December 13, 2025

Welcome to Mo Holland Dance Studio.

The Office will be closed Dec 20th and Dec 27th for the holidays. We will be back in the Store January 3rd, 2026. We will be checking voicemails, emails, and registration drop offs in the meantime so if you have any questions, please leave message and we will get back to you the next time we check them. Thank you! Enjoy your break! See you next year!

The schedules for the 2026 Spring semester can be downloaded from this site or hard copies are in a rack outside the studio entryway.

Online REGISTRATION is now available

The video from the 2025 Spring Recital is available to view online.

The web address is: mohollanddance.weebly.com

Announcement:

Mo Holland Dance Studio now offers online registration and payment in addition to our other methods of registering. You are still able to register over the phone or in person!

We are excited to offer this new feature and encourage those who use it to contact us if they encounter any issues.

For more information, you can call our office on Saturdays from 9am-4pm, or get in touch on our contact page.

Air Quality

We use 4 commercial HEPA filter machines in the studio to thoroughly and constantly clean the air.

Office Hours

The office will be open Saturdays 9am- 4pm during the class semester. 

During these hours the office will be open to purchase dancewear, pick up costumes, register for classes, etc.

We are located at 914 College Rd., Fairbanks, Alaska

Instructors & Philosophy

The Mo Holland Dance Studio believes in a philosophy of teaching dance wherein the students are encouraged to enjoy their class as well as learn new steps and techniques. They are instructed to appreciate all forms and styles of dance.

Important Belief of Mo Holland Dance Studio

The studio would like to add that we support and believe in the following statement:

“There has been a trend for students to take classes beyond their technical level as a matter of convenience or as a status symbol. Vital to the progress of each student – advanced, intermediate, or beginner – is a clear recognition of the standards and grade levels of each class. For a student to push into a class beyond his or her ability is a disrespect to the instructor and other students, and above all, a roadblock to the sought-after progress of the student.”