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Getting started
First classes, ages, styles and how a week fits together.
- New to danceBloom welcomes beginners at every age; classes are designed to welcome first-timers while still challenging dancers…
- Ages and levelsBloom groups regular-season classes by age, placing dancers by their age on October 1, and every class lists its exact…
- Styles offeredBloom's current schedule includes ballet, tap, jazz, hip hop, acro and tumbling, contemporary, modern, musical…
- What each class isFrom Bloom's Class Descriptions page, in brief: Ballet (ages 4 to 18): the foundation class, with barre work, center…
- Combo classesA combo class, such as Beg.
- Siblings and family schedulesMany families schedule siblings at one location, either overlapping or back-to-back.
- Dance with Me classesDance with Me classes (for 2-year-olds) are for the registered dancer plus one adult aged 18 or older, who stays with…
Registering and tuition
How enrollment, waitlists and billing work.
- How registration worksRegistration happens in Bloom's Studio Pro parent portal.
- TuitionFor the regular season, Bloom sets a full-season price per class and spreads it over nine equal monthly payments,…
- Full classes and waitlistsWhen Studio Pro shows "This class is full", the class's link joins Bloom's waitlist instead of registering.
- Unlimited Class Pass and multiple classesBloom's Ages & Levels page describes the Unlimited Pass as letting a dancer take as many classes as they like for a…
- Class minimumA regular-season class needs at least four enrolled students to run each week.
- Bloom Burst short sessionsBloom Burst is Bloom's six-week session: a fun, low-commitment way to try dance or a new style, with no registration…
Programs
Training, teams, adaptive dance, adults and summer.
- CultivateCultivate is Bloom's placement-based training pathway, with numbered levels in ballet, jazz, modern and pointe, mostly…
- Ember Performance TeamEmber is Bloom's performance team.
- SeedsSeeds is Bloom's dance class focused on worship, through choreographed and improvisational dance, with mentorship and…
- Thrive adaptive danceThrive is Bloom's adaptive dance class, created because some children benefit from extra support or a different…
- Adult classesYes.
- Solaris professional development trackSolaris, Bloom's professional development track, is for trained dancers aged 18 and up (recent high-school dance…
- Private lessonsBloom offers private one-on-one lessons to complement group classes, or for dancers who are more comfortable in a…
- Summer camps and classesBloom's 2026 summer camps and classes have wrapped; registration for Summer 2027 opens January 19, 2027 for current…
- Teen levels: Novice, Intermediate, AdvancedTeen classes (ages 13 to 18) come in three tracks: Novice, Intermediate and Advanced.
- Graduating seniors and 18-year-oldsBloom's age-based classes, Ember, Cultivate and The Nutcracker are for dancers still in high school or younger.
Day to day
Studios, drop-off, closures and the season calendar.
- LocationsBloom has four studios in the Omaha area: Oakview: 3125 Oak View Dr, Ste 101, Omaha, NE 68144.
- Drop-off and pick-upDrop dancers off no more than 10 minutes before class.
- Oakview lockersStudio Pro lists an Oakview Locker Rental for 2026–2027 at $60.00.
- Weather closingsBloom makes its own decisions about weather closings.
- Season calendar and breaksRegular-season classes began September 8, 2026.
- Photos and videoBloom's season policies include a photo and video release that lets Bloom use pictures of dancers.
Policies
Changes, withdrawals, absences and raising a concern.
- Season policiesBloom's Season Policies page covers enrollment terms, dress code, drop-off and pick-up, absences and make-up classes,…
- Withdrawing from a classTo leave a regular-season class early, email written notice to support@danceatbloom.com and complete Bloom's Class…
- Changing classesSwitching to a different class is free during September and October.
- When a class isn't the right fitBloom places dancers mainly by their age on October 1 so they learn alongside peers, and teachers or staff reach out…
- Raising a question or concernBloom welcomes questions and concerns about your dancer's experience.
Performances
Recitals, the Nutcracker and studio events.
- RecitalsEach location has its own recital weekend in May 2027, as listed on Bloom's schedule page: Oakview May 7–8, Elkhorn…
- Bloom's NutcrackerBloom's Nutcracker, "Land of Sweets", is Bloom's own production of the classic holiday ballet, and it is unusual in…
- Nutcracker TeaBloom's Nutcracker Tea, "An Afternoon in the Land of Sweets", is a one-hour afternoon event at The Garden, 3125 Oak…
- Upcoming eventsBloom's Events page lists three upcoming events, all at The Garden Theater, 3125 Oak View Drive.
About Bloom
What Bloom is like, and how to reach the team.
- About BloomBloom Dance Studio is a family-centered, noncompetitive dance studio in the Omaha area, with four locations and…
- Bloom's teachersBloom's instructors are passionate about both dance and teaching, and they break movement down in a way that is…
- How Bloom works with parentsBloom sees parents as partners.
- Noncompetitive by designBloom describes itself as a noncompetitive, family-centered studio.
- Age-appropriate music, moves and costumesA commitment to modesty is one of Bloom's four stated values: choreography, music and costume choices reflect it, and…
- Talk to BloomYou can reach Bloom at 402.670.7206 or support@danceatbloom.com, or through the Contact page on danceatbloom.com.
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