We absolutely love this studio...Mr. Kyle and Mr.Peter have been nothing but kind and sweet people…read moreto our daughter...if you want a place for your child to go...this is the place...this was her first time doing ballet.. and she has loved it since day 1...thank yawl so much..to you and your staff...

We have been with Kyle Kahn Studios Dance for almost two years and we have absolutely loved it! We…read morelove all of the instructors and everyone is so kind. My daughter has learned so much in just the short time she has been there and made really great friendships as well. We have not had any negative experiences and love the communication! Best dance studio hands down! We are looking forward to many many years to come with KKDC and KKS! Love our dance family!

I've been curious about doing pole for a while, but I was having trouble finding a studio that…read morewasn't seemingly solely focused on weight loss. I'm 270lbs, and have gone through a really long journey to learn to love the body that I'm in, so the weight loss culture that exists in gyms and workout studios really isn't for me. Enter Closet Poler!! I live in Atlanta, and there are plenty of studios that are closer to me, but it was 100% worth the drive down to Newnan for their Intro to Pole class. January(Crimson Goddess) is a phenomenal teacher. She started the lesson with some great affirmations about loving our bodies, and stressed that every body is different, and that we shouldn't get caught up trying to make our bodies do what other peoples bodies do. During class I was deeply thankful for January's detailed instructions, and how she would break down each thing we learned into it's essential movements, and how she took the time to go over things more than once if I was having trouble following. I really loved how she encouraged us to be our sexiest selves, both verbally, and by example. By the end of the class I was doing things that I never thought I'd do, and it was only my first class!! I can't express how amazing it was to really work my body and muscles in a place where I didn't feel like I was being judged at all. I will absolutely be coming back to Closet Poler when my schedule allows, and I'll definitely be recommending it to friends!! Can't wait for my next class!

Wow what an amazing experience. The intro to chair and pole will change your life. It was very…read moresensual and I felt like I had a nice fulfilling work out. The owner/instructor is very attentive, supportive, and knowledgeable. Get off the couch and make a life changing move to the Closet Poler dance studio.

It's fun to stay at YyyyyyyyMCA Sorry. I couldn't help myself…read more So my nephew goes to summer camp here and loves but I recently brought him here for basketball practice and had a wonderful experience. I was able to get a nice workout in while he practiced and I loved that it wasn't super crowded. Yeah, it was a Friday so maybe that had something to do with it. The gym, or wellness center as it's known here, has plenty of cardio and weightlifting equipment, and there's several classrooms for group fitness classes and a room for cycling. It's safe to say that being s memeber here has its benefits. The staff are awesome and are readily available to answer any questions you may have. Everyone I've come in contact with has been friendly and the people that work here seem to really enjoy what they do. There's also a play center for kids to go to while you workout so there's no excuse to get moving! The space is clean and big enough to where you don't feel suffocated by others in the gym. They also have a fancy pool if you feel like practicing your butterfly. Need a place to workout???? Come to the YMCA!

Your experience here is going to come from what you're trying to get out of the place. If you want…read moreto work out/train not a bad place at all great equipment. Albeit a bit cramped still gets the job done. If you're trying to play basketball you're golden except the schedule is never correct. Expect to drive up there only to be told you can't go in to hoop. And they will push you out if you're already in the gym. Not a professional way to handle things here.

This was my 4th time doing a DIY project here and each and every time has been a great experience…read more I will be back for my 5th....

From the owner: AR Workshop Newnan is a New and Fun environment where you can learn how to make the Best Home Decor…read morethat everyone will think you had a professional do. We offer a variety of workshops (classes) for projects such as Wood Signs, Chunky Knit Blankets, Pillows, Canvas Signs, and more. Come with a friend or come with a group! We do online registrations and also offer birthday parties, corporate events, and team building.

What could improve? Actually being inclusive of all students, not just the top dancers. Wouldn't…read moreeven allow an autistic student to audition- told them they didn't want them embarrassing themselves. Literally embarrassed for them.

My family was involved with Southern Arc Dance for two years. The teachers are kind, skilled, and…read morededicated, and there is a genuine effort to support students, including disabled dancers in programs like "Dance Without Limits." My daughter participated in Dance Without Limits, beginning teen ballet, and hip hop classes. While we did not pay for Dance Without Limits, we paid full price for the beginning teen ballet and hip hop classes. I also participated in fundraising videos for grants and volunteered backstage for every production my daughter participated in. Before September 2025, I would have given Southern Arc Dance a glowing 5-star review. My daughter adored the teachers and the studio, but over time, the organization, communication, and planning declined. Events were often scheduled last minute, rehearsals were confusing, and auditions were handled in ways that were deeply hurtful to students and families. My daughter and the other Dance Without Limits students were told to attend Nutcracker auditions this year like everyone else but were barred from actually trying out. They were instructed to sit along the wall and watch their peers. After an hour of waiting, they were sent home. When my daughter asked why, the director said her stretching had served as her audition and that it was "to show buy-in." She was then cast as a soldier again with "her friends," the other Dance Without Limits students. This would have been her third consecutive year in that role. My daughter and the other Dance Without Limits students pay the same participation and costume fees as typical dancers for the Nutcracker performance, and I have evidence of this on my account and in my bank statements. She was not asking for special treatment. She simply wanted the chance to try, work hard, and grow. She loved to dance and wanted other opportunities, yet she was denied them. This sent the message that typical dancers were not her friends and that she was only seen in one way. We attempted to resolve this issue with the owners through multiple emails and a phone call, but communication was very poor and our concerns were left unresolved. This was especially painful given my daughter's dedication. She attended every class and rehearsal and I volunteered backstage while her brother was critically ill at home. Her brother passed away in June, and she had been looking forward to the Nutcracker as a joyful distraction. Instead, she felt tokenized and excluded. Favoritism, accessibility issues, and costume planning that overlooks the needs of disabled dancers compound the inequity. I am writing this review so other families can make a fully informed decision. If you are okay with your disabled child being limited to the Dance Without Limits class, repeatedly cast only as a soldier, and never given a chance to grow or earn new opportunities, this studio may work for you. Otherwise, be aware of organizational, communication, and equity issues. I give Southern Arc Dance three stars because there were positive moments and talented teachers, but I hope the owners read this, understand the impact of their decisions on my daughter and our family, and take accountability so no one else experiences what we went through.