Welcome!

Tappers With Attitude, Inc. is a not-for-profit 501(c)(3) organization that is home to:

Knock On Wood Tap Studio

& Capitol Tap

Saturday, January 21 - KOW Closed Today for Inclement Weather

The studio is closed today - Saturday, January 21 - for inclement weather. Please be sure to call the studio ahead of time, if the weather is questionable.

Winter Session Classes at Knock On Wood

On-going drop-in adult classes
Next 6-week session starts on February 14

Check out the full schedule and register here!

Welcome Capitol Tap!

Knock On Wood is pleased to announce that Capitol Tap is now officially in-residence at our Takoma Park studio. Under the direction of Lisa Swenton-Eppard and Baakari Wilder, Capitol Tap is an ensemble for tappers between the ages of 9 and 25, providing a "fundamentals first" approach to learning through weekly rehearsals, master classes, performance opportunities, and an appreciation of tap's rich history as well as its contemporary presence.

Please visit Capitol Tap's website for more information, including auditions, which will be held February 25 at 11:00 am.

Master Class with Hillary-Marie Michael

Sunday, January 29, for intermediate/advanced tappers of all ages. Don't miss it! Click here for more info.

We're in the NEWS!

The Washington Post published an article on September 28 about KOW's new studio space in Takama Park.

Check out this great article in the Gazette about our new studio and Ms. Yvonne's motto: "Keep tap alive!"

The Takoma Park Patch has also written about our new Takoma studio opening on September 19. And, there's a terrific photo of KOW's booth at the Takoma Park Folk Festival in the same issue!

Need Studio Space?

Studio rental available! If you or someone you know needs a place to teach class, or hold rehearsal or events... please contact us for details!

KNOCK ON WOOD on FACEBOOK

A terrific way to be "in the know" is to join KOW on Facebook. Become a "fan," and you'll find it simple to keep abreast of news, coming events, and all kinds of TapHappiness! Please stop by often!

(Photos on this page by Enoch Chan, Margaret Loomis & Jeff Kenton)

Our programs are sponsored in part by funding from The Jim and Carol Trawick Foundation.