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FAQs
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At our studio, we have three classes specific to beginners: House, Hip Hop, and Locking. These classes strictly focus on the fundamentals of these particular dance forms, with an emphasis on building proficiency.
In addition, we have special Beginner Programs, designed to help you progress each week in your dance journey.
Finally, we have Open-Level classes which are open to ALL levels. They are more challenging, but if you’re feeling confident, they are a great way to start deepening your knowledge!
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You can expect to learn the history of different dance forms and cultures, traditional steps and practices of those cultures, and how to express yourself through dance and movement.
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We highly recommend wearing clothes that you feel comfortable in, that allow you to move freely, and that are respectful of your peers (e.g., sweatpants, t-shirts, tennis shoes, athletic shorts).
Some street dance cultures have their own sense of fashion that helps with expressing yourself more!
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We encourage you to bring water, a small snack, comfortable clothes, and a towel. There is no water fountain, but we do have a vending machine!
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Sessions (short for Practice Sessions) are curated environments to practice what you’ve learned. There is no designated teacher, but you can dance/learn from anyone! Sessions are the best way to connect with other members of the dance community.
During a session, you can choose to join a cypher—a group of dancers forming a circle to share movement and energy—or dance by yourself.
All Rhythmhood Sessions are free and do not require registration!
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The studio is located east of the I-90 Expressway & north of the I-290 Highway. The closest bus stop to the studio is the Chicago Ave & Washtenaw stop on the #66 CTA Bus.
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When you arrive at the studio, you will see two doorbells. Press the doorbell under the RhythmhoodxSNIPES Studio Sign and wait for a click in the door lock and enter. Follow the stairs up to the studio.
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Chicago Ave has free parking outside of posted signage. As spots can fill up relatively quickly, we suggest looking on streets perpendicular to Chicago Ave like Washtenaw and Rockwell for more free parking. Please be mindful of posted signage.

