Just Dance LI
Just Dance LI is a dance studio on Fort Salonga Road in Northport, founded in 2024 by Miss Rebecca. Recreational classes welcome dancers from age 2 through high school seniors in tap, ballet, jazz, hip hop and contemporary. Dancers ready for more commitment can join the studio's competition teams, and private lessons are available on request. The studio also runs a strength and conditioning program built just for dancers, in group classes or private sessions, and adult classes for grown-ups returning to dance or trying it for the first time.
- Ages 2 through high school seniors
- adult classes
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