Children's Programs

Tiny Dancers: Ages 2-3

Your child's first dance class! This class is designed to introduce your little one to music and movement through a fun and interactive program. It will focus on gross motor development, coordination, balance and social skills. One adult must participate in the program with the child.

Kinder Ballet: Ages 4-6

This class is designed as an introduction to Ballet. During this program, children will learn about the five classic ballet positions and begin to practice basic movements, turns and jumps. While exploring music and creative steps, children will develop coordination, balance and self-confidence. Children will build their skills and work towards creating a dance routine for the final class!

Kinder Hip Hop: Ages 4-6

An introduction to Hip Hop Dance where participants will learn introductory hip hop combinations to the latest music. Participants will develop their personal style and rhythm. Children will be taught various types of dance steps and will work towards creating a dance routine for the final class!

Kinder Acro: Ages 4-6

An introduction to Acro Dance where participants will learn introductory acro combinations to the latest music. Classes focus on developing strength, flexibility, balance, coordination, and concentration. Children will work towards creating a routine for the final class!

Schedule - SPRING 2026

Location: 

• GCC = Gellert Community Centre, 10241 8 Line, Georgetown, (905) 877-4244

How to register

Login or register to your online registration account and find the desired program within the menu. If you need assistance with the process of registering online, call the Program Information Hotline at 905-873-2600, ext. 2275. 

Skateboarding programs

Introduction to Skateboarding Basics

The Town of Halton Hills is pleased to offer a introductory skateboarding workshops for participants ages 7 to 14! This 1.5-hour workshop will introduce participants to the basics of skateboarding. Topics covered include skateboard terminology, how to balance and move on the board, basic equipment maintenance and park etiquette. Please note that this program is intended for skateboards only and does not cover scooters or BMX bikes. Registration is required for the Introduction to Skateboarding Basics workshops.

Safety is an integral part of this workshop. All participants MUST supply and wear a CSA approved helmet and elbow and knee pads.

NEW! Youth skateboard art workshop

Following each Introduction to Skateboarding Basics program, participants are invited to stay for our free Youth Skateboard Art Workshop. This creative drop‑in program is open to all youth in the community and provides an opportunity to decorate skateboard decks using stencils and spray paint. Participants are asked to bring their own skateboard. All other art materials will be supplied. The paint is permanent – please make sure you bring a skateboard you’re comfortable painting.

Please note that this is a separate program from Skateboarding Basics. The art workshop is a drop-in session and registration is not required.

Skateboarding Basics schedule

Location: 

• ACC = Acton Arena & Community Centre, 415 Queen St, Acton
• GCC = Georgetown Skatepark (Eigth Line Community Park), 10241 8 Line, Georgetown
• MSP = Mold-Masters Skatepark (Mold-Masters SportsPlex Arena), 221 Guelph St, Georgetown