Centre for Dance to move to larger studio in December

The studio offers classes for various ages and skill levels. (Courtesy Centre for Dance)

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By Makenzie Plusnick | 3:30 PM Oct 1, 2020 CDT

Centre for Dance is planning to move to a larger space at 2080 N. Collins Blvd., Richardson, in December, according to the owner. The studio, currently located at 7517 Campbell Road, Ste. 400, Dallas, teaches lessons for children as young as 18 months all the way up to professional adults. The new space will include large dance spaces with sprung flooring and a break room for students. A movable wall will allow two studios to become one to create a space for performances, according to the owner. 972-248-1112. www.centrefordance.com

Centre for Dance

By Makenzie Plusnick

Makenzie graduated from Tarleton State University in 2019 with a degree in communications. While in school, she interned at the Weatherford Democrat and was editor of Texan News Service, a news outlet at Tarleton. She enjoys true crime podcasts, riding horses, and spending time with her dog.

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