Ayodele Youth Programs

09/18/2025

Ayodele Youth Program Fall Session Back: October 4th
Modern 1130-1230pm: Lauren
African Drum or Dance 12:30 pm 1:30 pm: Barakissa
Hip Hop 130:230pm: Amber
AYP Company Training 230:3:30pm: Staff. Fees:
9 week session is $175
Or
$25 at the door
Payment plan offered.
Multiple child discount offered.

01/28/2025

Join us February 8-April 12th on Saturdays for Youth Dance Classes and Arts and Crafts with Ayodele Youth Program! Empower young girls and women ages 3-15 to celebrate their identities within the African Diaspora. Don't miss out on this opportunity - link in bio for more details and to get tickets. .

Please signed you kids up for Ayodele Youth Programs. For more info, email us at [email protected]

https://bit.ly/3Ncc9Oo

10/29/2024

Ayodele Youth Programs:
Upcoming Classes and Arts and Crafts: November 2nd and 16th, December 7th and 14th. @ Sherman Park: 1130am-130pm

12/07/2022

11/04/2022

See you tomorrow!!

10/26/2022

See you Saturday!

09/08/2022

Join us INSIDE and ONLINE for Vibes dance class with Imania Detry () on September 8th at 6:30pm for !

INSIDE:
Feel free to wear your mask and maintain a social distance while dancing from the soul in the Sherman Park Fieldhouse (1301 W. 52nd Street, Chicago). Class is $10. We accept cash, credit cards, and Ayodele class cards.

ONLINE:
Class is $10 and payment must be made by 4pm (CST). Put your name, class date, and email address in the payment note. Zoom information will be sent by 6pm (CST).

Payment methods:
Zelle: [email protected]
PayPal: paypal.me/ayodeledrum (🔗 in bio)
Cash App: $AyodeleDrumAndDance (🔗 in bio)

See you on the floor!

08/19/2022

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See Ayodele in the Chicago Black Dance Legacy Project's "Reclamation"!

August 27th | 6:30pm | FREE
Pritzker Pavilion in Millennium Park l
201 E. Randolph | Chicago

CBDLP brings together eight phenomenal companies that embody the spirit of Black dance in Chicago. Visit ChicagoBlackDanceLegacy.org for more.

This initiative, developed through a partnership between Logan Center Community Arts and the Joyce Foundation’s Culture Program, as well as leaders from each dance company, is a multi-year project that celebrates the historic impact of Chicago-based Black choreographers in the national dance community, and strengthens the impact and reach of Black dance for generations to come.