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Dance school Attitude Helsinki opens a studio in A Bloc
The new studio of the dance school Attitude Helsinki will start operating on the second floor of shopping center A Bloc on 15 August 2022.
Attitude Helsinki is a dance school founded at the end of 2019, offering high-quality and personal dance instruction in Helsinki's Lauttasaari. Next autumn, the school will open its second studio in Otaniemi, on the second floor of shopping center A Bloc. The new first-class facilities support safe dancing and include spacious changing rooms and waiting areas, a teacher鈥檚 room and office, and a large and bright studio with mirrors, flexible floor and dance mat.
Attitude Helsinki's range of lessons includes ballet, show jazz, contemporary dance, commercial, body care, lyrical jazz, technical lessons and children's dance lessons. Weekly open classes are organized for children, youngsters and adults alike. In addition, the school invests in intensive groups of children, youngsters and adults who, in addition to active training, aim for various competitions and reviews during the season. Private lessons, dance birthdays and bachelorette classes are also available by separate arrangement, as well as dance camps and courses during the holidays.
鈥In our operation, we believe in fast and smooth customer service, systematic and individual-minded teaching and the production of memorable dance experiences. Our knowledgeable teachers are the key to happiness. We are looking forward to opening an amazing new studio and expanding our operations to Otaniemi鈥, says CEO Julianna Pakarinen.
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Shopping center A Bloc is the beating heart and meeting place of the Otaniemi campus with its restaurants, caf茅s and other services.
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