Keane Sense of Rhythm Tap Dance Programs
2161 University Ave W, Suite 117, St Paul, MN 55114
About
Keane Sense of Rhythm Tap Dance Programs offers tap dance classes, workshops, and after-school experiences that focus on tap dance. The program includes a comprehensive grade school program that incorporates tap dance and a Tap for Adults program, along with a “Tappy Hour™” adult class offering. It also hosts a National Tap Dance Day Celebration and offers merchandise such as t-shirts, crop tops, and sweatshirts in a variety of sizes, with a variety of t-shirts in stock at the studio.
• Ages: 5–18 years old
• Schedule: National Tap Dance Day Celebration on Monday, May 25 from 12–3 pm; classes run June 1–August 17
Keane Sense of Rhythm Tap Dance Programs is described as the metro area’s only dance program focused solely on tap, and the program teaches both tap technique and the cultural history of this art form. The organization notes that it does not use expensive costumes or recitals, focusing instead on tap dance. The grade school program can be brought into elementary and middle schools in any city across the country, and new students are accepted all year long. The program states that donations help provide arts enrichment programs to the community. Driving direction videos are available from Lexington Drive, Prior Ave, and Cretin, and KSR signs are posted inside the building to help lead the way. The program is identified as © 2026 Keane Sense of Rhythm.
Parent and student comments describe Keane Sense of Rhythm as a tap company with talented students and teachers, with staff who work hard to provide dance education filled with history and technique, and as a community of people who share the love of tap. One parent notes that classes are challenging and fun and that a daughter enjoys the sense of community and performing with Keane Sense of Rhythm. Another parent reports being impressed with a son’s experience in the youth and teen program and then joining the adult program, mentioning wonderful teachers, fun classes, and feeling part of the community. A student comment describes tap dance classes as fun, out of the ordinary, and involving different and interesting things each day. Another testimonial from an adult student after a stroke reports changes in leg movement and memory and describes a sense of loss being replaced with joy and the gift of dance after taking a tap dance class for less than two months.
Last updated June 28, 2026.
• Ages: 5–18 years old
• Schedule: National Tap Dance Day Celebration on Monday, May 25 from 12–3 pm; classes run June 1–August 17
Keane Sense of Rhythm Tap Dance Programs is described as the metro area’s only dance program focused solely on tap, and the program teaches both tap technique and the cultural history of this art form. The organization notes that it does not use expensive costumes or recitals, focusing instead on tap dance. The grade school program can be brought into elementary and middle schools in any city across the country, and new students are accepted all year long. The program states that donations help provide arts enrichment programs to the community. Driving direction videos are available from Lexington Drive, Prior Ave, and Cretin, and KSR signs are posted inside the building to help lead the way. The program is identified as © 2026 Keane Sense of Rhythm.
Parent and student comments describe Keane Sense of Rhythm as a tap company with talented students and teachers, with staff who work hard to provide dance education filled with history and technique, and as a community of people who share the love of tap. One parent notes that classes are challenging and fun and that a daughter enjoys the sense of community and performing with Keane Sense of Rhythm. Another parent reports being impressed with a son’s experience in the youth and teen program and then joining the adult program, mentioning wonderful teachers, fun classes, and feeling part of the community. A student comment describes tap dance classes as fun, out of the ordinary, and involving different and interesting things each day. Another testimonial from an adult student after a stroke reports changes in leg movement and memory and describes a sense of loss being replaced with joy and the gift of dance after taking a tap dance class for less than two months.
Last updated June 28, 2026.
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