If you're looking for a dance school , this is it! I've been…read morelooking for a dance school for 3 years in San Antonio. My criteria: 1) cost is budget-friendly so I can do other things I love to do , 2) learning how to dance is very important and so instructors can teach and their staffing is consistent; and of course, learn the type of dances I'm interested in after work hours and / or weekends. 3) a consistent schedule that will not be changed at the last minute without notice, 4) a friendly community and atmosphere where I can have fun and be with people who I share the same interests with, and 4) close to home or work. C & C met all of these requirements and more. They have a nice open space that they now have outgrown. I heard they opened in 2013 (not sure) I've been there at times when all the floor is taken because scheduled classes are going on as well as teaching with private instructors, in an extended area that for some unknown reason is of a different level. They need more space. They have socials but is limited only to the ones going C & C.

David and Jennie are fully dedicated fantastic instructors that are able to teach all forms of…read moresocial and ballroom dancing. Their energy and unique personalities bring fun to the floor and the warm welcoming atmosphere makes this a great place to learn. Once inside you feel like you are a part of a very special family. Try it, you won't be sorry you did.

The front desk staff is wonderful and can answer most of your day-to-day questions, which matters…read moremore than you'd think. The building is secured and you have to be buzzed in, which as a dance parent I appreciated. They offer classes to all abilities from recreational to serious ballet and even have a new musical theater track with an amazing instructor! There is a genuine camaraderie between the kids and the parents are warm and welcoming. As far as a dance community goes I could not ask for more! This school encourages dancer independence as preparation for more serious dance opportunities. This is something I think tends to take new families time to get used to but before you know it, you will be so impressed at how well your kids handle these responsibilities! Genuinely great kids at this studio!

I highly recommend Dance Center of San Antonio, centrally located near North Star Mall. Over the…read morepast two years, my daughter has grown tremendously in her dance skills, confidence, and discipline. As a Type 1 diabetic, we truly appreciate how caring, attentive, and well-trained the staff is with students of all ages and needs. As a homeschool family, the studio has given my daughter a beautiful sisterhood and lifelong friendships. Their annual Nutcracker performance is amazing, and their musical theatre productions twice a year provide incredible opportunities. The summer intensives are excellent, with so much learning from guest teachers and faculty. My daughter is especially excited for her role in Don Quixote this summer -- we are so grateful to be part of this wonderful studio

Incredible studio, with the BEST instructors. We love this dance studio and are incredibly happy…read more My daughter loves going to "the studio". If you're looking for high quality instruction, but with a balance of fun in a nurturing environment Trilogy is it!

This place told my child to go f*ck herself Immediately took…read moreher out They don't care about he people they are "teaching" They just want money and are desperate I do not recommend this to anyone Teachers that cuss to children and demotivated them is terrible (She cussed at my daughter many time and I've been there to here it 6 times now) (My daughters 7 years old)

When my daughter started showing signs of wanting to perform either singing or dancing I told a…read morefriend who recommended me coming here since her daughter was going there. We decided to take a chance and try it out. Nestled in a business center along with a closed restaurant and a dollar store is this awesome dance studio. Since my daughter has started coming here I've noticed her confidence level go up, she is so happy getting out all that energy from her system and applying it to flexibility and strength training in tumbling, jazz, ballet, and tap dance. She loves it so so much. She is always in the hands of professionals and trainers that fill their class with good music, moves that will warm her up for a successful performance at the end of the year. At the end of the year they show different performances that they prepare for during the year to end in a grand finale! So excited to see my little girl blossom and become strong & athletic. Can't wait to see her perform at the end of the year! I think it's every ballet parents' dream come true. Feels so rewarding! If you want your child to excel in flexibility & strength, it doesn't matter if they were born for it or they have difficulty in it, this is the place to go. Check it out, the first class trial is free! Also if your friends kids join, you get a discount for referring. Lots of benefits for joining. It's a win win if you ask me.

Filthy place full of roaches. On multiple occasions we used a studio that is infested with…read morecritters! The owner, obviously , doesn't invest in upkeep of the studio and it shows. Customer service is poor and obviously the owner has issues with attitude!

Phenomenal dance training in a loving and supportive environment. Heather is one of the kindest…read morepeople you could ever meet and she has a staff of teachers just the same. My daughter loves to learn from the teachers at HSSD and enjoys all the guest teachers brought in too. Highly recommend this studio.

My daughter loves this studio! The teachers there are caring and the dancers all get along well…read more Her previous studio was more into the competitive stuff and kind of stuck up. It's not like that here! They do some competitive stuff but very little. You won't find a bunch of competition teams here like they have at other studios. That's better because some studios focus on that and if your child isn't in that you feel ignored and like you don't matter. That happened at my daughter's last studio. This is my daughter's 3rd year at HSSD and she loves it there!

I love all the classes and teachers. I love that pure barre is all over. When I am traveling I…read morecheck out other studios.

Worst experience I've ever had with customer service. The class was disappointing as well as the…read moreinstructor.

Just had to wait 30 in beginning but after that it was ok…read more Sweet girl learning They check all along the way Prices were discounted even more than usual Had hair trim, color and highlights Chairs were the worse for my back, no lumbar support One toilet was out of order in women's and that left one for everyone . Come early to find parking, esp around lunch time.

I've been getting mani and pedis the last few months with Shay, a really sweet and talented…read morestudent. I've had gel pedis, dip manis and a Green "Cat-Eye" Gel and Dip Powder Mani in December and Gold "Cat Eye" Gel Mani on Wednesday. Shay has even done freehand flower designs on my big toes in Aug. & Sept. 2025. I saw her own nails and how creatively designed they were so we chatted about her journey. She already had done mani and pedis on her friends and family so she was already skilled as far as nail art. She just had to get the education, learn more techniques and instruction so she could get licensed. Shay is always friendly, engaging, patient and listens to the client's desires. She is willing to work with you and make helpful suggestions based on your choices and lifestyle. She's even informed me of what a licensed manicurist can and cannot do. Miss Whitney, her instructor has been a helpful guide whenever Shay's had a question. Miss Whitney always says "Come back again!" For all services, Shay will go thru a checklist and pricing to verify you are aware of what you are having done up front. You have to sign the Consent Form w/disclosures and your signatures. For the Basic pedis, I've had the gel polish which is finished with a Green Tea scrub, peach lotion and cuticle oil. For the dip Manis, I've had the standard until I had the Cat Eye technique in Dec 2025. Shay had a small green colored oval area on her nails and I asked her about it so she worked with me on the base Green color and top Green color to create the effect. The polish has magnetic pieces that creates a 3-D effect when you use a magnet after applying the polish, then finishing with UV light. I never knew about this and thought it was pretty cool esp. when I'd turn my finger. I had the #40 Gold Cat Eye Gel polish last Wednesday without the dip so I can give my nail beds a break from the dip powders. Shay helped in the consultation and the price point turned out even less to get the effect I wanted to achieve. I only have one other appointment before she graduates but already follow her on IG. She has lots of uploaded pretty nail designs! Wishing her the best of luck!

Tucked in a quiet shopping center in castle hills, this location has a lot to offer for the public!…read moreI came for a free weekday show and was pleasantly surprised. They have merch such as journals, clothing, water bottles ballet shoes, and other items for sale in the front entry. The back area looks like the practice studio and they have one room in the front where they seated about 50 people to watch a free show of highlights from their current season. I love that they opened it to everyone and a few community groups of adults were attending at the time. What a sweet way to allow everyone to be able to enjoy ballet. The dancers were incredible and so skilled!

I wish that I could recommend this ballet school but after a year and a half with this…read moreorganization, I am so underwhelmed and overly frustrated with the lack of transparency and common sense that runs this business, I cannot. My daughter loves ballet and it really doesn't take much to make her happy but both times she had a ballet teacher that suddenly disappeared and saddened her immensely. Speaking from a business standpoint, this ballet school is very poorly run and seems to have significant issues keeping teachers, running itself consistently, and being financially honest. In the time that we've gone here, these are the things I took away: 1- Financially fraudulent. We've had to fight to keep money in our pocket as faulty contracts and constant changes seem to give the director the impression she is entitled to money that is not hers to take or keep. This is a big one for me and honestly should be reported to the Better Business Bureau. 2- Staffing seems to be an issue. Both teachers that my daughter was attached to disappeared without warning and no explanation. This was devastating to my daughter both times and showed the lack of care or accountability this ballet studio has towards its students. Other students or Danielle, the director, took over the classes, which wasn't received well by the girls. Parents expressed the same sentiments and agreed that this was the main reason they were going elsewhere for their kids. 3- Lack of organization and communication: we participated in one production and it will be our last with San Antonio Ballet school. Along with many other parents, we were consistently frustrated with the lack of information and direction throughout the process. Shocked at the financial expectations and chaotic environment that spoke only of complete inexperience or dismissive attitudes. With young dancers, it's natural to be cautious and inquisitive about the process and the safety of your child. These questions were treated like they were idiotic and unnecessary which led many of us parents to share as much information in the hopes of helping each other. It was insane and the end result was that most parents were looking to new ballet studios or weren't participating in another production. There were few volunteers involved in the production that were family or friends of the director or parents of ballet students. Needless to say, some parents directly told me they were not participating because of previous bad experiences. This spoke again of a poorly run business. For me, this is all the reasons I need to seek ballet elsewhere. It seemed to me that while Danielle was an apt teacher, she should leave the actual running of the business to someone with more integrity and experience. Her biggest piece of clout also seems to be her belief that her studio is the most inclusive, while I think she has more integral problems to worry about.