23/24 Full Year and Fall Sessional Classes Registration Now Open!

  • Alberta Ballet

Returning students are invited to register now for Fall 2023 Sessional and Full Year Classes 2023-2024. Please refer to the email you received from the below address to confirm which class your dancer is recommended to attend this upcoming fall.

General registration opens on Wednesday, May 10th. 

Additional questions? Contact us at the information below.

Edmonton:
A: Ruth Carse Centre for Dance
11205 107 Ave NW
Edmonton, Alberta T5H 0Y2

edmontonstudios@albertaballet.com
780-702-4725 x507

Calgary:
West Annex, 2nd Floor
906 - 12 Avenue SW
Calgary, Alberta T2R 1K7
schoolreception@albertaballet.com
403-245-2274 x722

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