Ina Well Fest Warm Up: Open Dance Class w/ Blank Space

WHAT TO EXPECT

Let’s dance it out—no experience needed.

We’re so excited to kick off our Ina Well Fest Warm-Up Series with Blank Space, a space for movement, freedom, and fun. Time to bring out your inner Queen B! This open-level jazz/funk dance class is set to an all-Beyoncé playlist and is designed for every body.

Expect a welcoming vibe, empowering energy, and a chance to move your body in a way that feels good. No pressure, no perfection—just joy.

Come as you are. Sweat a little, smile a lot, and start your Ina Well Fest journey on a high note.

ABOUT BLANK SPACE

Welcome to Blank Space! We are a pop-up dance studio, hosting monthly open dance classes, of various styles, at different locations around the island. Whether you're a beginner or more experienced dancer, our classes are ideal for anyone (18+ years) looking to have fun and learn something new. Get ready to dance like no one's watching!

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FAQ's

Where is Skip Entertainment Company?

Skip is located at 440 East S Marine Corps Dr Suite 101B, Hagåtña, 96910, Guam. It is the same building as Asiga. The studio is on the ground floor. Parking is available next door, behind Dial-Rent-To-Own. 

When do you arrive? 

We recommend arriving 5-10 mins before class starts, so you can sign in and get settled. 

What do you wear?

Wear comfortable clothes you can freely move in. For footwear, wear flat dance shoes, grip socks or sneakers. If you’re wearing sneakers, steer away from “rocker” soles as flatter soles will provide you with more stability.

What do you bring? 

A bottle of water and an open mind. 

What style of dance is this class?

Also called street jazz, jazz/funk emerged in the 1980’s and is usually a mix of hip-hop, jazz and other dance genres. Usually seen in music videos today, the dance style is both fun and expressive.

Is the class suitable for beginners?

Yes. The instructor will use repetition to help the steps stick and provide variations to movements if needed.

What can you expect during the class?

We’ll start with a warm-up and a few small combinations (to help get the body and brain working together). Then, most of the class is spent on learning a longer dance combination. Lastly, we’ll finish off the class with running through the dance multiple times as a group.

Other things to remember:

• If you have an injury or a pre-existing condition that may impact your movement, please let the instructor know before class. Know your limits and listen to your body. 
• Photos and videos will be captured throughout the class for promotional purposes.