I've been taking bachata and salsa classes for two years at Salseros, focusing on patterns and…read morebasic moves. The instructors are incredibly attentive and create a fantastic experience. They offer a variety of classes and a social dance on Fridays to practice what you learn at the classes. I went from not dancing at all to being confident enough to dance anywhere. They also have several teams that perform and work on complicated patterns and choreography. I absolutely love taking salsa classes at Salseros!

I often look forward to my Thursday nites, being able to forget about work and relieve some stress…read moreby putting it on the dance floor. Teachers are ultimate professionals, Michelle takes time explaining moves and ensuring that we have the fundamentals down pat. I've enjoyed the classes so much I've signed up for additional classes. I hope they are able to hold their annual Salsa Festival in town bearing any additional COVID restrictions!

My granddaughter has started her second season there. She is six. They are very good with the…read morechildren and very careful when it comes to the kids being picked up. The classes are small so they get good one on one. Their end of the year performances are great fun and well attended. The only thing I could suggest is making the class a full hour instead of just 45 minutes. So they have a little more time on learning their dances after their long warm up and game play..

I had never been to Eugene and was overwhelmed. When I was 9 years old a teacher read the Raven to…read moremy class and I was addicted to poetry like a fiend. As a teenager I ended up living with a person going to ballet school. I became a huge fan of dance and ballet. When I stumbled on this I just had to try to see it. Another friend felt the same but we both have mobility issues so going to new places is daunting since a lot of venues are supposed to offer ADA in all price points but usually it is marked higher or what the have listed is not actually ADA. It's A LOT to deal with every time you want to go anywhere to anything.. I reached out to the venue and they referred me to the ballet company. I thought, ugh... they can't help but ok... But they did and fast. Talk about making us feel welcome and seen. And WHAT A PERFORMANCE! Ballet Fantastique set ballet pieces to Steampunk styled music performed with cello, piano, and an accordion. A spoken word actor recited parts from five different Edgar Allen Poe pieces (some would argue his best): Masque of the Red Death (1842), The Raven (1845), Fall of the House of Usher (1839),Annabel Lee (1849) and Cask of Amontillado (1846). There were touches of cirque with an aerialist and stilt walker. The sets, lighting, and aesthetic were incredible. This ballet was a treasure trove. They had some gorgeous masks for sale at amazing prices and I could not resist getting a gorgeous production poster signed by the whole cast for $5. After attending this I definitely plan to make it a point to attend another performance of theirs.

This is a very fantastic ballet Academy. My daughter had been wanting to be a ballerina for years…read moreso I got her into a trial with this Academy and she fell in love immediately. Ever since she has improved in her confidence and joy and loves dancing ballet around the house and is so happy. All of the staff here is incredibly kind, thorough, professional, and friendly. Highly, highly recommend! This is the place where ballerinas blossom!

Such a great studio! Very welcoming and lively energy. Beginner friendly! Beginner ballet was a…read moregreat poace to start.

Lou Moulder is precise, intuitive and fun to learn how to rehabilitate a broken body back to…read morestrength and flexibility. She makes me laugh as I struggle to develop strength and find compassion for this body I care for and that carries me around.

I use to be so against the idea of doing hot yoga. Sweating more than I necessarily have to was not…read morean appealing idea for me. However, I recently went to their Sunday morning class not knowing it was in a hot room. Now, I can't stop. I am addicted to hot yoga. I feel like I do two hours of work within a 50 -ish minute class. I typically don't get sore muscles after yoga, accept for after sessions here, the next day I feel as if I just spent hours lifting at the gym. I've been to a couple of sessions now and am looking forward to making their Sunday morning class a part of my regular weekly fitness routine.

I really enjoy Wild Light…read more I drop into a couple classes whenever I'm visiting Eugene. The instructors are always very kind and welcoming, some even remember me when I haven't been there for a couple months which is amazing. The space is clean and inviting. A couple spots to fill up your water before class. The class space is very large and has wall-to-wall tatami mats. There are plenty of blocks and straps to use. Blocks are cleaned/sprayed after each use and left to dry out individually, not stacked again immediately while damp, which I appreciate. I always feel like I get a good workout here. I bring my mat and towel and I'm soaked and sweaty by the end of every class. It's nice to take a true hot yoga class and get all the toxins out! It also feels like a very non-judgmental environment. Very hippie down-to-earth vibe, unlike those gen z 'white and and black with a neon sign and lulu lemon' studio aesthetics that are commonplace elsewhere. Thank you, Wild Light!!

I had the pleasure of attending Eugene Ballet's presentation of BOLD…read more BOLD is comprised of 4 unique and innovative pieces by different Choreographers. This is not a typical classical ballet. Thankfully the Program prepared me with some context. TRIPTYCH is based on the transformation of British Serviceman during Afghanistan deployment. My first thought was, "Ballet in camo, who would have thought"? I found the pieces fascinating, artistic with a military/martial arts kind of feel, depicting strength and precision. To the extent that military effort is a means to peacekeeping, this was a hopeful way to connect harsh reality and creative expression. I'd love to hear what a Veteran would think or feel. I really appreciated this ballet. PENUMBRA, the second piece, is more intimately relational and the most traditional, beautifully fluid, delicate and lovely to watch. The dancers make this all look effortless. FOIL is creative and held my interest with the variety of dance moves, costumes, lighting and breaks between segments. Also, beautiful to take in. CHOROS is lively and athletic and showcased dancer's strength, technique and energy. Tremendously impressed with the dancers and choreographers, and with the Eugene Ballet for sharing artistic time and talent with us.

Just saw The Nutcracker at Holt Center in Eugene. Zoe was awesome and some principle dancers were…read moreamazing! So fun to see the little ones all dressed up in the audience. Priceless.

Glow Yoga had been my go-to studio for the last year and I couldn't feel more lucky to have found…read morethis family. I have taken classes with many different instructors and always felt welcome and supported. I really enjoy the slower paced classes with time for meditation and shavasana. However, even in the more challenging classes, I've never been embarrassed to take things at my own pace. They've recently added some new offerings and I'm really excited to try some of those classes and watch this community to grow. Whether you're looking for a quick class to pop into when you have the time, or more of a long-term studio to feel comfortable returning to time and time again, Glow Yoga is definitely a special place!

Glow Yoga is a great studio in Eugene. I did the mindful mobility class on Sunday night and really…read moreliked it. It was chill and mostly floor sitting poses. I run a lot so it was great for my sore leg muscles. It was also my first time taking a class here and they do first class free which I thought was so nice! Looking forward to trying more vinyasa style classes here. Would recommend! Also the air conditioning was great on a hot day.

I've been here a few times and it's a blast each time! We went today and did the standard 60 minute…read moresession with the three of us. We were the only people there for the first half of our session so it was nice and quiet. Our instructor was Wyatt and he was great - very friendly and personable. He gave us a good refresher and helped us with our technique when we were struggling. The space is good with multiple bays, so it's usually pretty easy to book a slot. They replace the boards when they get too banged up and turn them into firewood, so it's pretty sustainable too. There is a gender-neutral bathroom that is clean and there are plenty of parking spots. The area looks sus, but it's fine. You can see the parking lot from the bays so you can keep an eye on your car if you're worried. I'll definitely be back in the future. This is a great and affordable way to have fun with a group!

5/5 experience. It was 8:50 and my family wanted to find something to do. We called Oregon Axe and…read morethey only were open for one more hour. Will (you know who you are) was the best certified axe host we could have ever asked for. He took us in last minute and gave us a great axe throwing experience. We played a game & got to see him perform some fun trick shots. Give Will a raise, he deserves it.