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Trinity Academy of Irish Dance at Irish American Heritage Center

4626 N. Knox (at Wilson), Chicago, IL 60630

JULY & AUGUST SUMMER CAMPS

2024 FALL CLASSES NOW OPEN

FALL 2024 CLASS SCHEDULE

Class Description: Beginners and pre-beginners begin their Irish dance journey by learning the fundamentals and basic techniques in a fun and energetic environment. When they are confident in their foundational skills, dancers will learn the Irish Jig and Reel. In addition to dancing, this class incorporates stretching, balance/coordination exercises, and even learning how to count in Gaelic! We cannot wait for you to see the growth your young child will experience over the course of this first year. For more information on our year-long program, our teaching method, and additional programming, download our Trinity Fact Sheet.

School Year: Classes begin the week after Labor Day and continue weekly through June/ July Depending on class calendar. We want every student to enjoy their Trinity journey, it is always recommended students join us for the dance season, but payments are monthly. Weekly class is billed the first week every month there is class.

Administrative Fee:* A one time non-refundable $100 per family, registration fee will apply. This does not apply to any camps, for our weekly classes only.

Location: Irish American Heritage Center, 4626 N. Knox (at Wilson), Chicago, IL 60630

Irish American Heritage Center

The Irish American Heritage Center is one of the premier Irish cultural organizations in the United States. It is a destination for people of Irish descent as well as those who wish to learn more about Irish heritage. There’s no place quite like the Irish American Heritage Center when it comes to providing the very best in Irish culture through the arts, history, education, dance, and social outlets. Located on the city’s northwest side in a renovated, turn-of-the-20th century building that sprawls over a full city block, the IAHC is dedicated to fostering Irish heritage, culture, and traditions in America. The Center boasts a 658-seat theatre, library, museum, art gallery, authentic Irish pub, dance practice studios, meeting rooms, and banquet rooms for parties. The building is wheelchair-accessible. We provide a broad selection of quality educational programs in traditional Irish music, dance, theatre, film, literature, language, Irish customs, and more. The Trinity Irish Dancers consider the IAHC their flagship location, having held rehearsals there since 1985.