Weekly Haitian dance classes rooted in tradition — open to all levels, all ages, all backgrounds.
Our weekly classes are the foundation of everything we do at Bagèt. Whether you're stepping onto the floor for the first time or refining years of practice, our instructors meet you exactly where you are.
Every session goes beyond steps — we teach rhythm, history, and the living culture behind each movement form. Dance here is not exercise. It is memory, expression, and belonging.
Weekly Classes — All Levels
Haiti's signature social partner dance — fluid, expressive, and deeply rooted in everyday life. Foundational and advanced tracks available.
Rhythmic, energetic folk movement drawing from Haitian tradition. Taught with full cultural and musical context.
Regional Haitian folk dance forms — from the ceremonial to the celebratory — passed down through direct transmission.
Modern expression rooted in Haitian tradition — for artists who want to expand their vocabulary while staying culturally grounded.
Classes run on a weekly schedule throughout the year. Drop in or enroll in a full session — both options available.
Classes held at our Tamarac, FL studio and our Port-au-Prince location. Contact us to confirm current schedule at each site.
Every class includes history, meaning, and cultural context — not just technique. You leave understanding what you learned, not just how to move.
Dates are confirmed seasonally — check back or contact us to reserve your spot early.
| Class | Day | Time | Location |
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GOUYAD
All Levels
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TBD | TBD | Tamarac, FL Studio |
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Samba Haïtien
All Levels
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TBD | TBD | Tamarac, FL Studio |
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Traditional Folk
All Levels
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TBD | TBD | Tamarac, FL & Port-au-Prince |
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Contemporary Haitian
Intermediate & Advanced
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TBD | TBD | Tamarac, FL Studio |
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Youth Classes
Children & Teens
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TBD | TBD | Tamarac, FL Studio |
Students with no prior dance experience — beginners are always welcome
Haitian-American community members reconnecting with their cultural roots through movement
Dancers from other traditions (salsa, afrobeats, contemporary) expanding their vocabulary
Children and youth — dedicated youth classes available for the next generation of Haitian dance artists
The first step is the hardest — after that, it's all rhythm.