A New Dance Season Begins: Fall Registration Is Now Open

A New Dance Season Begins: Fall Registration Is Now Open

Before we know it, September will be here, and the studios at New Haven Ballet will once again be filled with music, movement, and the excitement of dancers returning for a new season.

While some of our students are spending the summer at dance intensives across the country, New Haven Ballet is also preparing to welcome dancers from throughout Connecticut and New York to Fairfield University for our annual Summer Dance Camp at the end of July. It’s a wonderful reminder that even during the summer months, dance continues to bring our community together.

“The beginning of a new dance season is always filled with excitement and possibility,” said Artistic Director Lisa Kim. “Whether a student is putting on ballet slippers for the very first time or returning after years of training, each dancer brings something unique to our studios. We look forward to welcoming new and returning families for another season of learning, artistry, and joy.”

Registration is now open for New Haven Ballet’s Fall 2026 classes. From Creative Dance for our youngest students to pre-professional training, our programs offer exceptional instruction in an environment that encourages artistic growth, discipline, confidence, and a genuine sense of community.

Every September brings a mix of familiar faces and new students discovering ballet for the first time. We are grateful to be part of each dancer’s journey and look forward to another inspiring year together.

Families are invited to explore the Fall 2026 schedule and register online at www.newhavenballet.org. We can’t wait to welcome you this fall.

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