A short drive from Guelph
Dance Classes for Guelph
Hip-hop, heels, K-pop, dancehall, twerk, burlesque, latin, and contemporary, about a 25-30 minute drive down Highway 7 to downtown Kitchener.
Getting here from Guelph
By car
About 25-30 minutes from Guelph via Highway 7 into downtown Kitchener. Street parking and several downtown garages are right nearby.
Evening classes
Evening class times work well if you're coming from Guelph after work or class. Budget the drive both ways and you're still in for a full session.
Drop in when you can
No long-term commitment. Come when your week allows, which is what makes the drive worth it for our Guelph regulars.
Why Guelph dancers make the trip
Kollective Studios is a downtown Kitchener dance and fitness studio built around adults, students, young professionals, and total beginners. Students come from Guelph for the range of styles we offer, since it's not always easy to find heels, dancehall, twerk, or burlesque classes closer to home.
Classes stay small, typically 8–14 people, so you get real attention from the instructor instead of getting lost in a crowd. Drop-in classes mean you can come when your week allows, no long-term contract and no experience required to walk in.
Whether you're chasing the music-video choreography you've been replaying, want to feel powerful in heels, or just need an hour that isn't your commute or your inbox, this is a room that's genuinely glad you showed up.
Upcoming classes
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Kpop
Open Level · Kezea Shayne Gamboa · Jul 6
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Ballet Funk
Beginner/Intermediate · Isadora Clark · Jul 6
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Sculpt & Slay
Open Level · Emily · Jul 6
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Twerk
Open Level · Lauren Chae · Jul 6
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Heels Technique
Open Level · Kezea Shayne Gamboa · Jul 6
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Poms Performance Team Rehearsals
All Levels · Isadora Clark · Jun 1
What students say
“The first thing I noticed about classes at Kollective was how welcoming of an atmosphere Kezea created. At my previous dance studios it felt like nobody really cared, but at Kollective if I'm not there people will notice (in a good way!). It's a wonderful safe space from all the toxicity and competition often found in other studios.”
“When I first joined her heels class, I had very little experience with this style of dance and was honestly quite nervous. However, Kezea created such an empowering environment, that I found myself growing more confident with each session. Kezea always pushed us, not with the focus of perfecting her own choreography, but for us to realize our own potential. Her motivation and encouragement not only transformed me into a better dancer, but also fostered a level of confidence within me that I had never experienced before. I’m so excited to keep learning from her at Kollective Khaos. And if you’re reading this, feeling hesitant to try something new: take the leap. Kezea will show you that you are more capable than you think, and I promise you won’t regret it.”
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Frequently asked questions
- How far is the studio from Guelph?
- We're in downtown Kitchener at 259 King Street West, about a 25-30 minute drive from Guelph via Highway 7. It's a bit of a trip, but plenty of Guelph students make it a regular part of their week.
- Is there parking near the studio?
- There's street parking on King Street and several nearby parking garages in downtown Kitchener.
- I've never danced before, can I still join?
- Absolutely. Our beginner drop-in classes are built for first-timers. You don't need experience, a partner, or any specific fitness level, just comfortable clothes you can move in.
- What styles do you teach?
- Hip-hop, heels, K-pop, dancehall, twerk, burlesque, latin, and contemporary, plus private lessons. Levels are clearly marked so you can find a class that matches where you're at.
- Are the class times realistic for a drive from Guelph?
- Yes, evening class times work well for students and commuters coming from Guelph. Plan for the drive both ways and you'll still have time for a full class.
- What's the best way to try it out?
- Your first three classes are free, with no card and no experience needed. It's the easiest way to sample a few styles before committing. If you want more, the Trial Pass adds two weeks of unlimited drop-in classes for one flat price.
Worth the drive
Your first three classes are free. No card and no experience needed, just come try hip-hop, heels, K-pop, and more. Want to keep going? The Trial Pass adds two weeks of unlimited classes for one flat price.