Brazhal Brewer Opened New Dance Studio in Morgan Park
The former Luvabulls dancer launched a new location for MSB Dance at 2738 W. 111th St. in Chicago.
Updated on Sept. 23, 2026 in Dance
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Former Chicago Bulls Luvabulls dancer Brazhal Brewer has officially opened a new location for her MSB Dance studio in the Morgan Park neighborhood. The studio offers a variety of dance styles to local youth.
Why it matters
The expansion brings professional dance training to Morgan Park following Brewer's decade-long operation of the program in Mount Greenwood. The move provides specialized creative arts access to young dancers in the community.
The studio serves dancers aged 3 to 16 with class sessions ranging from 30 to 45 minutes in duration. Brewer has been running dance programs for 12 years in total.
The players
Brazhal Brewer
She is the founder of MSB Dance and a former dancer for the Chicago Bulls Luvabulls.
MSB Dance
This dance studio program offers classes in multiple disciplines for children and adolescents.
The details
MSB Dance features instruction in ballet, tap, jazz, hip-hop, modern, African lyrical, and gospel. The studio is located at 2738 W. 111th St. and is run by founder Brazhal Brewer, a former Chicago Bulls Luvabulls dancer.
Timeline
September 19-20, 2026: MSB Dance held its grand opening weekend.
Industry Dynamics
This move highlights the ongoing trend of independent dance studios securing physical footprints in residential hubs to capture local market share. By relocating from Mount Greenwood, the studio aligns its operations with neighborhoods seeking specialized youth arts extracurriculars.
Local families in Morgan Park now have access to a broader range of dance classes, including specialized styles like African lyrical and gospel. Students aged 3 to 16 can register for classes that are structured into cohorts of 15 or 25 dancers.
The takeaway
The successful relocation of a long-running studio underscores the demand for structured dance education in the local community. Parents looking for creative outlets for their children should consider the specific class sizes and variety of disciplines offered at the new facility.
Further reading
For more information on the local arts scene, visit Dance.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Block Club Chicago.
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