Dance Studios for Hire in Dublin

Dance Studios Hire Guide

Discover the best Dublin venues with the perfect dance spaces, including sprung floors, barres or mirrors. Start the search for your hire in the centre of the city, but there are plenty of choices in outlying neighborhoods as well. Whether you need a ballet studio for choreography, or a blank canvas space for a rehearsal, Dublin has just what you need.

FAQs about Dance Studios in Dublin

How much does it cost to rent a dance studio in Dublin?

The price of a dance studio in Dublin will depend on the location and standard of the venue. However, you can expect hourly fees to range from £30 to £60 per hour. For a longer-term, expect your costs to range from £100 to £600 per session depending on the length of the hire. You should be able to secure some discounts if you choose to book several sessions at once. (All data from Tagvenue.com)

Where in Dublin can I find the best dance studios?

The city offers an amazing range of spaces in almost every neighborhood. Start your search in the centre of town around Tara Street and Abbey Street. Check out Salsa Dublin on Burgh Quay or Coisceim Dance Theatre and The Real Dance Studio around lower O’Connell Street. Heading southwest along the River Liffey, you can find numerous options such as Yalla Belly Dance Dublin, and Temple Lane Studios, which feature a variety of studio sizes for hire. A quick hop from St Stephen’s Green will lead you to some excellent options for studio hire in South William Studios and the Dublin Wellness Centre.

What equipment should a dance studio have?

Most studios will include mirrors and a barre, however, be aware that some may not. Be sure and confirm that they are available if you will need them for your event. Don’t forget to ask about the floor surface in the space as well. The studio should optimally include a sprung floor that is slip-resistant and suitable for lots of activity. A sound system should be included in the hire, but make sure to confirm this before you sign the contract. Generally, it is always best to ask for current pictures of the space before anything is finalised.