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Every Monday (Term Times) | 2025 | 4:15pm - 5:15pm
FABRIC Nottingham
Tickets: £3 weekly / £1.50 Community Offer
Fun and creative dance sessions for children aged 7 to 11 at FABRIC Nottingham studios.
With a focus on creativity and imagination, Jump Start sessions offer something different for children interested in dance. The sessions are led by experienced dance artists and packed with games, group work, and creative tasks to get everyone moving and exploring new possibilities.
As part of FABRIC's continuing commitment to nurturing young people with a passion for dance, Jump Start encourages young people to think outside the box and to create their own approaches rather than copying set moves.
No dance experience needed – just enthusiasm!
New dates will be released soon for the 25/26 term dates shortly.
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