What can children learn at Sarva Fine Arts?

Dance (Bharatanatyam, Kathak, Mohiniyattam), vocals (Carnatic, Hindustani), instruments (classical keyboard, violin, mridangam, tabla) and drawing and painting. Each course has eight graded levels.

How much are the classes?

The website lists the same fees for every course (September 2026): AED 350 a month for 4 classes, AED 950 for a term of 3 months / 12 classes, or AED 3,500 for a year of 48 classes. For 8 classes a month it lists AED 500 a month, AED 1,350 a term or AED 5,000 a year. There is a one-time AED 100 registration fee, and a trial class costs AED 75.

Is there a trial class?

Yes. A single trial session costs AED 75 and is booked on the Book Trial page of the website; the school then contacts you with the next steps.

What ages do they teach?

The website doesn't publish age bands. The trial form asks for the student's date of birth; ask the school which group suits your child.

When are classes held?

A class timetable isn't published. On Google the studio is open 11AM-8PM Tuesday to Friday, 9:30AM-8PM on Saturday and 10:30AM-8PM on Sunday, and closed on Monday. These are studio hours, not class times, so ask the school for batch timings.

Where is Sarva Fine Arts?

In SIT Tower, office 903, Dubai Silicon Oasis. Google lists on-site parking and a paid multi-storey car park.

Sarva Fine Arts: Indian classical dance and music in Dubai Silicon Oasis

DanceIndian Classical Dance

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Checked Oct 2026Details checked October 2026

Silicon Oasis

Trial AED 75

PriceAED 350a month, lowest price
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Sarva Fine Arts is an Indian classical dance and music school in SIT Tower, Dubai Silicon Oasis (office 903). It teaches three dance styles, Bharatanatyam, Kathak and Mohiniyattam, plus Carnatic and Hindustani vocals, classical keyboard, violin, mridangam, tabla, and drawing and painting. Every course runs over eight graded levels, with grade exams along the way, so it suits families who want structured, long-term training rather than a casual hobby class. The school is led by its founder and director, Guru Dr. Shylu Winston, who the school says also runs Sarva Fine Arts in Singapore; the Dubai faculty page lists named teachers for Kathak, Bharatanatyam, Mohiniyattam and Carnatic music. Fees are published: AED 350 a month for four classes, with term and annual packages, and a AED 75 trial class. Age groups and class times are not on the website, so ask the school which batch fits your child.

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The activity

Indian Classical Dance, explained

Indian classical dance tells stories through precise footwork, hand gestures (mudras), facial expression and rhythm. Bharatanatyam, from South India, is known for strong, grounded postures and crisp rhythmic footwork; Kathak, from the North, for fast spins and quick footwork; Mohiniyattam, from Kerala, for soft, flowing movement. Children learn set sequences step by step, count rhythms out loud and slowly build up to full pieces and stage performances. It builds posture, balance, memory, musicality and concentration, and it connects many children with their family's heritage. Many schools teach through graded levels with exams, so progress is easy to see. Starting ages vary by school, so ask what suits your child.

Who it's for

Children and adults who want structured training in Indian classical dance, music or drawing and painting, from beginners upwards: each course has eight graded levels. The website does not publish age bands; the trial booking form asks for the student's date of birth, so ask the school which group fits your child.

What to expect

Start with a single trial class (AED 75), booked through the Book Trial page on the website: choose the course, add the student's details, and the school says its team will contact you with the next steps. If you join, fees are billed by the term (three months), and a one-time AED 100 registration fee applies. Dance students must wear the school's official uniform within a month of joining; music students come in comfortable traditional wear. Missed classes can sometimes be made up through the OClass app with at least two hours' notice. Class length and weekly times are not published, so ask the school.

Highlights

Bharatanatyam, Kathak and Mohiniyattam dance, plus Carnatic and Hindustani vocals (dubai.sarvafinearts.com)
Classical keyboard, violin, mridangam and tabla, and a drawing and painting course (dubai.sarvafinearts.com)
Every course runs over eight graded levels, with grade exams (dubai.sarvafinearts.com)
Published fees: AED 350 a month for 4 classes; trial class AED 75 (dubai.sarvafinearts.com)
Named teachers for Kathak, Bharatanatyam, Mohiniyattam and Carnatic music on the faculty page (dubai.sarvafinearts.com)
In SIT Tower, Dubai Silicon Oasis, office 903 (dubai.sarvafinearts.com)

Why parents rate it

What parents say on Google

Sarva Fine Arts is rated 5.0 on Google from 4 reviews, all of them five-star. That is still a small number of reviews, so a trial class is a good way to judge it for yourself.

The facts

Ages: Ask the provider
Prices: Same for every course (website, September 2026)
4 classes a month: AED 350 a monthAED 950 a term (3 months / 12 classes)AED 3,500 a year (48 classes)
8 classes a month: AED 500 a monthAED 1,350 a termAED 5,000 a year
Trial class: AED 75
One-time registration fee: AED 100
Trial: Single trial class, AED 75, booked on the website's Book Trial page.
Where: Sarva Fine Arts, SIT Tower, Office 903, Dubai Silicon Oasis, Dubai
How to book: dubai.sarvafinearts.com/trial · +971 50 218 5212 · [email protected]
Opening hours: MonClosed
Tue–Fri11am–8pm
Sat9:30am–8pm
Sun10:30am–8pm

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Good to know

One-time registration fee of AED 100; fees are billed term-wise (three months), and pro-rated if you join mid-term (dubai.sarvafinearts.com)
No refunds for missed or unused classes; a refund request is only considered for medical incapacity with a doctor's certificate. Read the terms before you pay (dubai.sarvafinearts.com)
Up to four make-up classes per term, booked through the OClass app at least two hours before the missed class (dubai.sarvafinearts.com)
Students need 90% attendance to sit grade exams: yearly for Levels 1-4, every 18 months for Levels 5-8 (dubai.sarvafinearts.com)
Photos and videos of students may be used in the school's marketing unless a parent opts out in writing before classes start (dubai.sarvafinearts.com)
On-site and paid multi-storey parking, and a wheelchair-accessible entrance and toilet (Google listing)