This review is STRICTLY for the Zumba dance class. I was looking for a place to take a Zumba class…read moreand found that there is a certified Zumba instructor that offers Zumba and Zumba tone once a week. The staff is very nice and the facility is in a great location. So if you're looking for a place in North West Indiana to take a Zumba class you should check this place. Price is reasonable.

If you want your child to learn how to dance THIS IS THE PLACE!!! Great staff!!! The teachers are…read moreawesome, very caring and understanding. Many years of experience!!

My 13yo daughter has been dancing under Lexis wing since she was 5. Lexi is like her big sister and…read moreall of the teachers and girls are great!

There are much better dance studios in Chesterton than DanceBizz. In order to take a dance class…read morethere, you have to pay for one whole month, and cannot cancel 30 days before the next month. So essentially, you are locked into paying for two months, without even taking one class to see if you or your child even likes it. And there are many reasons not to like it. *Upon my 3 and 4 year old granddaughter's first class, there was no direction on which classroom to go to, where to put their belongings, introduction to the teacher. No direction what so ever. *Two very small waiting areas with two TV screens to watch rotating classroom views. There is no real way to hear the teacher, or see what is being taught, or how it is being taught. *Area was not clean. *Unable to use the bathroom without walking thru an active classroom, and informed only if it was an emergency. For children and adults. *When attempt was made to talk with owner about these criticisms via email, and potentially get the second month refunded, the office staff was loudly discussing the email in a demeaning way at the front desk, and in ear shot of the whole waiting room. *When further attempt to discuss was made via a phone call, the owner responded with a very negative email, threatening to blacklist the 4 year old involved from any other dance studios. Trust me, there are better dance studios in Chesterton! Save your money and your sanity and take a free class elsewhere, and decide in a fair manner if a studio is for your child.

I originally put this on google reviews but after I posted it, they deleted their whole google…read morebusiness account so you can no longer view it. Please don't come here if you actually care about the way your child is treated. Long read but worth it. This was my 5 year old's 1st dance class experience. She is quieter than most kids. She started in February 2025 and her last class was early June 2025. We noticed right away that the instructor, who I believe is the owner, Vienna had little patience with kids but we wanted to stick it out. She is usually running behind on classes so you'll start a few minutes late for a 30 minute class but she makes sure that she's done on time. She's on her phone most of the time & trying to figure out what music to play rather than having it ready before class. When she was showing the kids the recital, she was constantly changing moves & making the dance up on the spot. At the last class my daughter attended, you could tell she wasn't feeling class and not doing her best moves. Vienna kept calling her out and telling the class they had to start over because my daughter was doing it wrong. Naturally, that brought my daughter down & she checked out (understanding since again, she's 5). Vienna kept calling her out the whole 30 minute class then grabbed her arms aggressively to do the move properly, mind you she almost never even acknowledges my daughter the whole time she's been enrolled. My daughter came out very sad telling me she doesn't want to come back & of course I don't want her back there either since I did witness everything. I emailed them the following week letting them know she won't be back & asked when we can get her recital costume since we paid for it & she loves playing dress up. Vienna asked if there was something we can work out so she can do the recital at the end of the month & said we can pick up the costume during open business hours if not. The manager, Camille, who is Vienna's mom called me & left messages. I honestly didn't want confrontation so I figured I would respond once we got the costume with the reason we made this decision. My aunt went to pick up the costume for me & they asked if I can call and confirm that my aunt is allowed to take the costume. When I called and told Camille that it was ok, she asked me what happened. I told her what happened & she got defensive & said kids need to be corrected. I agreed but said not to the extent Vienna went to & my daughter was no longer comfortable coming to their "Housee." She asked what I would do when my daughter was corrected at school & I told her she is already great in school & we don't have issues like this. I then told her that I felt Vienna was aggressive when moving her arms and she said she found that hard to believe. Then Vienna took the phone and said I needed to email that it was ok my aunt take the costume which I was trying to do but then she started yelling and I couldn't even understand what she was saying at this point. I told her I wasn't arguing with her & this is exactly why my daughter wasn't coming back & why I didn't tell them why until I got the costume because I KNEW this kind of situation would happen. My mom took the phone from me and told them this wasn't the time to do this since we were at gymnastics so Vienna put the phone down & Camille hung up on my mom. My aunt was cordial with them the whole time but they were being snippy with her. Then they were talking negatively about a 5 year old while my aunt was right there; saying she never listened anyways (which is not at all true plus she's been in gymnastics a year & has absolutely no issues, never wanted to quit either). Then again infront of my aunt, Camille told Vienna that they shouldn't give my daughter the recital shirt but Vienna said just to give it to her because we paid for it. I've seen and heard them acting this way to kids & parents & was hoping I wouldn't have to do this review but here we are. My family nor my daughter never gave them problems but they don't like being told they're wrong. A simple "I'm sorry you feel that way" would have been fine. Extremely unprofessional & I bet they will respond to this with something passive aggressive like their last negative review. This all just shows what kind of people they are.

Ms. V is an excellent teacher. My granddaughter loves going to little tip toes. She met new friends…read moreand is learning how to dance. The studio is very clean and very organized

My daughter has been going to ADC for years, we were first at the Homewood location and now at the…read moreOrland location. Everything about the environment and experience at ADC has been amazing! Dance class is the highlight of her week. As a parent I love the focus on movement and skill building rather than always prepping for recitals. For the classes my daughter is in they do a recitals every other year which is perfect because it gives time to work on skills. The older kids are also always so kind and helpful with the younger dancers. We were also at a different studio when our daughter was really young and my wife and I felt the older girls performances and costumes were overly sexualized. The older girls at ADC are outstanding dancers and their performances are always tasteful. We love all the teachers and the delay of community, can't say enough good things about ADC!!

Absolutely the worst place for dance in the south suburbs. If I could give this place NO STARS, I…read morewould. They are totally insensitive to the cultural differences of their students, lack professionalism when speaking to parents and children and isolate children based on their beliefs. Because I didn't want to put my 5 year old in the street walker makeup that was recommended for recital, I was told that my daughter couldn't participate in the group picture because she would not be "uniform and the other parents would complain." I'm sure that other parents are like me and don't care what other children in the picture look like as long as their kid is cute. We are African American and my daughter's hair is not the slick-back-into-a-ponytail kind of hair. They made a point to say that no one should have braids or beads. No beads, I understand. But let's be reasonable about the hair. The teachers constantly talk to the student, not their parent, about things they should not serving to alienate them from their classmates. While they do this, they hide behind the statement that they are "teaching more than just dance steps." Well, they are right about that. They are teaching them that to take a stand for what they believe in could cause them to be ousted from the group and that what they hold as a personal or religious standard is inferior to the need to have uniformity in a group. If you care at all about your daughter's emotional well-being, do not take them to this dance school.

I love this place. Great owners. They offer a fantastic variety of classes. Love that this business…read moreis in my town!

Offering lots of different types of dance (and more) classes, there is something for everyone at…read moreRoom To Move - ballet, belly dance, yoga, hip hop, hoop dance, burlesque, martial arts, drumming, pin-ups photography. For all ages and skill levels and body types. I like that the studio really fosters a welcoming, friendly atmosphere - no judgement here!

My husband and I started taking private ballroom dance lessons here in 2005 to learn a dance for…read moreour wedding. We loved it and continued taking lessons well past our wedding until I was very pregnant with our first child. We stopped lessons and then the studio became a different dance studio for a while. Fast forward to last week we found out that Sue and Tim (owners) had taken over the studio again and were teaching lessons and we were ecstatic. We jumped at the chance to take lessons again with Sue and it's like we never left. Both of them remembered us, not when we showed up, but when my husband called them, told Tim only his first name and that we had been past students of Sue's. They are both awesome people and teachers with an awesome business. I highly recommend them to anyone who is considering taking ballroom dance lessons. They also have really great group lessons and parties at the studio every week that are a great way to put into practice what you learn. Call them, you won't regret it!

I'm hooked - always wanted to try Zumba and didn't know this nice studio existed. As everyone…read morereviewed below, Mari is full of energy and very supportive, even if you're going in the opposite direction of everyone else. If you love to dance and you like Latin music and your significant other doesn't like to dance, then come get your dance on!!!

Mari's Zumba class is fun and energetic. You will sweat and burn major calories while dancing your…read moreheart out. Mari herself is very personable and always smiling. There are high and low intensity Zumba routines so there's something for everyone. Don't be scared come out and enjoy yourself with Mari; you won't be disappointed!!!

Magical. That's the word that best describes my experience at ONE Yoga. I drove two-plus hours from…read moreIndianapolis to take a special class here with Bradshaw Wish, a yoga instructor from Chicago. All of the time, money and effort to get to the studio to take a 90-minute class here was completely worth it! The studio is beautiful and spacious. The class that I took was at night, and the place was softly lit with mood lighting and candles everywhere. The room where we practiced had huge glass windows looking out onto a patio. And good thing we were near glass windows: At the end of class during savasana (the final resting pose), we got to see fireworks in the distance from some event going on nearby. Remember when I said my experience was magical? It was so magical that it ended with fireworks! There were plenty of props for everyone to use (I grabbed a block), there were pretty twinkle lights and crystals everywhere, and the people who worked here were super friendly and welcoming. I always say that yoga people are my people, and it's true. Even though it was my first time visiting ONE Yoga, I felt completely comfortable and welcomed the entire time. This is an inclusive space for everyone to practice yoga. They also have an area with fun things for sale: crystals, jewelry, essential oils, clothing, yoga mats and lots of other things. There was also a kitchen area, with chairs to sit and hang out, and complimentary water.

I recently met up in Valpo for a girls weekend, and we wanted to experience a local yoga studio…read moreduring our weekend. I'm so glad we stumbled upon ONE yoga. We literally decided that we'd like to do our next meet-up in Valpo again just so we can return for another class! Here's what I loved: -The ambience. Clean floors, plentiful sunlight, fresh flowers abound! -The practice was challenging, but the instructor did a beautiful job making one of my new-to-yoga friends feel welcome and capable. -There was a lovely selection of crystals, candles, oils and jewelry. Much of it was out of my price-range, but I couldn't resist a few items. -After the class we were invited to enjoy some infused water and help ourselves to an assortment of nuts, chocolates and dried fruit. -First class is free! I wouldn't have changed a thing, and in fact I can't wait to return.