Street Dance London – Canary Wharf (Club Baltimore)

Street Dance London – Canary Wharf (Club Baltimore) — Dance Classes In London

Running from Baltimore Wharf near Canary Wharf, Street Dance London (Club Baltimore) offers street and hip-hop classes led by an instructor, Anna, whom students clearly adore. Reviewers who had found other street classes competitive or intimidating describe being instantly welcomed here, whatever their shape, size or age. The teaching earns praise for strong choreography and an inviting atmosphere. Several credit the sessions with a real boost to their confidence and a new circle of friends.

About Street Dance London – Canary Wharf (Club Baltimore)

The class is built around a positive, nurturing approach rather than showing off, with students describing a room where everyone is there simply to dance. Anna is described as encouraging and inclusive, helping people believe they can move like a performer. That supportive spirit is the thread running through the reviews.

Classes & Dance Styles

As part of the wider offering of dance classes in London, Street Dance London focuses on street and hip-hop styles rather than ballroom or Latin. Choreography is taught in an accessible, step-by-step way, so those seeking dance lessons London in an energetic urban style can start without experience. Adult dance classes London are central to the offering, welcoming complete beginners into a friendly group. Timetables can change, so check what is currently running before you book.

What to Expect on Your First Visit

Wear trainers with good support and comfortable clothing you can move in freely, and bring water. Arriving early gives you time to meet Anna and warm up. No partner or prior experience is needed to join.

Location & Contact

Baltimore Wharf sits on the Isle of Dogs beside Canary Wharf, served by the DLR and Jubilee line, with the river and open dockside close by.

• Address: 14 Baltimore Wharf, London E14 9FT
• Opening hours:
  • Monday: 9 am-5 pm
  • Tuesday: 9 am-5 pm
  • Wednesday: 9 am-5 pm
  • Thursday: 9 am-5 pm
  • Friday: 9 am-5 pm

What Dancers Say About Street Dance London – Canary Wharf (Club Baltimore)

4.9/5 from 13 Google reviews.

Wow, what a fab class to join, its fun, the people that go are all great, they are all there for one thing and that's to dance street style! They are all so warm and friendly, the instructor is amazing – fantastic choreography, the atmosphere is inviting, people of all shapes and sizes, male and female all sharing the same goal, getting those moves just right. When it comes to street dance I'm completely out of my depth, I lack both balance and coordination, you just keep practicing and you get there eventually. If you want a good cardio workout that is not boring like the gym this is the plac— Janetisfit

Before trying Anna’s classes I had been to several hip-hop/street classes and found them to be a little bit competitive and intimidating. I had some reservations that this class might not be very friendly but I was wrong! I was instantly welcomed into the class and found it to be really nice, non-judgemental and not bitchy at all which was a real breath of fresh air. The routine was taught really well which made it easy to pick up, despite it being fairly challenging choreography. The best result is that I have learnt a really sick routine that I have shown my friends!— Imogen Lees

God I love Anna and I love what she stands for! This dance is not for divas but for great people. Anna is so positive and nurturing; she revolutionizes dance training by making you believe that you can dance like a superstar. Your confidence skyrockets and you find new friends. Her classes are fun and full of loving supportive people, just like her. Anna opens doors to numerous fun and professional opportunities for us to dance, from music videos to fashion shows and events! All good fun <3 A must-do-thing if you live in London. Not to be missed!!— Haseena Latheef

There's no better dance community than street dance London, you get to express yourself and dance without the fear of being judged by other dancers with more experience that's why we call ourselves "No divas just dance" I joined years ago when I just moved to London and I didn't only get a nice place to dance and exercise but a place where I met lovely people and good friends, who remind me I'm not alone even thought I am far from my country!
We also do social events all the time and performances, as I said I couldn't have found a better place!!!— Judith Callol

Frequently Asked Questions

How hard is it to learn salsa?

Salsa is achievable for most people once the basic timing feels natural, which is the main early hurdle. Regular practice over a few weeks usually brings social confidence, though this class specialises in street styles.

Can a non-dancer learn salsa?

Yes. Salsa classes elsewhere are designed for complete beginners, and most dancers start with none. Consistency matters more than natural talent.

Is it possible to learn ballet as an adult?

It is, through classes built for adult beginners. Progress is gradual, but the benefits to strength, posture and coordination appear early.

What age is too late to start ballet?

No age is too late to enjoy ballet as a student. Adult beginner classes welcome every age and prioritise technique and enjoyment over a professional path.

What are 5 basic steps in line dancing?

Typical basics include the grapevine, step-touch, kick-ball-change, pivot turn and shuffle, combined into short repeating sequences. Street dance, this class's focus, has its own distinct vocabulary.

What is the easiest line dance to learn for beginners?

Short routines with a simple repeating pattern are the easiest to pick up, and dancing in unison helps you follow along. For an urban style, beginner street classes offer a different way in.

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