Frequently Asked Questions
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We offer classes for dancers ages 2 and up, with options available for all skill levels—from beginners to advanced students.
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Since MPD produces two studio performances a year, we have two registration cut off dates. For our Fall/Winter semester, we accept new dancers through October 15th. For our Winter/Spring semester, we accept new dancers through March 15th. However, we recommend registering for class in advance as many classes reach full capacity before our registration deadline since we like to keep our class sizes on the smaller side!
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Click ‘BOOK NOW’ to get started with our simple registration process. Once you complete your registration form, you’ll receive an email with our welcome packet, class code, and all details! If you have any questions, please reach out to admin@mountainpointedance.com and our staff would love to help get you signed up!
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Not at all! We welcome dancers of all experience levels and will place students in classes that best match their age, ability, and goals.
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Our parking lot is located behind the building. Please use the back entrance upon arrival. If the lot reaches capacity, we kindly ask families to park at the Adirondack Trust Bank parking lot and be respectful to our neighbors but not parking in designated/reserved parking spaces.
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Each class has its own dress code. Once you register, you’ll receive a welcome email with full details including required attire and shoes.
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We offer observation weeks during the season so families can see their dancers’ progress. For the regular season, we keep classes distraction-free so dancers can focus and grow. There is also a monitor so parents can watch their dancer’s class while waiting in our clean & comfortable parent lounge.
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Yes! We hold an annual recital at the end of the spring session in June where all classes perform, as well as a Christmas recital in December. It’s a fun and exciting way to celebrate our dancers’ hard work. All our dancers from our Pre-Tiny Dancers to our Level 5 dancers perform in each recital.