Aimee Rose is a proud native San Franciscan and a lifelong passionate dancer.

She believes life is a dance and no matter what you are doing you can always employ the mentality of a dancer: discipline, strength, grace, creativity, and energy.

She specializes in Jamaican Dancehall, Indian Bhangra and Bollywood, Brazilian Samba, Haitian Folklore, and has dabbled in Cuban Salsa and folkloric dance.

Aimee currently teaches youth and adults all around the Bay Area, her weekly schedule can be found here. 

Aimee's performance group, The QuintEssentials: The Tightest Crew in the Bay (Now called the Frisco Rockaz), has opened for Reggae and Dancehall artists such as Christopher Martin, Alborosie, and Cham. She has also choreographed or contributed choreography to artist videos such as Macka Diamond, Zanni, Easi Money, Los Rakas, MC Rai, Remy Red, and Bayonics.

Aimee currently is an honored and proud dancer for Kimiko Versatiles - VersatileOnes Dancehall dance squad (Jamaica), Truth de Leon’s B.A.E Squad (Bay Area), as well as a dancer and stilt’er for D.A.M. Daring Arts Movement, a performance artist collective. 

Aimee has performed all over the Bay Area and Jamaica - most noteworthy, Sumfest 2016 w/Joe Bogdonovich, Sierra Nevada World Music Festival 7 years in a row, and many of the Bay Area’s prestigious music, arts venues, and schools.

Aimee has also taught at various dance camps and works with youth.

In the past, Aimee has danced with Joti Singh’s Duniya Dance & Drum Company, Valerie Watson's Alafia Dance Ensemble, Djenane St. Juste's Afoutayi, Temistocles Bentancourt's Grupo Nago Experimental, Susana Arena Pedroso's Dance Company, Katy Barnhill Rous' World Dance Fusion, Tanilee Amor's Amor Do Samba, and was a featured dancer with the band Alta California.