Mohawk College has a café on site with various refreshments available for purchase, and Jeans Flowers will be on site with flowers. Bring cash.
Entrance to the theatre is at parking lot #3 (short term parking). Other campus door may be locked on the day of the show. Mohawk parking can be looked after online ahead of time (the fastest option) or at the kiosk on arrival.

We need some helpful hands the duration of the show – with checkin, during the show, and dismissal. Our Parent Helpers play an important role in creating a smooth, calm, and positive show experience. Helpers assist dancers with staying organized, provide reassurance to nervous little ones, and support small needs like washroom trips or quick bandaid moments. Your calm presence helps our dancers feel safe, confident, and cared for throughout the show. Sign up online today to let the Elev8 team know you will be there to help for the show.
Check-in happens after you enter the theatre.
Important: Dancers in multiple dances need to know where to go for their next dances. Please ensure they know where to go and walk through the process from spot to dance to spot and so on.
KinderDance students are dismissed at the halfway point. This is a quick pause, not an intermission, to help our youngest dancers connect with a parent or guardian.
Dancers are dismissed at the end of the show in an orderly fashion through the back stage door exit, at the back of the theatre through the lobby. All other doors are closed once the show begins. Please be patient with the dismissal team.
We aim for all dancers to stay for the duration of the show, but we understand that some families may need to leave.

Please bring filled water bottles and theatre-approved snacks:
Assume whatever you bring for a snack will be rubbed or spilled on someone’s clothes/costumes.
Please do not bring:
Bringing some entertainment, such as simple toys, colouring books, or devices, is a good idea. There is a lot of downtime, including the time between the dancer’s arrival and the show’s start. Label everything in case something is left behind.
Have a great show!
At Elev8 Dance, we strive to deliver the best experience possible, and we do that with teachers who love what they do and bring that to our students.
We deliver fun and engaging programs that introduce our students to dance and take them from kindergarten through high school, developing skills that extend far beyond the dance studio. That is why the Hamilton Spectator named Elev8 Dance Hamilton’s Best Dance School for Children and Activities for Adults.
Come and meet some other people, learn some new steps and share a smile.
“Hamilton's Best Dance School for Children”
Our dance teachers work collaboratively to build a safe and caring environment for our students to learn, train, and flourish. We participate in ongoing training to develop our skills as dance teachers and community leaders. We are committed to fulfilling our responsibility of teaching our students to become outstanding dancers and valuable community members.
With years of experience across different age groups, our instructors use proven teaching techniques that consistently produce classroom results.
One of a Kind Dance Instruction
Elev8 Dance has been named “Hamilton’s Best Dance Classes for Children,” “Hamilton’s Best Dance Teacher,” and an overall award of “Hamilton’s Best Dance School” (Hamilton Spectator). We take pride in providing top-quality dance education with fun and engaging dance classes in an environment that will help your child reach their full potential.
Elev8 Dance has a uniform in place, which helps to eliminate distractions, promotes a sense of community and makes getting ready for class easy. Your teacher can set you up with the class uniform.
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