
Your little one can join in on the fun new dance craze everyone is talking about – Baby Rave! Baby Rave from Metro Theater Company is the ultimate morning dance party for babies, toddlers, preschoolers, and their grown-ups alike. With the help of Spin Society DJs, MTC has the music, snacks and good vibes covered, so you and your little ones can dance the morning away and get all your wiggles out. At Baby Rave, it's never too early to hit the dance floor!
Baby Rave classes are held once a month from 10 to 11:30 a.m. at Metro Theater Company. These classes are for ages 1-4, (but no one will be checking ID at the door!) Every adult must be accompanied by a child.
Tickets are required and are $15 for a family pass (up to four people) plus a $3 ticket fee.
Upcoming Baby Rave classes are set for:
Get tickets at metroplays.com
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