Creators Lab

🎨✨ MOVE & CREATE Dance & Visual Arts Summer Workshop For Middle Schoolers (Ages 11–15)June 10 – July 25, 2025 | Miramar, FL


🌟 7 WEEKS OF CREATIVE FUN Explore dance, visual arts, and performance in an exciting summer workshop that ends with a full-stage showcase for family and friends!

🩰 Learn Hip Hop, Afrobeat & Contemporary Dance🎭 Design Costumes, Paint Sets, and Tell Stories Through Art🎨 Express Yourself & Build Confidence


🕒 PROGRAM OPTIONS:

Full-Day: 9 AM – 2 PM | $850–$1,050 full session

Drop-in Days Available • Lunch & Dancewear Included

Sibling & Early Bird Discounts| Payment Plans Available

🎉 Field Trips • Guest Artists • Free Showcase Performance


 

 

 

 

Classes

Here at House Of Opulence Dance’ Studio our goal is to inspire, motivate, and enrich our students through the art of dance. We offer only the finest in all styles of dance training. We always have our dancers’ best interests at heart, taking the time to work with each of our students to develop current dancers and encourage new ones. No matter your skill level or goals with dance, you will find a place here at Intensity Dancers Studio!

 

Performance Team

Team Opulence Youth’s Performance Team is for the dancer that wants to take their talents to the next level. This team requires commitment, passion and eagerness to learn, but the skills and confidence carry over for a lifetime. There is virtually no limit to what our team members can experience, accomplish and learn as a part of our team if they set their mind to it.




Bonding Through Music, Arts, and Dance...

Bonding through music, arts, and dance creates a connection that transcends time, living on forever in our minds, spirits, and bodies. Each note, brushstroke, and movement we share strengthens our collective experience.

Leadership may take on various forms, but some core elements remain constant: respect, loyalty, and unwavering standards. These principles guide us as we navigate our paths and inspire those around us.

At House of Opulence, we are dedicated to building the future that Whitney Houston envisioned for us—a future filled with hope, creativity, and boundless opportunities for all.

 


1.

ENERGY


 

In the world of dance, energy is more than effort—it’s the invisible force that transforms intention into movement. Dancers channel kinetic energy through their bodies, carving shapes in space that evoke emotion, rhythm, and meaning. 

 

This energy becomes a visual language, each leap or turn painting a fleeting image that contributes to the story unfolding on stage. Much like brushstrokes in a painting, every dynamic burst—whether sharp or fluid—adds texture to the performance. 

 

The dancer becomes both subject and medium, guiding the audience’s eye and emotion with intentional momentum. In this way, energy in dance not only drives movement but actively shapes the visual narrative, creating a performance that is both seen and felt.

2.

HYDRATE


 

To hydrate is to nourish—and in the context of both dance and visual art, it speaks to the importance of fluidity and adaptability. A well-hydrated dance piece flows seamlessly from one movement to the next, just as a well-crafted painting or mixed-media piece blends techniques to form a cohesive vision. Dancers learn to adapt their style to the music, to the story, and to one another, embodying a sense of creative elasticity. 

 

Visual artists mirror this by combining mediums—ink with watercolor, realism with abstraction—to produce work that feels alive and evolving. Both forms thrive on this idea of movement that is sustained and flexible, rather than rigid and disconnected. Hydration, then, becomes a metaphor for the ability to blend, evolve, and connect—essential to any creative practice.

3.

BREATH

 


 

Breathing is often overlooked, yet it is the pulse of both movement and imagination. For dancers, breath anchors the body, providing rhythm and emotional access that allows creativity to surface with authenticity. The inhale sparks intention, the exhale carries expression—together they create a living tempo. Similarly, in the visual arts, artists “breathe in” the world around them—nature, emotion, culture—and “breathe out” visual responses through their medium. 

 

The act of breathing becomes a creative ritual, a reminder to slow down, observe, and translate the intangible into something real. When both dancers and visual artists attune to the breath, they unlock deeper layers of storytelling, rooted not just in technique, but in the essence of being present and fully alive in their art.