The greatest entertainment ticket in the valley. Come meet and support an amazingly talented group…read moreof volunteers dedicated to providing a most memorable live theater experience. You may be surprised to find their talents rival anyone you'll see at the LA Music Center and even Broadway!

Came out to support the community with their theatre's performance of PICNIC. It was opening…read morenight. So, after watching it, it was okay. Millie, was excellent. (And no I don't know her, nor do I live in Chino Hills. The other actor that was good was the teacher. Everyone else really tried. I was truly a little confused as to what the story was about, because it jumps around, all over the place. But at the end, I am convinced that they are purposely hitting ideas that all audience members can relate to, one way or another. With that said, they did a good job. Thanks for a fun night. Keep up the good work

The employees were nice and accommodating but customer service from the owner was horrific. We were…read moretreated poorly by her and wound up leaving disappointed and unable to get a lesson. Wound up going to Rockstars of Tomorrow and had excellent customer service. While we were referred there I would not recommend MusicAlley. The owner was there by herself teaching and twice we caught her screaming at the student. I can somewhat understand your point but in no way you are treating the kids right lady. I know plenty of piano instructors who doesn't verbally abuse the kids when they didn't notice there's someone outside.

Owner and staff are great w working w our schedules and if something comes up…read more Ms. Amaya the art teacher is fantastic and my son has learned a lot from her. He looks forward to his time there each week. He has been attending MusicAlley classes for just about a year. Worth the drive from West Covina to Chino Hills. Thank you.

Based on how my nieces have really loved this Halau, I would highly recommend it to any parents…read morelooking to expose their kids to genuine Hawaiian culture from a Kumu who himself was also born and raised in Hawaii. As an outsider looking in, I must express my deepest gratitude for what this Halau represents. Yes, it is indeed true that, like so many, this Halau teaches its participants the emotion-filled and graceful dances associated with Hawaiian culture and heritage. But, to me, it goes far deeper than that. Specifically, the Halau has done remarkably well in sharing the depth of meaning of the Aloha Spirit. This Halau places as its core the belief that Hula represents the very essence of what makes the Hawaiian People and its descendants so unique and special. I have learned that Hula, open to all who embrace it, is a philosophy and a literal way of life, embodying the abiding commitment to family, a timeless respect for the Earth and all its natural awe and wonder, heartfelt and unbreakable bonds between the People and the bountiful land that sustains them, the strength of its ties to honor and tradition that date back as far as the time of Hawaii's earliest royal leaders, and ultimately the greatest reverence for how we as humankind are but a part of a greater whole. I am grateful to have met the leaders of this Halau and to have experienced first-hand what it is like to become enveloped within this Aloha Spirit. I am especially eternally appreciative over how this Halau has so amazingly and indelibly impacted my nieces in such positive and profound ways. Further still, Hula has brought my sister and her daughters even closer together as they learn from the Halau's Kumu along with the countless others whose collective love for Hawaii, its People, and one another have led to live being lived at an even greater level of happiness, resulting in having a transformational and positive effect on all those involved. My best wishes to this Halau as it continues to draw people together and in their own small but very palpable way to make a real and lasting difference within the broader world in which we live! I fully anticipate that, as this Halau keeps growing like I bet it certainly will, such growth will further enrich community vitality while spreading an even greater love for Hawaii and all for which it stands.

Great Dance lesson for a birthday party! Highly professional cool artifacts like the entryway and…read moremy 5 girls and I had a blast! 5 stars all around.

We have had excellent experiences here! My daughter took dance at this studio when she was younger…read moreand loved it. She is currently taking tumbling classes and is really enjoying herself. Their prices are very reasonable and the instructors are great-she really looks forward to going to class . Highly recommended!

Love this place!! I love Andrea and my daughter enjoys going. Decent prices. 100% recommend.read more

The inland Conservatory of the performing arts school was the best decision me and my husband ever…read moremade when it came to a private school. This is a school for performing arts not academics. Yes academics are provided but don't get mad if you want your baby to be a Dr or a scientist. Go somewhere else. It really is very unprofessional and inhumane for other parents or visitors to leave a one star review with rude and untrue reviews. That's actually pretty ghetto. Any child that graduates from the school has a very bright future ahead not only are they taught college knowledge they are taught hard work and perseverance. If you are a parent that does not discipline your kid this school is not for you if you are a parent that wants your child to know the value of what they are worth, what it takes to be the best, stamina, work ethic, life lessons, teamwork, then this is a great school for your baby.

This school is not a school. They should only teach music/dance as classes but not an establishment…read morethat students should spend the day in. The 2 stars that I gave this school were for the passion for music and some of the music teachers who are amazing. If my children could learn music all day, this school would be great. They put a great focus on their music and extra curricular activities but academics come last, If at all. The owner Professor Coleman tells you whatever you want to hear to get your money. Their curriculum is less than age appropriate with little to no assistance for the students or teachers with appropriate credentials. There is a very small teacher to student ratio and very little supervision. They allow students to go "off campus" without their parent's permission. Things that happen within the school amongst the students are sometimes shared with parents, but not always - especially if the parent in question will take their student out due to the lack of supervision. The academic, dance, music and theatrical teachers drop like flies around this place because they have passion and morals and cannot get down with this program. Mid-year when you realize he didn't apply your $500 deposit, he calls it a registration fee. He tries to charge you through August, but somehow prorated homeschool fees, so the homeschools don't find out. Then he holds a summer program and only fulfills a few of the summer fun activities. Additional they asked for parent chaperones without getting permission from the parents of the kids who are being driven. Nor did they verify the chaperone's drivers license or insurance information. During the summer program my 12 year old, 2 - 14 year olds , and a 13 year old were being driven by an 18 year old. The 13 year old gives my son a pill and told him it was candy. It was a sleeping pill. This building is old and run down and definitely not up to code. It's a beautiful, historical building but not safe for preschool - high school students. They allow adults (other parents) to come on campus during school hours to confront students of whom their students have beef with. After a performance, Professor Coleman is verbally abusive to his students by telling them that they are "pathetic", "he doesn't want them walking away thinking they did great" and has gotten involved and cancelled outside gigs for students when he wasn't involved. This summer, after the students amazing lemon fest vocal performance in 99 degree weather, with the sun in their faces, Professor Coleman told them "they're an embarrassment and they're making his school look bad because they didn't perform the way they should have." He goes on an on about how he has this high education but then turns around and develops curriculum for those who he believes are less than and that doesn't meet the A-G requirement because he doesn't have the staff to teach it. The other staff who works there are nice, but they're loyal to him and have his back. They won't hold him accountable or tell him that he should do better, when they know he's wrong. There is zero communication through the school, the promises that were made to the parents were broken and the professor is as petty and vindictive as they come. The only parents who will vouch for him are his favorites. Make sure to read the 16 reviews that are not recommended at the bottom. They are either from parents such as myself, or current/former students, staff and the favorites. I'm surprised this school is still around. If you take your chances on this school - best of luck. You've been warned.

The theater itself is amazing!! I wish my Anabelle could have been more active in the theater! she…read morefelt very alive on the stage and i felt very welcome for the costumes!

It's so exciting to see this building coming back to life! The Jazz Concert, 09/06/16, hosted by…read morethe Inland Conservatory For The Performing Arts was outstanding! Now that the Granada is home to these young artists, our support is needed to help renovate this beautiful building in the same Art Deco decor. Looking forward to ICPA performances and seeing the public coming out to enjoy all the shows and events that will be held here!

Finally found an activity my 2.5 year old can do and loves! The suite was a little difficult for…read moreme to find initially since the groupon mentioned the building number but not the suite. Head towards the fountain at the end of the plaza. The suite is on the second floor to the left of the elevator. My toddler absolutely loves her dance class. She didn't do well in gymnastics or swim but she can most definitely follow along with the spinning and twirling in the toddler class. The classes are only 20 minutes, which is great for little ones attention span. Highly recommended if you're looking for a fun, short dance class for a toddler around age 3 :)

This didn't work for us either. Teacher is nice but the schedules are ... well you don't know. You…read morehave to copy them from the door. Up coming schedules. I was very new and so was my friend. I asked her if she knew about the dance recital? Nope. The whole time, we couldn't go up stairs to see to studio(only from zoom). so how are we suppose to know the dances? We both felt like we were left in the dark and didn't know what was going on. When I saw the dance recital on Facebook, I was so disappointed my daughter wasn't in there and neither was my friends daughter. Miscommunication I guess or post.

I accidentally found this gem through social media. What luck because this is exactly what I have…read morebeen looking for for my kids. I signed up both kids for their intro demo class in piano. My 7 year old loved it and is on her piano journey. My 4 year old did not and wanted to try drums. He is 3 weeks into his drumming journey. We love this place, the teachers are great!

My son is making such great progress learning and playing the guitar. He has only been at it for…read moreabout 7 months and I'm amazed by how far he has come. We have Mr. Adam, his guitar teacher, and Music Tree to thank for the progress. Mr. Adam is super supportive and patient. My son loves going to class every week. Music tree lessons are also reasonably priced which is a big plus.

My 14 yo girl wanted to learn guitar and dance. She got to do both and still learning so much! She…read morehad so much fun during her first Summer Showcase with Hiphop 1 . And now she added Jazz 1,and Lyrical 1 with HH 1 A . All I can say is my shy kid showed so much improvement in her moves and most specially in her confidence in just 6 months. So blessed to finally cave in to have my daughter try dance and music. On top of that she loves all VSPA's instructors. Special shout out to EJ's love of Hiphop. Chloe loves the push she gets from your class!

Terrific dance performances! A great deal of talent…read more It was a verynjoyable evening !!!

We just moved to Orange County from Los Angeles so our friends and family are at least 45 mins…read moreaway. When we were planning for our lil girls first birthday party , we must have an entertainment worth their drive besides our lil girl. I called Pacific Island Dancers and the booking was very easy and affordable. During the 30 mins performance, they danced and wear different costumes related to the country and culture of the music. They wear very fun and colorful costumes that our guests enjoyed. They even had "You're Welcome" singalong for the dads. In addition, they have dance lessons for kids and adults. It was fun and easy to perform! (See pictures below). The 30 mins performance that I paid actually lasted more than 45 mins. Totally worth it. My guests thought I paid triple than what I paid for (They thought I was rich! Heheheheh) and they complimented my party as grand because of the performances. One of my best friend book with them a week after for her baby girl's (Manny Pacquiao's goddaughter) second birthday. If you you will book with them, make sure to provide a huge mat or space not hot to dance. Also, a close big bathroom or room for them to change. By the way, I attended their dance class the next day !

Maui and Linda are outstanding performers! They performed for my niece's Moana themed 1st Birthday…read moreparty and we couldn't have been blessed with a better pair of talented performers to take all our guests on a Polynesian adventure. The kids and adults all had a blast singing songs from the movie Moana, playing traditional Hawaiian instruments, and learning new dance moves.