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Music, Movement & Dance

The Y is a great starting point for youth to learn and develop active and healthy habits that will stay with them throughout  their lives.   This program promotes motor, mental, and social skills by fostering an enjoyment of dance movement in a class environment. Some classes include times of directed play and free play, while others focus more of their time on basic dance and some gymnastics. All classes are upbeat, positive, and fun.

What & When

Music & Me
Mon, Wed 9:00 – 10:00am
Same day registration, in person at Member Services.

Music programs at the Y stimulate personal growth, creative expression, and skill development through hands-on learning. This class incorporates movement while introducing music to children. Fun starts at the Y!

Children under 4 years old must have a parent participate in the class.

Ages & Location

1 – 5 years
Y Studio 4

Fees

Member: Free
Non-member: $5 per class

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What & When

Gymnastics/Dance
Mon 3:00 – 3:45pm

Twirl and thrive in this fun and upbeat class for girls where gymnastics meets dance. This circuit class incorporates gymnastics, ballet and other dance genre. Emphasis is placed on focus, grace and balance skills needed for both activities.

Ages & Location

5 – 8 years (girls)
Y Studio 1

Fees

Member: $25 per month (reoccurring)
Non-member: $35 per month (reoccurring)

Register or Drop In

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SHASTA FAMILY YMCA

1155 N. Court Street
Redding, California 96001
(530) 246-9622

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Saturday, 7:00 am – 6:00 pm
Sunday, 8:00 am – 4:00 pm

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