Specializing in SWANA/MENAHT and World Fusion dance
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Silk Road Studio - Peoria is a welcoming haven for inclusivity, dedicated to non-Western dance forms originating from the SWANA/MENAHT regions (commonly known as Raqs Sharqi, Oriental danse, or belly dance). The studio focuses on teaching both traditional/classic BD styles as well as World Fusion styles.
The friendly, non-judgmental environment encourages personal growth, learning new skills, companionship, and fitness for all adult age individuals and experience levels. SWANA - decolonial term for Southwest Asia and Northern Africa
MENAHT - Middle East, North Africa, Hellas (Greece), and Türkiye |
These styles of dance are usually low-to-medium impact and
are appropriate to build muscle strength, balance, and confidence.
Whether you want to start up a new activity, recover after a minor injury,
or just have fun, don't be afraid to give belly dance a try!
are appropriate to build muscle strength, balance, and confidence.
Whether you want to start up a new activity, recover after a minor injury,
or just have fun, don't be afraid to give belly dance a try!
The StudioThe studio has its own private half bath, heating/air conditioning, additional fans, mirrors, 12 foot ceilings, and a separate entrance. Individuals can feel comfortable attending class without the atmosphere of a large 'corporate chain gym.'
We provide a safe space for all representations at Silk Road Studio - Peoria. We do not judge on body type/presentation/adornments, and abide by our anti-discrimination policy in an effort to be inclusive. |
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Conveniently LocatedLocated just at the top of Germantown Hill in East Peoria, the studio is a short drive from all areas, including Washington, Metamora, Morton, Peoria, and Creve Couer. It's a reasonable drive from Dunlap, North Peoria, Chillicothe, Bartonville, and Pekin due to the easily-accessible location.
The studio is located in a private, residential subdivision. It has ample parking and is easy to find. Please contact Arin for exact location/directions to the studio. |
"Don't ever pass up any chances to dance. Dance as often as you can. You never know when it will be the last time."
-BERT BALLADINE
-BERT BALLADINE
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