Tanz-Camp bei THE CENTER School of Performing Arts

In this dance camp in Prenzlauer Berg, children* aged 8–10 and 10–14 respectively can expect daily compact sessions in ballet and modern jazz, in English, with a picnic break in the park and a small final performance. Ideal for anyone looking for fun, movement, and language-connecting activities for children during the summer holidays.

What is the daily schedule at the dance camp?

The day starts at 9:00 with a ballet technique session, followed by modern jazz or pop dance. After a well-deserved snack break, choreography rehearsals continue. The day ends around 15:00 – enough time for a jump to Oderberger Straße. Summer holiday activities for children here have a clear structure with lots of energy.

Which age groups are welcome?

For 8 to 10-year-olds, there is the Summer Holiday Dance Camp in English, and concurrently, the 10–14-year-old offer “Ballet Modern Jazz” runs. Both camps take place in the first August or second holiday week. Children can participate according to their age – beginners and advanced students are warmly invited to experience a true camp feeling in the city.

Where exactly does the camp take place?

At Studio 1 of THE CENTER School of Performing Arts in English at Esmarchstraße 5, 10407 Prenzlauer Berg. The neighborhood, with its many green spaces, offers the ideal spot for a picnic after class – also part of the program. Perfectly rooted in the district, with subway and tram within walking distance.

How does the final performance proceed?

On Friday, the kids present their rehearsed choreography in the studio to parents and friends. This is not a grand spectacle, but a charming small show where pride and fun are clearly the focus. Ideal for an audience that wants to combine summer holidays in Berlin 2025 with lovingly composed activities for children.

What does the camp cost and what needs to be brought?

330 Euros per week, including English dance lessons, snack break, and studio performance. Children are recommended to bring dance clothes, a hair tie, a packed lunch, and plenty of water. Comfortable clothes for the snack break in the park complete the package – as uncomplicated as a neighborhood outing.

Why is the camp so popular in the Top10 list?

It combines movement with English learning, is ideally located in Prenzlauer Berg, and offers the right balance of creativity, movement, and community as part of summer holiday activities for children. No frills. Just honest joy.

Our Conclusion

An urban dance camp that should be at the top of the list for summer holiday activities for children 2025. Professional, relaxed, and conducted with a lot of heart – exactly what parents* and kids in Berlin are looking for. The subtle English instruction gives it an extra plus. Great cinema at Studio Esmarchstraße.