Round Rock Ballet Folklorico
About Us
Yolanda Sanchez founded 501C3 nonprofit Round Rock Ballet Folklórico in 1988 to offer everyone an opportunity to learn and grow through the art of dance. For over 35 years and counting, hundreds of dancers are invited to express themselves through dance and give back to their community. Round Rock Ballet Folklórico dancers come from the many different ethnicities and cultures, and all are welcomed. Each student who participates walks away with a unique perspective about Mexican heritage and the different cultures that have influenced Mexico for generations. We open our doors to anyone who is interested in furthering their knowledge of the dance and the culture of Mexico.
We’re on TV!
Thank you to Discovery en Español for featuring us in their new show, “Juntos en Acción”
Find out more below:
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Carlos Ponce and Karina Banda Discuss their new show with People Magazine
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Karina Banda shares a reel about Juntos en Acción
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Discovery en Español's post about the pilot episode
Class enrollment is open all year long.
Our one-time registration fee is $20 due at enrollment.
Monthly dues vary by dancer count per household as listed below. Monthly auto-pay is required. Annual payments are also available for a discounted price. Additional cost may be necessary for appropriate shoes and outfit accessories.
Class Schedule
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Monday, 6 - 7 pm: 8 to 11 years old
Monday & Wednesday, 7 - 8:30 pm: 12 years and up
Tuesday, 5:30 - 6:30 pm: 4 to 6 years old
Wednesday, 6 - 7 pm: 6 to 8 years old
Thursday, 6:30 - 8 pm: Adult Ladies
Please call in advance to confirm class schedule.
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One Dancer Household $50
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Two Dancer Household $70
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Three Dancer Household $80
Testimonials
“As a child, I always wanted to learn how to dance ballet folklorico, but my family could not afford the extra cost. Through their affordable rates and mission, Round Rock Ballet Folklorico has made it possible for my daughter and I to both experience the art of dance together, immerse ourselves in our Mexican culture and share it with others in our community.”
- Sandy, RRBF Dancer and Dance Mom.
“I love everything about dancing ballet folklorico! It is my culture and the outfits RRBF has for us to perform in make me feel confident and proud. Maestra Sanchez makes learning ballet folklorico fun and she helps us be confident. The first time I performed I was so nervous, but after that, it was so much fun. I feel like RRBF is family and I can be myself. ”
- Robyn Vega, RRBF Dancer.