The Black Girls Club is hosting a summer dance camp, dedicated to cultural enrichment. Like much African-American music and dance, step dance relies on improvisation, call and response, complex meters, propulsive rhythms, and a percussive attack. Stepping dates back to the early 20th century when Black veterans of World War I enrolled in colleges. Inspired by their military training, they brought to their dances a highly rigorous, drill-like component and combined it with elements from other Black dances, just as today's steppers often add hip-hop movements. The Black Girls Club offers classes in Step, Modern dance, Liturgical Dance, and Hip Hop.

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At The Black Girls Club, we also host a plethora of Cultural Enrichment activities and workshops. Our students are introduced to Strong Black Women who are dominating their professions.