We have been able to attend amazing concerts, enjoy diverse artists that are unbelievably obscure…read moreand see them at incredible venues, all thanks to Rhythm Foundation. I am so thankful we discovered Rhythm Foundation over 5 years ago. I encourage everyone to sign-up to their website. You can even become a member for extra savings and better seats!

This is one of Miami's BEST cultural institutions. Every season, The Rhythm Foundations brings to…read moretown the best musical acts from around the world that you'd never see otherwise.

Nicole had been volunteering at Grassroots since Friday, after missing out on the previous two…read moreyears' tours. Naturally, I wanted to see what these musical festivities were all about and I'm very glad I was able to come out and camp part of the night anyway. Moonlight shone in between ominous low hanging clouds which threatened precipitation but eventually rolled by. A good night to dance. The venue had great camp culture, beach front to walk to in between everything else, 4 stages that rotated various bands throughout the day and night, workshops of sorts including yoga and salsa lessons, a kids zone tent, and much more. Ticket prices were reasonable. We heard everything from country, soul, techno and instrumental music. A wide range of talented artists. Today is the last day of the festival. Still time to enjoy it.

The Virginia Key Grassroots Festival is a new festival on what I love to call the Birkenstcok Rock…read moremusic fest scene and I am happy that it's made its way down to Miami. Since we are sadly left off of many touring bands' docket of this genre, I wanted to support the scene and check it out this year, since I was out of town last year. I'm glad I went on a Saturday, there were dance & music workshops, bluegrass bands, a fiddle-off and lots of great vendors and the music really started to get kicking around 4PM. Now, like most fledgling festivals, there's still some room to grow, mostly in ticket sales, but I think the word would spread and I was pleasantly surprised to see lots of more folks rolling in for the headlining bands. It was super affordable and really a fun day. I saw a bunch of kids activities too, so even if it's not your scene, you can take the kiddos out for a nice day of dance and fun.

I am sending a dancer to the Dance Attack studio next week, and I really can't wait to hear how it…read moreall goes. The program came highly recommended by other dancers in the Minneapolis area. From a customer service standpoint, they are PHENOMENAL. The Google Map shows that hotel across the street as being a couple of blocks away. I called and spoke with Coti to make sure I was sending my dancer to the right place, and to inquire about the possibility of a discounted hotel rate since they have a high volume of dancers in the area. Not only did she personally call the hotel, she also inquired about the rate for me (which the hotel has!), gave me the names and phone numbers of the people that I should talk to, and the name of the manager on duty in case I ran into any issues booking the Dance Attack rate. Can't wait until the end of next week to see if their classes live up to the superior customer service that I just experienced!

They are the best studio in south Florida. I would recommend every dancer to go here. The dancer…read morethat they have produced that have graduated are all very successful dancers.

-Best training. -Best professional teachers who have worked…read morein the industry. -Best overall philosophy on team, focus, discipline, and process. -Best In diverse styles -Best at being up to date on all techniques and trends of dance -Best in teaching how process is more important than awards -Best platform for casual to serous dance goals -BEST BALLET IN MIAMI -BEST CONTEMPORARY -BEST HIP HOP -BEST EVERYTHING

My daughter has been dancing at MDC for over five years now and it is hands-down the best studio in…read moreMiami! Amazing staff, great location, easy online registration and billing. Most importantly, teachers who care about their students! Ms. Marie, the owner and creative director gives her heart and soul to everyone she comes in contact with. We love our MDC family!

I'm a mom of six age 11 21…read more When faced with the dilemma of trying to figure out what to do for the week of spring break, I suddenly came across a text that was sent to me for a spring break camp from the company. Not only was I relieved, but I was also elated to know that they were going to be learning traditionalteachings from a well educated teacher from Haiti. It is very important for me for my children to maintain a connection to the motherland. It is very important for me to provide activities and resources so that they know who they are and where they come from and the blood the corses through their lineage.My kids went in scared because they had never been in a camp setting before but by the end of the first day they came home so excited and ready to enjoy the rest the rest of the week! Each day they learned something new. They got to play piano, drums, and even went to a local art museum! I look forward to the summer camp when ai can s sent the again! Thank you for all you do Dr. Cesr!

Traditional Hatian drum & dance class. Great warmup,…read moreengaging instructor & live drums.- Great workout in a culturally enriched setting.

A spectacular shot of adrenaline delivered visually…read more I've said it before but we need more variety and strength in our cultural offerings in order to really compete on the international scene as a global city. ok wait, I might not have said that before haha but Cirque Elioze ID was an exhilarating night if you were expecting Cirque Du Soleil due to the name you were in for a surprise this was younger, grittier, more intimate but just as captivating. I loved the Twitter interaction. I read recently that this show broke records for the Arsht. It's a testament to moving in the right direction. Bravo to Cirque Eloize and to the Arsht. There's also a rumor that they're going to return annually. Ok Ok That's just my wishful dreaming ;-)

Cirque Eloize opening night:…read more Unlike any other Cirque show I have previously attended. This one had more of a performance Broadway appeal to it and the Adrienne Arsht Center housed it nicely. The show exudes a graffiti/ street fighter/ break dancing feel to it orchestrated with high-energy electro beats. There were a few slow acts but they still kept you holding on to your seats. One thing I noticed was there were little to none costume changes or story line. If there was, I didn't catch it. The visuals were pretty amazing, especially the vortex scene and the colorful cityscape. Overall, the show was pretty spectacular. The ever-changing lighting and backdrop scenes made the show feel as if you were inside a video game. My friend's 3yr old son loved it. Kids and teenagers will like the urban street vibe and the cool dance choreography. Thanks again to YelpMiami and Maria for making it possible to attend the show tonight! :) We had a fantastic evening!

Came here for a friend's class she was teaching here, Movement & Dance, so this review would be…read morefrom that experience. This is a great studio tucked away in Miami, with parking being a bit tricky & scarce but I think they have other spots for regular studio members to park at, if asked. My friend teaches her movement & dance classes here which is a combination of fitness and dance, combining some hip hop, jazz, ori, hula & modern. It was a great class and good for all skill levels from beginning to advanced since she caters to whom is attending. The studio itself is very nice and spacious!

I highly recommend Miss Scarlett for any young pairs of dancer. My daughter began taking dance…read moreclasses here about 2 months before her 2nd birthday. The classes begin at age 2 but they were willing to make an exception since she was almost 2. My daughter immediately fell in love with dance class. Every Saturday since then she has looked forward to going. Ms. Scarlett is a very kind and caring teacher, she does a great job showing them the basics and always does something special for the holidays. She has a ton of energy and a great spirit. Attached are some photos from dance class and the end of year recital.

Passed by 2 weeks ago to get information for my 4 year old and was told they would offer a…read morecomplimentary week for her to try different styles and see which class she wanted to enroll in. I even said I wanted to just sign her up for Hip Hop and the very nice blonde lady insisted I try Ballet since it was complimentary and my daughter may end up liking it. Came by today with a very excited 4 year old ready to try beginners ballet. At the door, I was told I had to wait until after Labor Day because classes were changing. I asked if they had an update schedule which they didn't but they took my information to send once available. I left with a very upset and sad 4 year old. WHY would they offer a complimentary trial class and tell you to literally "just show up" to then be sent way? Very unprofessional. I was looking forward in enrolling my daughter 2 times a week. Now I'm back to square one looking for a new school. I am still in disbelief that they would turn away a four-year-old that they would turn away a four-year-old just because they only had 2 weeks left this month. You just lost a new customer.

They cap the class sizes at 14-15 and don't have 25-30 children in a class which make it harder for…read morethe kids to learn. They aren't all about money nickel and dimming for over priced ballet shoes that aren't any good. All children are given the opportunity to join the performance team which gives them sense of team even though not in the competition team. My daughter is happy and thriving as a dancer in this environment with more one to one interactions with instructors. Can't wait for our first performance.