A group of dancers in the IMPACD studio.

Studio Hire A beautiful space to be creative

An inspiring space The Studio

Located a stone’s throw away from Nottingham City Centre, our versatile studio space welcomes dancers of all styles and levels. We offer an inspiring space suitable for exercise classes, dance practice, rehearsals, events, and more. The premium destination for studio hire in Nottingham, we’re designed for walk-in convenience with professional flooring, mirrors, barres, sound system, and amenities.

A wooden floor dance studio with a mirror-wall to the left, partly covered in a red-hemmed grey curtain, and a mural of a pair of multicoloured wings on a black background on the rear wall.

A wooden floor dance studio with metal ballet barres reflected in a mirror wall with a grey curtain to the right-hand side.

1,125 sq ft Features

• Sprung oak dance floors • Full wall of mirrored panels, with curtain • Ballet barres • Sound system • Temp control • Changing rooms, lockers, reception area • Toilets including accessible toilet • Up to 50 person capacity (depending on activity) • 25ft x 45 ft

Easy online booking for your next session

Use our online booking system to quickly check open slots and reserve your dates in a couple of clicks. We offer affordable rates and 24/7 key access for regular users. For regular bookings, please use the contact form here.

Opening hours

Location & Parking

Weekly timetable for studio hire opening times.

How to find us

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The Greenway Centre

Trent Lane

Sneinton, Nottingham

NG2 4DF

Nearest bus stops: Colwick Road (Trent Lane (Stop SN21) or Trent Lane (Stop SN16)). Alternatively Daleside Road (Trent Lane (Stop SN57)).
Street Parking: 2 hrs free between 9am – 6pm. Free outside these hours.

Phone us

Give us a call if you’d rather speak to someone

+44 7719 790736

In the IMPACD studio, a burly middle-aged male session leader with a beard and a focussed look, wearing a black hat and a short-sleeved burgundy polo shirt, demonstrates drumming with his bare hands, to a group of young people wearing access lanyards for hidden disabilities and all sat behind djembe drums.