New York State Pole Dancing Directory

By Susan Peach

The New York State pole dancing directory page currently lists 38 studios. Last Update: March 16, 2026.

Looking for pole dancing classes, studios, or instructors in New York State? You'll find them here! Just browse the listings below to find one near you, and get started with pole fitness today.

Albany

🌐 Blessed Body Fitness
📍 488 Broadway Suite 104
📞 518-800-4881

Blooming Grove

🌐 The Body Art Barn
📍 2952 NY-94
📞 845-662-5604

Bohemia

🌐 The Fit Factory
📍 620 Johnson Ave # 4
📞 631-949-6988

Buffalo

🌐 Every Body Plus
📍 145 Swan St
📞 716-217-0770

🌐 Pole, Barre & Fitness
📍 1444 Hertel Avenue
📞 716-832-0511

East Meadow

🌐 Dream Dance Fitness
📍 2085 Hempstead Turnpike
📞 516-998-8308

Flushing

🌐 Vibez Studio
📍 32-43 Francis Lewis Blvd
📞 347-889-6987

Kingston

🌐 Hudson Valley Pole
📍 77 Cornell St #115
📞 845-765-3596

Lake Ronkonkoma

🌐 The Cheeky Peach
📍 138 Ronkonkoma Ave
📞 631-819-4235

Medford

🌐 Shimmy Shimmy Dance Studio
📍 3316 NY-112 E
📞 631-278-7724

Miller Place

🌐 Shimmy Shimmy Dance Studio
📍 323 Route 25a
📞 631-278-7724

Mineola

🌐 The Aerial Loft
📍 267 Horton Highway
📞 718-734-2770

Newburg

🌐 Casa Pole Dance
📍 49 Liberty St
📞 845-859-9093

New Windsor

🌐 Innovated Vibe
📍 2424 NY-32 Suite 103
📞 845-391-3319

New York City

🌐 Body & Pole
📍 115 W. 27th St
📞 212-334-6900

🌐 Brooklyn's Finest Pole Dancing Studio
📍 1492 Carroll Street, Brooklyn
📞 347-620-0155

🌐 Everybody's Nimble
📍 75 Stewart Ave Suite 201, Brooklyn
📞 718-306-3821

🌐 Foxy Fitness & Pole
📍 355 7th Ave, Suite 306
📞 646-683-0205

🌐 Full Circle - 2 locations
📍 2610 Frederick Douglass Blvd.
📞 646-707-0128
📍 318 Gates Ave Unit C3, Brooklyn
📞 347-365-5388

🌐 Goodside Studios
📍 329 Broome St
📞 332-877-3838

🌐 Got Pole?
📍 3832 Flatlands Ave, Brooklyn
📞 347-245-4567

🌐 IncrediPole
📍 43D 9th St, Brooklyn
📞 646-396-3699

🌐 La Femme Suite
📍 2364 Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Boulevard, Harlem
📞 917-507-9475

🌐 Pixie Dust Pole & Aerial - 2 locations
📍 333 W 52nd St 3rd fl, STE 304
📞 929-329-7687
📍 1032 6th Ave, RM 401
📞 631-839-3196

🌐 Pole to Pole Fitness - 2 locations
📍 419 E 116th St, Harlem
📞 844-972-7653
📍 400A Victory Boulevard, Staten Island
📞 844-972-7653

🌐 Poletic Justice
📍 566 Morris Park Ave, Bronx
📞 646-281-5909

🌐 Sweet N Sultry Studio
📍 840 Flatbush Ave 3rd Fl, Brooklyn
📞 856-575-1713

Niagara Falls

🌐 Kendra's Pole Fitness Studio
📍 1201 Pine Ave
📞 716-804-4126

Oswego

🌐 Pole Strong Fitness & Dance
📍 124 Mead Rd

Patchogue

🌐 The Cheeky Peach
📍 42 S Ocean Ave
📞 631-819-4235

Peekskill

🌐 Studio No. 7
📍 1008 Main St
📞 845-803-0109

Rochester

🌐 Aerials Arts of Rochester
📍 1046 University Avenue
📞 585-201-8202

🌐 ROC Pole & Fitness
📍 485 Spencerport Road
📞 585-247-9560

🌐 Vicious Vixens
📍 664 Monroe Ave
📞 315-991-6934

White Plains

🌐 Pole Position Dance Studio
📍 110 Mamaroneck Ave
📞 914-615-9450

Don't See a Studio in Your Area?

Not to worry! Did you know there are other ways you can learn to pole dance besides taking studio classes? An increasing number of people are buying their own pole and teaching themselves the basics at home, particularly those who don't live near a studio where they can take classes.

Here are some helpful suggestions that you might want to look into...

Online Learning

Online pole dance classes can be a great option for learning at home. Check out different programs and pick the one that's right for you.

Pole DVDs

There are some awesome pole dancing DVDs available, by some equally awesome teachers and performers. Which one will you choose?

Books & Manuals

These pole dance training books and manuals are good learning aids, and they're affordable too. Expand your home study library today!

If you can't find a studio nearby, hopefully you'll find these other options helpful so you can get started learning at home.

Of course, if you plan to learn at home, the first thing you're going to need to do is look into getting yourself set up with some equipment. To help you decide which is best for your needs, check out this page with tons of info on buying your own pole dancing pole. There's lots of great info there to help you choose YOUR best dance pole!

Susan Peach was an early pioneer in pole fitness and is now the voice behind Your Pole Pal, a long-running resource for the pole community. With more than 30 years of experience teaching pole, dance, and fitness, she helps newcomers navigate the world of pole with confidence.

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