Imperial Academy Dance Studios in Fullerton, CA | Dance Schools

Break out your dancing shoes! Now is the time to get into the swing of things! Maybe you want to Salsa, Country, Latin, or some good old smooth Ballroom dancing. We know of a great place to take the opportunity of a lifetime and learn to dance.
Founded by Joseph and Hilda Lanza, the Academy has gained nationwide attention for its top caliber teaching, recognized syllabus, and proven teaching methods. Imperial Academy is many times over a "Top Studio Award Winner." The staff has also been nationally acknowledged as some of the very best in their field.
Whether you are looking for a new hobby, some exercise, a delightful social experience, or the thrill of achievement, the energetic staff at Imperial Academy can set your feet on the right path.
You can learn all of the dances. They include Foxtrot, Waltz, Tango, Rumba, Cha Cha, Swing(s), Salsa, Country, Line Dances, Argentine Tango, Samba, Mambo, Merengue, Viennese Waltz, Bolero, Quickstep, and Peabody. We recommend you start with 4-5 dances. You can always add more later. Wear comfortable clothing you can move in. No special shoes are required. If you stick with it, there are shoes that are just for dancing.
If you are interested in learning or improving your dancing, there's nobody better in the county who can teach you the moves to take you to the next level of self-confidence and achievement. Everyone can rest assured that they are in the capable hands of National Champions and will receive the best training available.
Private: One teacher with an individual or couple (45 minutes)
Group: One teacher with 4 to 20 students (45 minutes)
Parties: Special evening practice with teachers and students (1 hour)
Semi-Private: Special semi-private group sessions with an instructor and a group of friends.

The Imperial Ballroom is situated in downtown Fullerton. Built in 1927 as an Oddfellows Hall, the structure was promptly put into use as a speakeasy. The Ballroom was sold in the 1940's and not used again until 2001, when renovations began to modernize the building for its current use as a banquet venue and ballroom dance studio.
The Facility is divided into four areas for banquet and dancing use. Each room is named for historical individuals responsible for helping develop the area and city of Fullerton. The Imperial Ballroom is housed in a Nationally Registered Historic building. All of the renovations and upgrades have been done, keeping the elegance of days gone by as a focal point for its use as a meeting place.
Imperial Academy Studio’s goal is to give everyone the thrill of self-improvement and know the joy of being a good dancer.