About
Conga Kids offers In-School Residency lessons that include Merengue, Salsa, Cumbia, Hip-Hop, Charleston, Bollywood, and Conga Slide. It also offers Discover the Diaspora Assemblies, a 60-minute interactive music and dance event with Afro-Cuban Traditions or Bridge to America, plus Bridge the Generations lessons with Cumbia, Merengue, Rock 'n’ Roll, and Go-Go.
Programs
- In-School Residency — TK-5th Grade · 10-20 lessons, 30-50 minutes per class; dances include Merengue, Salsa, Cumbia, Hip-Hop, Charleston, Bollywood, Conga Slide.
- Discover the Diaspora Assemblies — 60-minute interactive music and dance event for the whole school; Afro-Cuban Traditions or Bridge to America; in-school or after-school.
- Bridge the Generations — Five 2-hour lessons for the entire school, families, and community; dances include Cumbia, Merengue, Rock 'n’ Roll, Go-Go.
- Expanded Learning Social Dance & Music — All grade levels · 20 lessons; one lesson per week for 20 weeks or 2 lessons per week for 10 weeks; dances include Salsa, Merengue, Cumbia, Hip-Hop, Hula.
- Conga Beatz — Elementary & Middle School · 12 or 20 lessons; innovative integration of music, movement and SEL into sports.
At a glance
- Ages: 4–10 years old
About the provider
Conga Kids says it has been active since 2016. Its mission statement is: “We Promote Social and Emotional Well-being and Inclusive Practices through Dance, Music and Sports!” It says it has reached thousands of students and families in Los Angeles and Orange County, and as of 2024 it is active in 17 school districts and several community organizations, including Boys & Girls Club and YMCA, reaching approximately 60,000 children annually in Los Angeles and Orange County.
What families say
“Through dance, Conga Kids empowers children by boosting their self-confidence and self-expression. It helps them discover their unique talents and abilities, fostering a sense of accomplishment and personal growth. It is truly a wonderful program!” — Karen Reynolds, Principal, Short Avenue Elementary School
“Cynthia has poured her heart and soul into dancing for months, and being here tonight (LA Live, May 18, 2023) means the world to her. The program has taught her more than just dance moves; it has given her valuable life skills that will benefit her in the future. She also had a blast along the way.” — Doug Penty, Parent, Rochesterfirst.com
Last updated October 5, 2026.
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