Kansas Pole Dancing Directory

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This directory page lists 7 studios in the state of Kansas. Last update: December 27, 2023.

There are only a few studios listed in the Kansas pole dancing directory so far. You'll find each studio's website and contact information below, so you can get in touch directly.

If you're in Kansas City, remember that you'll also find a number of studios just across the river in Kansas City, MO, so be sure to check out the Missouri directory page if you can't find anything closer to home.

Maybe you can help expand this directory page? If you happen to know of a Kansas pole dancing studio, instructor, or party company that's not shown here, would you send them on over to get a free listing?

That way, they can reach more potential students, and people who are looking for classes in Kansas will have an easier time finding them. Thank you!

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.

Alma

Elevation Studios
208 S Missouri St
785-473-7395
http://elevationstudiosmhk.com/

Bonner Springs

Tatted Spindarella & CO
109 Oak St
620-282-9085

Lawrence

Ad Astra Pole Studio
1029 New York St
785-789-2342
https://sites.google.com/view/ad-astra-studio

Manhattan

Elevation Studios
1125 Laramie Street, Suite A
785-473-7395
https://www.elevationstudiosmhk.com/

Wichita

Flow Foundry Studio
301 S Meridian Ave Ste 113
316-247-2343
https://www.flowict.com/

Funofakind Fitness Pole Studio
507 S Woodlawn Blvd
316-927-0421
https://funofakindfitness.com/

ICT Pole Studio
3135 W Maple St
316-208-1265
https://ictpole.com/

No studio near you?

Sorry about that. Surely someone is bound to start offering classes near you soon!

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Online Learning

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