Arkansas Pole Dancing Directory


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There are currently 8 pole dancing studios listed for Arkansas. Last update: January 9, 2025.

The most current listing of Arkansas pole dancing studios is below, shown in alphabetical order by city or town for your convenience.

If your studio isn’t listed, you can add it easily using the Add or Change a Studio form here. Use the same form if you need to update or change your listing.

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Reminder!

It's a good idea to call ahead if you plan to visit one of these studios. Hours of operation and class schedules have been omitted from the directory purposefully, because these can and do change frequently.

Save yourself a trip and call ahead.

Bentonville

Pixie Dust & Pointed Toes
1380 Southwest Westpark Drive Suite 10
479-367-4543
https://pixiedustandpointedtoes.com

Fayetteville

The Diva Dive
2337 N. College Ave
479-856-4308
https://www.thedivadive.com/

Fort Smith

Bewinged Aerial Fitness
2120 S Waldron Rd, Building A suite 1
479-573-9754

Jonesborough

Kiki Dance Studio
721 South Gee Street, Suite A & B
870-882-1725
https://www.kikidancestudio.com/

Little Rock

Gemini Fitness
229 W Capitol Ave, Suite D
501-550-9252
https://www.geminifit.net

North Little Rock

Arkansas Circus Arts
10503 Maumelle Blvd. Suite B1
501-725-4975
http://www.arkansascircusarts.com

Springdale

Twisted Flight Fitness
1039 S Gutensohn Rd. Ste. F
877-478-9478
https://www.twistedflightfitness.com/

Texarkana

Resilience Studios
121 E Broad St.
903-402-5225
https://www.resiliencestudios.org

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