostakovich School of Music, Art & Dance

Can’t do Tuesdays? Advanced hip-hop also runs here on Fridays at 7:00 PM.

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Getting there

297 Avenue X, Brooklyn, NY 11223 Dance school · Art studio · Ballet school

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Before you go

Your first hip-hop class

Is Hip-Hop beginner-friendly?

Absolutely. Hip-Hop is one of the most accessible dance styles for beginners because there's no 'one right way' to move, you don't need a partner, and mistakes blend naturally into the groove. Beginner classes move at a comfortable pace and celebrate fun over perfection. Most adult beginners feel at home within the first two or three classes.

Do I need any prior dance experience to start Hip-Hop?

Not at all. Hip-Hop welcomes absolute beginners and often attracts people with no dance background. If anything, a fresh start means you're not unlearning habits from other styles. Many adult learners come to Hip-Hop without ever having danced before, and they thrive.

What should I wear to a Hip-Hop class?

Wear whatever feels comfortable and lets you move freely: joggers, loose trousers, shorts, and a t-shirt or hoodie. Trainers are essential. You want clothes that don't restrict your hips or arms. Tie back long hair, remove jewellery, and bring a water bottle. Clean trainer soles are a must on the studio floor.

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Questions about this class

Can I just turn up?

The studio doesn't say. Ask before you go: on shostakovichschool.com or call +1718-376-8056.

How much is it?

The price isn't listed. Hip-hop classes in Brooklyn typically cost $25–$30 per class (median $30, from 11 classes that publish a price).

Is it beginner friendly?

It's listed as advanced, so it expects some experience. Look for a beginner class at Shostakovich School of Music, Art & Dance or nearby.

When does it run?

Every Tuesday, 5:00 PM–6:30 PM.

Where is it?

Shostakovich School of Music, Art & Dance, 297 Avenue X, Brooklyn, NY 11223.

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: shostarts.com/schedule.html
  2. First listed on DanceHow October 17, 2026; last checked 2 days ago. We re-check timetables every week.
  3. Rating from Google: 4.4★ from 29 reviews. Sponsored studios are always labelled.
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