Dwyer School of Irish Dance

The Dwyer School of Irish Dance teaches Irish dance at two Ohio locations, a Dayton-area studio on Westpark Road in Centerville and a Columbus studio on Lincoln Avenue. The school was formed to promote Irish dance, a physically demanding form that requires dancers to be athletically fit, in an environment the school describes as positive and self-assuring. It offers multi-level training programs tailored to each dancer, with teachers meeting regularly with dancers and parents to set short and long term goals. Its stated mission is to develop well-rounded individuals through quality instruction in the artistry and athleticism of Irish dance, while encouraging students to help fellow dancers, volunteer and promote Irish culture in the community. Dancers perform at community events such as the Americana Parade and in an annual school recital held at the Centerville High School Performing Arts Center, and are available for event bookings.