
Welcome to our community! This Sacramento-based academy offers Mexican dance and music classes for children. We look forward to sharing our passion for cultura with you!
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Registration is open to enroll in a fall 2025 class
Fall session dates are August 10 through October 19, followed by a recital on October 26
Ages 1-4
“Grown-Up and Me” Mexican Folkorico Dance
This class is designed for children ages 1-4 accompanied by one adult each. It is ideal for children who have not yet entered a setting like daycare or preschool where their parents are away.
10-week session
Class is on Sundays from 11:00-11:30am
Dates are August 10 - October 19, 2025
Recital is October 26, 2025
pricing and additional details are located in the online portal
Ages 4-6
Mexican Folklorico Dance
This class is designed for children who are at least preschool ready. Adults are not allowed in the room, but they may watch the class from the TV monitor displayed in the lobby.
10-week session
Class is on Sundays from 10:00-10:45am
Dates are August 10 - October 19, 2025
Recital is October 26, 2025
pricing and additional details are located in the online portal
Ages 6+
Stay tuned for classes that will be offered in 2026
Trial class
Sign up for a single trial class to see if Pasitos is right for you!
We’re hiring!
Do you have folklorico dance experience (2 years minimum) and are interested in joining the Pasitos team as an instructor? Contact Maestra Lorena to inquire about part-time job opportunities at:
About Pasitos
Our mission is to offer dance and music classes with a focus on Mexican cultural enrichment. We cater to children as young as age 1. Join us as we engage in fun classes and build a community centered on culture and heritage.
About the Director - Maestra Lorena
Maestra Lorena is the founder and director of Pasitos Dance and Music Academy. She is a Sacramento native who grew up dancing Mexican folklorico in many local dance companies for over 30 years. She is also an experienced musician who plays the accordion with Los Laguneros, a norteno-style family band. She and her husband are raising 3 children with the goal of connecting them to their Mexican roots and providing them with a rich cultural experience as they grow up in the diverse Sacramento region. This project is inspired by their children and they hope to encourage other like-minded families to join the fun.