Upcoming Events
Launch Party FREE Contemporary ClassSat, Jan 10Langley Township
About Us
Our Mission
Surge Dance Collective empowers advanced dancers and instructors in the Fraser Valley through elite training, mentorship, and a commitment to artistic excellence.
Elevating The Dance Community
Our mandate is to bring high-quality, industry-level dance training to the Fraser Valley while fostering connection, creativity, and community among adult dancers and teachers. We aim to create a safe, inspiring space where dancers can continue to grow, and instructors can share fresh ideas to bring back to their own classes while also enjoying the experience of taking class themselves.
About The Owner - Caylea Davidson
Fueled by a lifelong love of movement, I’ve spent my life dancing, training, teaching, and chasing every spark this art form brings. While continuing my own professional training alongside teaching and working, I felt inspired to create something closer to home—an opportunity for dancers in the Fraser Valley to grow without the long commute.
I’m especially passionate about teaching acrobatics and contemporary dance, and I deeply miss taking class purely for the joy of it. My dream is to build a space where dancers of all backgrounds can train, connect with industry professionals, and rediscover the thrill of being in the studio. Above all, I want to cultivate a warm, supportive community right here in the Fraser Valley—one where we can move, create, and be inspired together.
Upcoming Classes
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Our Instructors
Sabra Lind
Sabra Lind (She/Her) is a performer, teacher, and choreographer based in Vancouver, Canada. She lives and works on the unceded traditional territories of the Semiahmoo, xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam), Sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish), and səlilwətaɬ (Tsleil-Waututh) First Nations. She was fortunate enough to grow up with access to elite training in a variety of genres including Jazz, Tap, Ballet, Contemporary, Modern, Hip Hop, and Musical Theatre, as well as Commercial Heels as an adult. Sabra is known for her versatility and is grateful to have had the opportunity to work in the dance industry as a dancer and teacher for 15 years.
Sabra began her professional career working with companies such as Patrick Roberge Productions (Pacific National Exhibition) and The Lovers Cabaret. Her more recent credits include TELUS (Fuze Entertainment), Fuselage Film Festival, Disney, Dances For A Small Stage, The Main Event, and several recording artists including Dear Rouge, Fionn, and Star Captains. Her work and training have given her the opportunity to learn from or collaborate with inspiring choreographers like Heather Dotto, Christina Schell, Nathan Fadear, Sarah Reich, and Heather Laura-Gray. As a choreographer, Sabra has worked with Vancouver Film School and has collaborated consistently over the years with Volume Studio and Shine Community Fundraiser. One of her favourite moments of her career so far includes collaborating as a movement coach and choreographer on the short film “Paqes” with film students from Simon Fraser University. Sabra was grateful to work with indigenous artists and community members like herself to bring a beautiful story to life.
Sabra’s early training was what initially sparked her interest in teaching and equipped her with the beginnings of a background in anatomy and dance history. This has helped her to develop a broad academic and cultural understanding of dance that she continues to cultivate through professional development with resources such as International Dance Teaching Standards and The Dance Leadership Institute. She currently teaches dancers of all ages and levels across The Lower Mainland and has students competing and performing both locally and internationally. As an educator, Sabra strives for boldness and excellence in dance while helping young artists foster a relationship with movement that is both mentally and physically sustainable.
Get in Touch
#101 22661A Fraser Hwy
Studio Policies
Refunds & Cancellations
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All sales are final for classes, workshops, intensives, and performance programs unless otherwise stated.
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If you cancel 48+ hours before a class or event, you may receive account credit (valid for 6 months).
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Cancellations made within 48 hours of the class are not eligible for refunds or credit.
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If the studio cancels a class or event, dancers will receive either a full refund or full credit, whichever they prefer.
Late Arrivals & No-Shows
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Please arrive on time. For safety reasons, dancers who miss the warm-up may not be permitted to join.
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No-shows are not refundable or transferable.
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If you expect to be late, please contact us beforehand—we’ll try our best to accommodate when possible.
Class Registration
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Advance registration is strongly encouraged due to limited capacity.
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Walk-ins may be accepted if space allows, but spots cannot be guaranteed.
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Some classes may require a minimum number of participants; if minimum enrollment isn’t met, the class may be canceled with full credit or refund.
Age & Experience Requirements
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Classes will indicate age and/or level requirements.
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Dancers are responsible for registering for classes appropriate to their skill level.
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The instructor may recommend a different class level to ensure safety and the best experience for everyone.
Health & Safety
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Please inform your instructor of any injuries or limitations before class.
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Participation is at your own risk; dancers should seek medical clearance if needed.
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The studio keeps safety a priority—any behavior jeopardizing safety may result in removal without refund.
Code of Conduct
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We maintain a respectful, inclusive environment for all dancers.
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Discrimination, harassment, or disruptive behavior will not be tolerated.
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We reserve the right to remove participants who violate this policy without refund.
Media & Photography
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The studio may take photos or short videos for promotional use.
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If you prefer not to be photographed, please notify us in writing beforehand.
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Dancers may film choreography for personal practice unless otherwise stated by the instructor.
Personal Belongings
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Please keep valuables with you; the studio is not responsible for lost or stolen items.
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Any items left behind will be held for 7 days.
Weather & Emergency Closures
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In case of severe weather or emergencies, class cancellations will be announced via email and social media.
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Credits or refunds will be issued for any studio-initiated cancellations.