From the body as language to emotion as movement, contemporary dance starts here.
Contemporary Dance is much more than a style of dance. It is a form of expression that fuses technique, improvisation and emotion, without boundaries, without fixed rules, with total creative freedom. From children aged 6 to adults, there is always a place to explore movement and discover your own artistic language.

Find the right level for you or your child and take the first step, sign up today.

By Age Group
Contemporary Kids | 6-8 years The first contact with contemporary dance in a playful and safe environment. Through free and creative movements, children explore body expression, improvisation and rhythm, developing their artistic identity from an early age. Monday: 18:00 – 19:00 | Saturday: 9:30 – 10:30 | €36/month

Contemporary Kids | 9-11 years Children deepen their technique, musicality and artistic expression. With more structured choreographies and improvisation exercises, they develop confidence, coordination and a more conscious relationship with movement. Monday: 19:00 – 20:00 | Saturday: 10:30 – 11:30 | €40/month

Contemporary Juniors | 12+ years For young people who want to explore dance as a form of self-expression and personal growth. Contemporary techniques, improvisation and modern choreographies that develop a personal artistic identity and confidence on stage. Monday: 20:00 – 21:15 | Saturday: 11:45 – 13:15 | €43/month

Contemporary Adults For those who want to rediscover movement through dance. Classes combine technique, improvisation and emotional expression in a welcoming and judgement-free environment, for all levels, no prior experience required. Friday: 21:30 – 22:30 | €40/month

Whatever your age or level, there is a class waiting for you. Sign up now and discover what contemporary dance can do for you.

Benefits
- Emotional expression and creativity: dance as a personal and artistic language
- Posture, flexibility and body awareness: from childhood to adulthood
- Confidence and artistic identity: each student develops their own movement style
- Physical and mental wellbeing: a practice that unites body, mind and emotion
- Stage experience: performances and showcases throughout the school year

Note
Classes are not open for observation by parents or guardians. This environment allows children to focus, develop independence and feel at ease as they learn and progress at their own pace.

Price Includes
- Weekly classes according to the chosen plan

Price doesn't Include
- Compulsory registration fee: €50 (does not include insurance)

About Ent'artes
Ent'artes is a dance school in Braga with over 10 years of excellence, awarded and recognised in national and international competitions. Certified by the Royal Academy of Dance (RAD) with registration number 24116, it offers a structured and rigorous dance programme for all ages.

With institutional support from the Braga City Council and its own projects such as the Motus Dance Project and the Plataforma Ent'artes, the school goes far beyond classes: it trains dancers, creates artists and builds a reference dance community in Braga.

More Information
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Contact WOU: 918 136 805

1. My child has never danced before. Can they start Contemporary Dance?
A: Yes, absolutely. Classes are adapted to each child's age and level, with no prior experience required. Simply let us know their age and we will guide you to the right group.

2. What is the difference between Contemporary Dance and other styles such as ballet or Jazz?
A: Contemporary Dance stands out for its creative and expressive freedom. Unlike ballet, which follows a highly structured classical technique, contemporary dance fuses influences from ballet, modern dance and improvisation, allowing each dancer to develop their own movement language. There is no 'right' way to dance — there is your way.

3. Can parents watch the classes?
A: Classes are not open for observation by parents or guardians. This environment allows children to focus, develop independence and feel at ease as they explore movement at their own pace. Performances and showcases are organised throughout the year so that families can follow their children's progress.

4. What clothing and footwear are recommended?
A: Comfortable clothing that allows freedom of movement — leggings, dance trousers or a t-shirt are perfect. Classes can be done barefoot or in socks. The school will provide all guidance at the time of enrolment.

5. Are there performances throughout the year?
A: Yes. Students take part in performances and showcases throughout the school year, where they have the opportunity to apply everything they have learned on stage. It is a moment of great pride for students and families alike.

6. Is Contemporary Dance suitable for teenagers with no experience?
A: Yes. The classes for young people aged 12 and above welcome both beginners and students with some experience. Exercises and choreographies are always adapted to the level of the group, allowing for progressive and motivating development.

7. Can an adult with no experience start Contemporary Dance?
A: Absolutely. Adult classes are open to all levels — from those who have never danced to those returning after a break. The pace is adapted to each participant and the environment is welcoming and judgement-free.

8. What are the mental wellbeing benefits of Contemporary Dance?
A: Beyond the physical benefits, Contemporary Dance promotes self-esteem, confidence and emotional expression, contributing to an overall sense of balance and wellbeing. It is also an excellent way to relieve stress and find a space of creative freedom in daily life.

9. Can Contemporary Dance help with academic performance?
A: Yes. Regular dance practice improves attention, memory and discipline — skills that directly reflect in concentration and organisation at school.

10. Is it possible to have a trial class before enrolling?
A: Yes. A trial class can be arranged, subject to availability, so that the student or child and parents can get to know the space, the teachers and the methodology before signing up.