I called and left a message, to find out about summer dance programs. I never got a call back - that was 3 weeks ago!!

A great place to enroll your little ones for dance. It is in a very good location with plenty of parking.

My daughter has been going to A Time To Dance for two years now and we absolutely love it! She has always had wonderful and encouraging teachers! The owners are great, they're very easy to talk to and work with. I'm not sure what the one star review is about, but I can tell you it's not at all like the place I've spent 4 hours a week for the past two years! It's a very nice, newly remodeled studio and it's always clean. Check out this place for yourself and you'll see that the other review is inaccurate. read more

Just wanted to post a complaint. Before summer began, my husband investigated dance camps for our 6 year old. He chose A Time to Dance. The camp was M-F 9-12. They required that we reserve three weeks. She attended 1 week. There was about 15-30 minutes of dancing and they watched a movie during the 3 hours she was there! Most importantly, there were NO ADULTS on the premises during drop off or pick up. It was all run by high school girls. Needless to say, she did not go back after the first week. Yet we were still charged for it. This is beyond negligent and indeed is an awful way to run a business. read more

I have had a different experience with A Time to Dance and their staff than the other reviewers. The staff is not accommodating, rigid, and unwilling to demonstrate any flexibility when dealing with parents and students. Their fees are exorbitant. If you decide to sign your child up to dance here be prepared to bring your Visa... You will need it!!! I will add that I'm not a parent of a student or a paying customer here. Also, read the fine print before you sign anything. The annual recital is a total nightmare....poor organization and zero flexibility. read more

In the event that you you are unsatisfied. Remember that they do not give refunds. Be prepared to wait in line for excessive amounts of time due to disorganization. You must be extremely patient as they are rude and unprofessional. The guy at the front desk will often upset you and your child/children. Don't forget your credit card! read more

I hate to see bogus reviews on here especially made up of lies. A Time to Dance is a wonderful dance studio. Melissa A and Chris D haven't paid a single penny to A Time to Dance because the father does, so they have nothing to complain about since it hasn't costed them anything. It's also disrespectful to lie about a funeral to get your daughter out of a recital early because you don't want to sit through it. If you don't want to sit through the recital then don't go. Shame on both of you. So here's a real review: A Time to Dance is worth every single penny considering the quality dance lessons these kids receive along with learning responsibility, coordination, and discipline. The staff has to set rules and enforce them when there are so many kids to manage at one event. Not only does it cause mass chaos if there are no rules but it's also for safety reasons! However, they will accommodate certain requests if previously coordinated as any professional institution would do. My husband and I have had nothing but great experiences and service from A Time to Dance and our daughter really enjoys the classes and everyone at the studio. read more

I have had a bad experience with Robert Kelley, the owner of A Time To Dance. I wish I would have read the Yelp Reviews prior to giving him my money for my daughter's dance pictures. I never received the pictures of my daughter, and after asking for them for 3 months I asked for a refund. I have sent numerous emails to Robert requesting a refund and he has not responded. The lack of communication is so unprofessional. My next move today is to contact the Better Business Bureau. read more

I have been in this studio 5 times and taken my son to 2 lessons. I have never met anyone that works here before. The beginner class was taught by a 12 year old. That isn't upsetting at all. What is upsetting is I never got to an adult that works there. The classes were fun and he enjoyed them. There is no way to overlook that complete lack of supervision. I will be exploring options at a studio that actually lets me pay and had front desk personnel. read more

A Time To Dance will try and suck money out of you by sending you to the collection agency claiming that you still owe and not even notify you. They have absolutely no customer service if you need help what so ever and they put adults in kids dance class. This dance studio is THE MOST unprofessional studio I have ever been to. I would recommend going to a different studio if you want to keep your money! read more

This is by far the worst dance studio I have ever seen! They are LAZY, HAVE bad business training. They are laughable at best with their skills. You pay tiny price and get tiny product. Studio is trashed and tore apart. There are many more new better studios coming into the area. This place is a joke! read more

My daughter started not long after they opened their new studio in Navarre. The classes were great at first, but she went through many teachers which she didn't like. As a parent the studio is frustrating. There is a lack of organization and professionalism you would expect from a studio. Our example is my daughters first recital was suppose to be a special day, but her WHOLE class was left out of the 2012 recital program and I have been trying to make A Time to Dance right their wrong every since. I have been promised the program so many times. It is now almost October 2013 and another recital has passed and I am still without the program with my daughters picture in it. It was her first recital and we deserve the memories of the event and we paid for it too. This past recital we waited in line for 4 hours to get our already paid for tickets. They are not organized and at some point you would think things would get better not worse. We are no longer at this studio. Disappointment and frustration does not even start to describe what I have been getting from A Time to Dance. read more