The Health & Performing Arts Collective
Where Opportunity, Creativity, and Wellness Connect
Discover Inclusive Health and Arts Programs
The Health & Performing Arts Collective is committed to expanding access to wellness and arts education in underserved communities, fostering growth through creativity, health, and community engagement.
Empowering Communities Through Arts and Wellness
HPAC empowers community members to build confidence, develop talent, and experience the physical, mental, and social benefits of movement.
Cumbia / Casino de Rueda – 7:30 PM
Wednesdays
Explore the flow of Cumbia in a lively, interactive class.
Join the circle and learn Casino de Rueda, a fast-paced, interactive Cuban salsa class at 8:15 PM – no partner required.
*Salsa basics are a required for this class.
Bachata Classes – 7:30 PM
Mon-Tue
Learn bachata fundamentals on Monday with a focus on rhythm, connection, and confidence in a welcoming, beginner-friendly environment. Open to all levels—no partner required.
Challenge yourself on Tuesdays in the intermediate class and push your limits in a supporting and friendly environment.
Salsa Classes – 8:15 PM
Mon-Tue
Mondays provide a fun, high-energy salsa class covering essential footwork and partner basics. Designed for all levels in a supportive space—no partner required.
Tuesdays are the day to take it to the next level. Step into the intermediate class, stretch past your comfort zone, and grow in a space that’s equal parts supportive and welcoming.
Inspiring Journeys from Our Community
Where every step tells a story—dance has been proven to be a turning point; transforming confidence, connection, and the lives of so many who have found their life’s purpose along the way.
Empowering Communities Through Arts and Wellness
HPAC’s initiatives bring performing arts and wellness education to underserved neighborhoods, fostering talent and well-being.
Participation in dance and performing arts has been shown to provide measurable health benefits. Studies in movement and neuroscience demonstrate that dancing stimulates the release of oxytocin, a hormone associated with social bonding, trust, and emotional connection.
Step, Learn, Connect: The Brain Power of Dance
Dancing challenges the brain in powerful ways. Learning choreography, coordinating movement with music, and adapting to partners or social dance settings requires the brain to continuously process new information. This process helps create new neural pathways, a phenomenon known as neuroplasticity, which supports memory, cognitive flexibility, and long-term brain health. In other words, every new step learned is not only a creative expression but also an exercise for the brain.
Enhancing Lives with Creative Health Solutions
Where art meets wellness in motion—unlocking new pathways to healing, resilience, and a fuller, more vibrant way of living.
Connect with us easily through our community center location and contact numbers.
For Classes:
956-530-3183
Sponsorships & Donations:
956-212-8408