Canopy Dance Parties: Just Show Up and Celebrate
Starting at $1,650 | Up to 20 Guests | 2 Hours of Party Time | Kiddos Age 2-10

Celebrate your little performer's big day with a dance party—perfect for the creative kiddo who loves music, movement, and creativity. At Canopy, we handle everything from setup to cleanup, so all you have to do is pick a date, choose a theme, and enjoy the day with your crew.

What’s Included:
-2 hours in our private party room
-Headcount of 10 children + 10 adults
-Pizza
-Juice Boxes
-Professional dance instructor
-Sound system
-Tables + seating setup
-Basic decor (tablecloths + simple backdrop)
-Setup & cleanup
-Digital group photo

Dance Party Flow:
15 min: Arrival + Welcome, Free movement warm-up / name games
45 min:Dance Class Experience
-Warm-up
-Across-the-floor moment
-Learn a choreographed routine
-Costume prop moment (optional add-on)
-Performance for Parents
-Kids perform the routine
-Optional filmed moment
20 min: Food + Cake
15 min:Dance Games / Freeze Dance / Limbo / Birthday Spotlight
5 min:Goodbye Dance Circle

You have the option to add additional guests for $35 per additional child and $15 per additional adult, but we recommend not going past 18-20 children.

📧 Questions? Reach out to alanna@thecanopynyc.com

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🔎 FAQs
Q: We've been to other parties at The Canopy, do we still get access to the play-space with a dance party?
A: Our dance parties offer an elevated, performance-based experience that does not include time for open play.

Q: Why do extra adults cost extra?
A: We love a full house, but additional guests increase our costs for staffing, cleaning, tableware, and refreshments—and we aim to keep the space comfy and safe for everyone. Plus, capacity limits help ensure we can still host weekend events for other families.

Q: Can I drop things off before the party?
A: Absolutely! We have fridge space and staff onsite 7 days a week from 9 AM–6 PM to help you prep.

Q: Are time slots flexible?
A: We do our best to accommodate your preferred time based on weekend availability—just ask!