For anyone that wants to learn Aerial Silks, I highly recommend Aerial Dance Chicago!…read moreTo be honest I kind didnt want to review it because I dont want the classes to fill up to quickly (how selfish of me) haha. but I couldn't help myself. I have tried various Aerial silk classes but nothing like this. The instructors are wonderful, they are patient and they explain everything. I can definitely see my progress and look forward to going to class every Saturday. It is also right off the Irving blue line, so super accessible and they take PayPal as a form of payment online.

As a beginner who has never taken a fabrics class, this was an amazing first experience and will…read morecontinue to attend classes. Angela, one of the instructors was patient, very nice, encouraging and knowledgable. She broke everything down in such a basic way that I could understand. Kept the class moving along and was mindful of everyone taking their turns. This is by far an excellent space to take class for aerial art. The studio is clean, beautiful and private. I will continue to be a student here and recommend to give it a try. No matter what level. I am a beginner and look forward to continuing. Adults and kids! Great place!

I found Studio M while I was looking for a new exercise routine for the spring and summer. I love…read morethe convenience of parking and studio location, but more than that, I love the adult beginner ballet class. Dina, the owner and instructor, gives us a good workout and challenges us each class but never makes us feel inadequate or like we shouldn't be there (especially nice since we are adults in a beginning ballet class, most with absolutely no experience). She does a great job of explaining the steps and making a fun atmosphere. Each week brings a review and a new lesson and the class is definitely becoming addictive. I also get to see the end of her kids' classes and love seeing the smiling faces of the little ballerinas leave each week. Studio M offers great classes for kids and adults and I can't wait to bring more friends to class

This is a hidden Gem. I've been looking for an adult ballet class for months and I'm so happy I…read morefound this one. Dina is a great teacher because she isn't afraid to challenge you especially when she knows you are ready to try a new move. I have little to no experience as a dancer but Dina is right there to make the proper corrections. So don't be shy come and try the adult ballet class. There are also classes for children.

I love this studio. Lyn is an excellent teacher. The community is so supportive and welcoming and…read moreyou can't find better quality dance classes. I highly recommend.

This is an excellent studio. I've been talking Jazz for 9 months. Lyn is an great instructor. I…read morebelieve many of her classes are tap dancing but I know she instructs ballet as well. It a very comfortable environment. All the other students I've met at the studio were fun to meet.

For more than a decade, from a toddler to my tweens, I studied dance. I think my mother hoped it…read morewould make me more graceful and less klutzy - fail. Epic. Fail. Even though I loved dance and had no fear of performing, the one that always made me feel uncoordinated and self-conscious was any sort of unscripted booty shaking in front of others. It's still rare that you'll finding me dancing with reckless abandon outside the confines of my home unless there are serious amounts of booze involved. Until now that is. I entered the DDPP studio full of excitement and trepidation, still unsure if I could really let loose in a room full of strangers without some liquid courage. All my nervousness quickly melted away as I saw women of all ages, colors, shapes and sizes filter into the studio; the veterans full of excitement and positive energy. I paid my $5 and figured that worst that could happen was that I'd give a room full of mostly strangers some comic relief. As has been mentioned before, the studio is nothing fancy, but for this it really doesn't need to be. There are a few mirrors, some rope lights along the floor and a light machine. The music is courtesy of guest DJ's, not pros, but fellow DDPP'ers; you only need to attend once before becoming one. There aren't many rules to DDPP, but the two key ones are no judgment of yourself or others and no talking (singing along is ok). I'm still working on that first rule; I was truly wowed by the other ladies in the room and silently quite critical of my own, but the dimmed lights helped me work on my inhibition. A warm up and cool down song sandwich the non-stop dance party. You can move with as much intensity as you like, but it's hard not to get caught up in the infectious energy in the room. As far as apparel is concerned, anything goes. However, I would strongly suggest layers and breathable fabrics, leave the denim at home but defo bring a water bottle and maybe even a hand towel. I consider myself to be in decent shape and it wasn't long before I was crazy sweaty and a touch winded. If you're looking to work out some emotions, burn some calories or simply get your grove on, you've got to try it - it probably will cost you less than some fancy Starbucks drink. I may never convince myself that I look any better than Elaine Benes on the dance floor, but I'm working on not caring.

What if he was Romeo in black jeans? What if he was Heathcliff (it's no myth)? Maybe she's just…read morelooking for...someone to dance with.... Hell, what chick needs to find some guy to dance with when there's Dance Dance Party Party? To echo my fellow yelpers, this is awesome. It's like when you dance around your house by yourself, pretending you're Madonna, but with 20 other ladies doing the same thing. No judgment, no talking, no boys. Aside from being a good workout, it's incredibly liberating. No better way to spend 5 bucks and an hour. Don't you wanna dance? Say you wanna dance. Don't you wanna dance? Uh-huh. With somebody who loves me. Eff that noise, he can stay home. I got my girls.

took private classes with Alina to learn some moves for my first dance for my wedding. the entire…read moreexperience was fantastic and our instructor was amazing. She worked with our schedule and our availability. We felt confident and really put on a show :) thank you Alina you are so so awesome and we are so happy with how our first dance turned out

Abc dance is awesome for kiddie dance classes. I highly recommend Ms. Cari who teaches ballet, hip…read morehop and does some cool choreography work for events. This place has it together and they do a good job of mixing business and fun. It's affordable and fun but the kids learn a lot and it's a win-win for everyone. This is one of the best values for me.

Dennis was very patient with my girlfriend and I when we were learning. Walked us through all of…read morethe basics and by the end of the class we both felt like we had learned something. Would definitely recommend to anyone trying to learn the way he breaks it down made it a lot easier.

Great studio, fun atmosphère, Dennis is a very knowledgeable instructor. He knows many many dance…read morestyles

Fun place. They rent out their place for people to do classes. I've done popping, locking, shuffle…read moredance classes there. Kewl place.

I recently discovered the Puzzle Box through a series of Instagram videos. I noticed they did kpop…read moreclasses. My daughter loves kpop. I signed my daughter up for this past weekend and she had soo much fun. It was a bit crowded and the air conditioning wasn't working (minus 1 start) - but she really liked it: She is looking forward to more classes in the future!

Excellent dance studio! The instructor is professional, makes you feel relaxed and it's such a fun…read moreexperience. It's a cute studio too. Makes you feel like dancing. Highly recommend the 10 lesson package. It's a great deal.

Juanita was amazing! I booked a "just for fun" lesson for my boyfriend's birthday, and was a little…read morenervous at first but she was great! She didn't overcrowd us and let us have our time together, while still being sure to guide us through the steps of each dance. We went through the basics of swing dancing, a waltz, and bachata. It was a great experience and we would definitely go again!