The instructor takes the time to make sure you're understanding, and will go over the part that may…read morebe hard,and is super fun, it's a really nice environment, and I would recommend for anyone who is learning salsa or Bachata to go here first.

Highly recommend Danie from Ole to Dance studio. She is an excellent and very patient instructor…read more I'm taking her beginner group salsa and bachata lessons without a partner. There is no problem attending without a partner, Danie will make sure everyone has an opportunity to dance with someone. Danie group lessons are professional but fun, friendly and casual at the same time. I find Danie is very knowledgeable, she has been dancing and studied dance for most of her life in Cuba. She takes the time breaking down each set of steps into manageable amounts before moving on to the next set. Each week Danie reviews the steps so if you happen to miss a lesson you can easily get up the speed. She is always giving encouragement and motivation in the classes making the whole learning experience really enjoyable. If you want to learn to dance, I would highly recommend taking classes with Danie.

My Daughter is taking Dance there, overall, I am really impressed at how helpful the Teacher is,…read morethe Girls were nice and Welcoming, which helped my Daughter fit in really well. They incorporate a bit of Gymnastics into it which makes even better.

From the owner: Artistic Dance Scene strives to offer the very best in dance training while inspiring grace,…read moreconfidence, self-respect, teamwork, and leadership. Students of all ages can learn new dance styles, master dance steps, burn energy, get a workout and share a sport with others. Artistic Dance Scene provides a fun, safe and rewarding environment for dancers to grow and shine as individuals. Students will come to think of the studio as their "second home" where they have the freedom to express themselves while creating friendships and learning skills that will last a lifetime.

Just finished watching Peter Pan, A Holiday Pantomime with my little nieces. The Oakville Centre…read moreFor The Performing Arts is a perfect community auditorium, seating around 400 people, to host The Burl Oak Theatre Group's production. The Centre was filled, seemingly, to capacity and radiated with energy the of young children and their families. The play, itself was well done. It kept my four and seven year old nieces engaged for two hours- a difficult task to accomplish. Based on the Peter Pan story, of Disney fame, this interpretation is seeded by contemporary and retro songs that had adults and kids bouncing in their seats. Accolades to the director, Chantal Forde and Tim Cadney, who played Captain Hook and Mr. Darling, are merited. The latter actor stole the show. Bravo!

Scratch one off my bucket list!! We had the privilege of seeing Teri Clark perform live at the…read moreOakville Centre for the Performing Arts last night (March 25, 2017), and she gives a terrific show! Jessica Simpson was the opening act for the first half hour, then there was a 20 minute break, and then Teri and her band belted out the tunes for an hour and a half! Fabulous!! Meanwhile, I purchased the tickets on line which was easy, and they were scanned easily to get in. The staff was friendly and helpful. The seats were close and comfy in this intimate theatre, and it holds about 1000 people (looked like it was sold out). Although they sell beverages during the intermission, there's also a water dispenser in the wall (like at a hockey rink, to fill a bottle), and the facility provides plastic cups - and the water is tasty and free! To top it all off, they ask people to toss the cups in recycling. I would go back.