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There are 6 studios listed in this section of the directory. Last update: June 1, 2023.
The most current list of Montana pole dancing studios is below, shown in alphabetical order by city or town for your convenience.
It's easy to use...just scroll through the listings to find your city or town, then check out the studios there to get started with your pole dancing adventure!
If you own a studio that isn’t listed on this page, you can add it easily using the Add or Change a Studio form here. And if you need to update or change an existing listing, you can use the same form.
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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.
Reel Pole Dance Studio
131 Moore Ln Suite D
406-300-2937
https://www.reelpoledancestudio.com/
Bozeman Aerial Fitness
520 E Babcock Street
406-595-4646
https://www.bozemanaerialfitness.com/
Flying Lion Fitness
80085 Gallatin Rd. Suite D
406-600-2740
https://www.flyinglionfitness.com/
BumbleBee Aerial Fitness
650 Logan St. (Studio at The Heath)
406-437-1430
https://bumblebeeaerialfitness.com
Levitation Nation
27 Meridian Ct
406-471-7445
https://www.levitationnation.org/
Pole Fiction
805 North Russell, Suite 4
https://www.polefictionmissoula.com/
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The search feature is easy to use. All you have to do is enter the words "pole dancing" (no quotes) along with your city or town. Then click the search button. If there's a new studio out there, and they have a website, you should be able to find it this way.
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