What time does Denoyer Dance Studio,Inc open?

Denoyer Dance Studio,Inc opens at 4:45 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.Denoyer Dance Studio,Inc opens at 9:00 AM on Saturday.

What time does Denoyer Dance Studio,Inc close?

Denoyer Dance Studio,Inc closes at 9:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.Denoyer Dance Studio,Inc is closed on Friday and Sunday.Denoyer Dance Studio,Inc closes at 12:00 PM on Saturday.

Mon-Thu 4:45 PM - 9:00 PMFri, Sun ClosedSat 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM

Does Denoyer Dance Studio,Inc take credit cards?

Yes, Denoyer Dance Studio,Inc takes credit cards.

Does Denoyer Dance Studio,Inc have parking?

Yes, Denoyer Dance Studio,Inc has parking options.

Specialties

We have been teaching dance in the south county area since 1956!

History

Established in 1957.

DeNoyer Dance Studio was founded by Lillian DeNoyer in the mid-1950's. Mrs. "D," as her students fondly called her, began dancing as a child, with her first teachers having been in Vaudeville circuit as the "Sandell Sisters." Her dancing career took off when she became a favorite at the Forest Park Highlands, a once famous amusement park in St. Louis. She later went on to become a shoe model because of her fabulous legs. Lillian retired from performing and modeling to become the mother of a son, Don, and a daughter, Sharon. At that time, Mrs. "D" was asked to teach dance for the local school district and the rest is history. Mr. DeNoyer converted a corner market into a dance studio, complete with lovely wooden floors. Lillian's sister, Myrtle, began working with her and in 1972, Sharon, then an elementary school teacher, joined them and began teaching dance. Lillian DeNoyer passed away in 1998 during a battle with cancer. Thousands of students experienced her extensive knowledge

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DeNoyer Dance Studio was founded by Lillian DeNoyer in the mid-1950's. Mrs. "D," as her students fondly called her, began dancing as a child, with her first teachers having been in Vaudeville circuit as the "Sandell Sisters." Her dancing career took off when she became a favorite at the Forest Park Highlands, a once famous amusement park in St. Louis. She later went on to become a shoe model because of her fabulous legs. Lillian retired from performing and modeling to become the mother of a son, Don, and a daughter, Sharon. At that time, Mrs. "D" was asked to teach dance for the local school district and the rest is history. Mr. DeNoyer converted a corner market into a dance studio, complete with lovely wooden floors. Lillian's sister, Myrtle, began working with her and in 1972, Sharon, then an elementary school teacher, joined them and began teaching dance. Lillian DeNoyer passed away in 1998 during a battle with cancer. Thousands of students experienced her extensive knowledge