Camp Info
| Ages: | 3–10 |
| Type: | Day |
| Gender: | Co-Ed |
| Setting: | City |
| Arts: | Arts, Dance, Ballet, Hip-Hop Dance, Fine Arts, Arts & Crafts |
| Meals Type: | Partial |
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Livermore, CA, USA
Story-driven dance, hands-on crafts, and a small performance focus shape the summer camp experience. The academy’s camp page describes children dancing along with a story, making a craft or prop, and preparing for a recital at the end of camp. No previous dance experience is required, so the format is designed to welcome children who are new to dance as well as those who already enjoy moving to music.
The published themed camps cover ages 3 through 10 across two options. One theme combines ballet, tap, and jazz for younger dancers, while the other is a week-long program that uses ballet, jazz, and hip-hop. Both camp descriptions say crafts and snacks are provided each day. The program therefore blends structured dance practice with creative projects rather than focusing on a single dance style for the whole session.
Camps are offered through Tiffany’s Dance Academy studios. The academy describes its facilities as including raised sprung dance floors, mirrors, barres, a reception area with classroom viewing windows, and parking. Families use location-specific online enrollment to view schedules and availability. Campers are asked to arrive in clothing that is comfortable for movement and ready for an active, music-based day at the studio.
| Ages: | 3–10 |
| Type: | Day |
| Gender: | Co-Ed |
| Setting: | City |
| Arts: | Arts, Dance, Ballet, Hip-Hop Dance, Fine Arts, Arts & Crafts |
| Meals Type: | Partial |
You won’t be charged yet. The camp will contact you to confirm all terms first.
You can still submit a quick request to let the camp know you’re interested.
The camp program is organized around themed dance experiences rather than a single technique class. The general camp page describes children dancing through a story, creating a craft or prop, and working toward a recital. Campers do not need previous dance experience, which makes the format accessible to children who are trying dance for the first time.
Published camp themes use different style combinations. Pineapple Princess is listed for ages 3–6 and includes ballet, tap, and jazz routines. Spellbound is listed for ages 5–10 and is described as a week-long camp using ballet, jazz, and hip-hop routines. Both camp pages state that crafts and snacks are provided each day, so creative projects and food breaks are built into the camp offering alongside dance.
Registration is location-specific through the academy’s online system. Families can use the studio portal to view schedules, check availability, and enroll. The academy asks campers to wear clothing that is comfortable for moving. Its broader studio program emphasizes age-specific instruction, with facilities designed for dance practice, including sprung floors, mirrors, and barres at its Bay Area studios.
Published camp descriptions state that snacks are provided each day.
Tiffany’s Dance Academy publishes an instructor team across its Bay Area studios and identifies owners, instructors, and a performing-company director. Its main program materials emphasize professional instruction and age-specific dance curriculum.
The academy provides weekday administrative support for family questions. Its contact page also states that families who submit the online contact form can expect a response within 48 hours.
Camp registration is handled through location-specific online enrollment. The Livermore studio page directs families to view schedules, check space availability, create or use a parent portal account, and enroll online. The camp page asks dancers to arrive in clothing that is comfortable for movement and ready to move to music.
