A wonderful place for my girls to explore and develop their passions for dance while making…read morelifetime friends. Ms. Greene provides such a wonderful home environment while providing support, discipline, and structure. I also love the fact that they offer music and voice lessons.

From the owner: The Dance Emporium offers dance and music instruction for students aged 3 through adult. Classes…read moreare available in Ballet, Tap, Jazz, HipHop, Lyrical, Pointe, Rhythmic Tap, Stretch Classes and Preschool Dance. Acrobatics instruction is available for the recreational student and as a supplemental technique for dance students. Music lessons are also available in Piano, Voice, Drums and Guitar. We pride ourselves on our diversity in instruction, style, and technique. We keep our class sizes small to allow for the necessary individualized instruction so over student can reach their potential. Our dance rooms are well maintained, complete with wood or marley floors to reduce the risk of injury to students. To allow more students to be involved, the studio also has three performance teams which participate in community events and performances. We also offer birthday parties! Choose whether you want a dance party or an acrobatics party and we'll take care of everything else!

DO NOT RECOMMEND!!!! My daughter came home hysterical crying because of the way the teacher…read morescreamed at her. The instructor told her and i quote "why don't you try log rolling instead of ballet with those big lanky feet". I am appalled and disgusted 0/10. I WOULD NEVER GO BACK DONT SUBJECT YOUR BABIES TO THESE INSTRUCTORS!!!!

I wish I could give it zero stars, but due to Yelps policies, I'm doing a community service by at…read moreleast giving one. abby lee Miller didn't get hospitalized for dance studios like this to be popping around. Will not recommend.

We have been so pleased to find a dance studio that accommodates differently able people. All of…read morethe teachers are wonderful, kind and talented. We highly recommend Sunshine Dance Studio!

We enrolled our daughter in classes after reading so many wonderful reviews about this school. We…read morewere excited to meet the staff and see what our daughter would be doing, as we had in other schools that she had been in. After being delayed for 4 weeks due to construction, and then being told the week before the school had actually moved, we arrived to a new building with no little to no parking and no signs saying where the school was. When we finally found it, we were greeted with a mask mandate that wasn't communicated, and a room that was a quarter of the size of their old space. These things we could deal with. It was what followed that completely soured our opinion of the school. The man at the entrance simply told about the masking and then told us that we could leave and didn't have to stick around. While he was polite, we were confused. In other schools, we more than welcome to wait and watch our daughter enjoy her class. When we told him we wanted to wait, he got annoyed and immediately got the owner. When she approached us she explained that they don't allow the parents to wait and that we should use this as "free time" and that we could come back five minutes before class ended to watch. She then basically pushed us out of the building. This wasn't communicated before hand, so our daughter was upset by this. Once we assured her we were just outside, we left to find other parents waiting in the parking lot just as confused and irritated as us. One parent went back in to complain, and instead of being gracious and helping we later heard the headmistress aggressively complaining to her staff about the parent, fully in front of the children they were supposed to be teaching. When we went back to watch, the instructors were already cleaning up and the headmistress had to tell the instructor to go back and show us what they had taught our daughter. We were greeted with a 5 minute stretching session that showed us nothing that our daughter didn't already know before going into the class. Between this all this, the complete lack of communication on the staff's part and the fact that the classes are 30 minutes long, which is half the time other dance studios are offering at twice the price, this studio does not hold its value at all.

My husband and I work out 3-4 x a week , but wanted to try yoga to increase flexibility. We both…read morehave lost 40-60 lbs. From going to the gym. But are still heavier people and werent sure if we could handle it. We have went 3 times and tried 3 different classes and 3 different instructors. All have been fun, educational, supportive and challenging. More importantly, it has helped me sleep better and actually got rid of my heel spurs for several days from the deep stretching. If your not sure if yoga is your thing, this is a great studio to start and grow with. They have all props and even extra mats.

First time doing yoga. Went to the Level 1 class with Lori absolutely loved it. Feel very relaxed…read moreand looking forward to the next class.

Several of our friends and family have enrolled our kids at the "Kennett School of Gymnastics" over…read morethe past 20 years. we have had nothing but great quality teachers who truly care about their students. i would recommend the Kennett school to anyone looking for quality instruction.

There is no sanitizing or wiping equipment down. Class after class tumble on the same mats once…read moretheir done the mats are placed on top of each other for the next class. I feel as much as this company charges, sanitation should be on the top of the list.

Kennett dance offers the best technique in the area. You can see the difference, especially when…read morecomparing senior dancers from Kennetts vs other studios.

Excellent dance school. Instructors are wonderful. The recitals are very professionally done.read more

Turned out to be a disaster. Instructor wasn't happy about the class size so she canceled the only…read moreclass I could attend. I prepaid for classes and have an unused portion that she's unwilling to refund. Typical case of Buyer Beware!

From the owner: RewindFit brings you health and fitness from a NYC trained instructor. From yoga and Pilates to…read morebarre and bootcamp, this blend of classes suits all levels. Nutrition counseling, group or private and private sessions are also available.

This was my first and last gym. Most others I've been a member of between experiences were much…read moresmaller and upscale, so it might not be fair to compare Planet Fitness to them, but that's the breadth of my gym going experience. I loved how everyone cleaned up after themselves and the 30 Minute circuit was an actual circuit at Planet Fitness back in the day. Now even regulars who've been going to this gym for years seem allergic to cleaning up their sweat, and it isn't enforced at all. I don't even see staff cleaning after themselves when they workout. The quickest way to offend those in the circuit area is to ask them if they can move so you can actually circulate. I haven't asked the staff to enforce it because they don't do that either when they are working out. The first time I joined the gym there was someone who tended to peek into the circuit area. She would say she didn't mind people choosing not to do the circuit but they needed to be mindful of those who are trying or she could help them find similar equipment to use outside of the circuit. She'd ask people to wipe down equipment before moving on If she saw them walking away. There is nothing like that at all now. Nothing is enforced. Equipment hogging throughout the gym can be annoying, especially if the person is just sitting and FaceTiming or watching TikToks for a half hour. I don't remember that being an issue when I first joined. There are a few customers who might try to claim three pieces of equipment by doing stuff like putting a phone, water bottle, and a key on each. I wish staff didn't allow that, but most customers are fine if you ask them if you can move their stuff for whatever amount of minutes you'd like to use the equipment. I've actually met most of my gym buddies that way. Ironically, I think most hog just to preemptively protect their workout time from the real hoggers. The only place I've really received pushback asking for someone to move their things has been in the circuit area. Most of the customers are friendly or at least neutral. There are times sexual harassment can be a bit much, but I've noticed most like that don't tend to stay at the gym long. The air can be hot and stuff for a gym, but I tell myself that's how PF keeps costs down. Staff are friendly. It isn't uncommon to see someone walking around with a Swiffer or a mop. The bathroom and changing area is almost always reasonably clean relative to the amount of foot traffic in and out. If it isn't clean when I walk in, it's clean by the time I leave. Gyms with much lighter foot traffic aren't as diligent about keeping the bathrooms clean. One thing I like about the renovation is that I feel as if there is more space to stretch and stuff without getting in anyone's space even at peak times. I never realized that I had been accumulating points to get free stuff at the gym until a staff member told me the program was going away. There wasn't really anything to get because others had been redeeming their points. That was a bummer because I had a ton of points. There is no more free pizza these days. It's been gone many years, but I still miss my slice of white. I appreciate the Tootsie Rolls, though.

Azeem is still the best opener they've had. Staff Mike likes to park his big truck on the walkway…read moreby the bike rack. It's pretty obnoxious. Even more that a member would get in trouble for doing that. I'm sure he will use his handicap placard as his reasoning but again, other members have to use designated parking spaces - why does he get to park there?