Such a beautiful studio with amazing instructors! The studio has so much to offer from Adults to…read moreYouth.

I absolutely love Gold Ballroom Dance Studio! The staff is professional, patient, and incredibly…read moreencouraging. They create a welcoming atmosphere that builds confidence while learning to dance. The culture is supportive and the location is great. Highly recommend.

Me and my friends have been wanting to try something new! We found this place and let me tell you!…read moreSuper fun! The instructor was super fun and friendly and helpful! This was our first time and we plan on coming back!

From the owner: Join our dynamic pole dance classes and have so much fun in a welcoming, energetic environment.read more

Beyond the Movement is a great local dance studio specializing in all types of dance, from ballet…read moreto tap and hip-hop. Ebonee Johnson takes the time to truly teach the art of dance, not just the moves. Classes ranging from beginner to the experienced.

Took my daughter to dance here after leaving 2 other dance studios because of the way they treat…read moretheir students- this is truly the place to go if you want your child to learn to dance and have a good time doing it. Miss Mary is a saint!

What a wonderful studio and Mary Norton is just fabulous. Come sign your kids up she now offers…read morejazz and Hip Hop

There are dance classes that are just about little girls getting to dress up, or learn a quick…read moreroutine 2 weeks before a recital, and then there are dance classes where children are going to learn and grow confidence and keep what they are being taught for the rest of their lives, and STILL get the experience of dressing up and feeling lovely on stage. JMDS is the latter. I have two daughters who simply adore Ms Jean and their dance classes with her. And I'm an involved parent which means I simply adore the big window which allows me to watch everything they're learning in dance class. As a former elementary teacher myself, I can tell you, Ms Jean has what we teachers call "an innate ability to handle classroom management". This is not a class for kids to mess around in. However, each child gets a big welcome and knows Ms. Jean loves them each time they enter and leave their class. If you're looking for a teacher who knows how to manage children, has an innate teaching ability and who creates complex intricate routines that young children are able to learn and do, JMDS is the place to head. We actually don't even live in Grasonville. We live near St Michaels and yet we are willing to travel north each week for our dance lessons. BEST experience in dance that we have had so far. Thank you, Ms Jean!

From the owner: 25 years professional in the Entertainment business with over 18 years in dance Education. Training…read moremany successful dancers, actors.

I'm torn between rating this a 2 and a 3. I'll start off by saying I danced for about 12 years,…read morestarting as a preschooler up through high school. This was the third studio I danced for in Salisbury, after taking a two years break from dance in middle school. Feet of Fire was relatively new (I believe they were in either their second or third year when I began dancing there). Even in the short amount of time they had been open, I had heard about them and seen them perform, and thought it was some place I'd really enjoy dancing. Since I hadn't danced in two years, I first joined as a recreational student, with the idea to possibly move up into their performance troupe after I got myself back into the swing of things. That's the first con in my opinion: they have a competition team, as well as performance troupe that performs at various events all over the shore. If you're just simply a recreational student with no ties to the performance troupe or competition team, you're just another person who walks in the door a few times a week to take class and pays tuition. That's it, you're really nobody. You have to audition for both teams, and I've heard it's pretty difficult to get in. The dancers are fantastic though, I will give them that. All classes are grouped by age rather than dance experience. This isn't really a good method in my opinion because there may be a mix of very experienced dancers and girls that haven't danced at all, all grouped into one class. The classes are slowed down for the beginners, and as someone with a good deal of experience under my belt, it was a bit frustrating. The class sizes for recreational students is horrendous, especially for the older girls. Anyone over the age of 12 is immediately thrown into the "Teen" class, which can consist of middle schoolers to college age students, and anywhere in between. These classes sometimes push 20+ students, which makes for a cramped dance studio and a slow moving class as others have to catch up while rehearsing. Not sure about the classes for younger kids, but they also have multiple classes for the same age group, so I would imagine they're a bit smaller. So I guess the older girls get the short end of the stick. I was also treated poorly as a student, which is one reason why I left and found another studio after only one year. Most of their dance teachers aren't really qualified; they're just former students who are now teaching classes. To me, that's okay I guess for small children who aren't really "dancing", since classes for preschoolers tend to be more creative movement oriented. But for older students wanting to dance and/or possibly work towards a career, that isn't appropriate. The owner of the studio (and one of the only qualified instructors) works almost exclusively with the performance troupe and competition team members. This studio also offers no form of classical ballet instruction. None whatsoever. I realize not every dancer wants to take classical ballet, I was one of them. But I was forced to take five years of it and I think it really helped me overall in the dance world, since ballet is the basis for basically every style of dance. I think all dancers under the age of 7 should be enrolled in traditional ballet classes, then if they want to branch out into other styles of dance, then at least they have some foundation. I don't know, maybe just my personal opinion. Overall, this studio isn't bad, but it isn't great either. Their performance troupe and competition team are fantastic, but recreational dancing is so-so. If you're looking to become a strong competitive dancer, this is definitely the place for you. If you're just dancing for fun, I'd think about another studio, unless you don't mind being treated like another number. I think they're more focused on the money.

Great faculty, Great staff, Extremely Organized, Truly Care About Children.....Amazing Product!…read moreHighly recommend.....

I'm so thankful for Soul Yoga Studio in Salisbury! Excellent studio with great teachers and a…read morewelcoming community. The atmosphere is peaceful and the studio offers a variety of levels for beginners and advanced yogis. I'm a dance teacher, so the physical practice of yoga comes easily, but I had very little experience with meditation and mindfulness. I've made a lot of progress in that aspect thanks to Soul Yoga. Would highly recommend this studio!

I drove here from Cambridge as I participated in Ironman Maryland and it was such a great decision!…read moreThe people were very welcoming and studio was great. It isn't too big, but for the neighborhood it seems perfect. Men's bathroom had a shower which was a pleasant surprise, although there is only one bathroom for men (I was the only guy that day, which I always love ). But this is definitely a spot worth checking out and going out of your way of you need to!

Love love love working out at Sea Barre. As for the barre classes, it's always a great mix of women…read moreyoung and old. The instructors always have great attitudes and push everyone to do their best and have fun. The workouts are designed to be very tough but are easy to adjust if you need to scale back.

Took a barre class over the weekend, led by one of the owners, Sara. Was in town visiting family…read moreand my sister suggested we go. I am quite out of shape and was nervous to take a class (it's been a long time). Sara was incredibly encouraging, had great energy and spirit. Will certainly return next time I'm in town.