Dance lessons in San Jose Valley Fair
Call the studio to discuss your dance goals, lesson options, and current availability.
5.0 on Googlefrom 29 reviews
No experience is required to ask about getting started.
PHOTO: San Jose Valley Fair studio, to be supplied
- Since 1947
- The Fred Astaire method: structured lessons, certified instructors
- 5.0 on Google
- 29 reviews for this location
- Beginners welcome
- Beginner questions are welcome
FREE 30-minute INTRO
Your San Jose Valley Fair introduction starts with a conversation.
- Start with a few simple steps
- Talk with the team about your dance goals
- Ask about current lesson options and availability
Call (408) 706-8321.
Booking by phone
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“We always leave energized, happy, and glad we came.”
Plan your first conversation
Question 1
Which lesson format fits your goals
Question 2
What experience level to start with
Question 3
What scheduling options are currently available
PHOTO: studio floor
How to get started
Call the studio and share what you want to learn.
Ask which current lesson format fits your goals.
Choose a time directly with the San Jose Valley Fair team.
Starting is easier than it feels
The official studio guidance welcomes new dancers and provides a clear starting point for beginners.
- Beginner questions are welcome
- Ask about private and group formats
- Discuss your goals before choosing a program
- Confirm current scheduling directly
- Learn at a pace that fits you
Student reviews
What San Jose dancers say
Five out of five stars.5.0 average on Google, 29 reviews
We always leave energized, happy, and glad we came.
We practiced and practiced (5 lessons) and laughed and sang.
Meet the San Jose Valley Fair team
PHOTO: Nadia Eftedal, to be supplied
Nadia Eftedal
Studio Owner
About Nadia
Nadia is a world champion Latin dancer whose career includes major professional titles in the United States, United Kingdom, Europe, Japan, Germany, France, and Russia. She has also received the John Monte Lifetime Achievement Award.
PHOTO: Allen Genkin, to be supplied
Allen Genkin
Studio Co-Owner
About Allen
Allen is a professional ballroom dancer and choreographer who began competing at age 12. His career includes television, convention teaching, performance, and choreography, and he continues to share his experience with dancers and students.
PHOTO: Dani Keats, to be supplied
Dani Keats
Dance Instructor
About Dani
Dani is a professional teacher and performer from the San Francisco Bay Area. She earned a dance degree from San Jose State University and brings more than 18 years of teaching experience across ballroom and other performance styles.
Visit the studio
319 South Monroe Street, San Jose, CA 95128
MAP: static image of 319 S Monroe St, to be supplied
- Address
- 319 South Monroe Street, San Jose, CA 95128
- Phone
- (408) 706-8321
- sanjose@fredastaire.com
- Hours
- Call for current hours
Contact the studio directly for current hours, directions, and parking details.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
How do I get started?
Call the San Jose Valley Fair studio and tell the team what you would like to learn. They can explain the current introductory options and help you choose a starting point.
Is it difficult to learn to dance?
The studio welcomes new dancers and uses a progressive approach. Your starting point and lesson format can be discussed directly with the team.
How often should I take lessons?
Frequency depends on your goals and schedule. Ask the studio for a current recommendation when you discuss your introductory lesson.