I LOVE THIS STUDIO! There are so many different classes and styles to choose from, events to go to,…read moreand the community here is so wonderful and supportive of all arts. Its amazing having a space to look forward to!

Such a great atmosphere! My friend brought me for a ballet class and everyone here is so welcoming…read moreand the positivity is overwhelming.

Cool little spot! Not sure if you even could go wrong w/dancing and flowers!…read more Nice studio, intimate space offering unique classes such as Hoopdance for adults and kids (yay!), Zumba, Hip Hop, Belly Dance Fitness and Salsa classes. Very reasonably priced. You can get a lot of info from the website as well. Check them out.

Awesome little Studio!!!! Plenty of selection on dance classes offered at various times and much…read morethought was given to BVSD schedules and class end times. My 7 year old Daughter who has been trained in Ballet since 2.5 years old, has taken a variety of classes at O Dance as well as a couple of summer camps. She loves it!!! Personally I was always impressed by the quality of teaching and what the teachers accomplished to pull together in short amounts of time for little productions at Boulder fares or just for family to watch. My Daughter loves it there and she has learned more dance moves and choreography whilst having fun versus at a more disciplined dance school such as Boulder Ballet. The teachers selected to teach at O Dance seem to have the right balance to keep the pupils focused on learning the correct postures and steps, whilst keeping the fun very much part of the lessons. I very much recommend this dance studio to anyone looking for a good dance program for their child. Can't speak of the adult classes as I have not taken one myself. But all thumbs up on the youth programs and camps. Way to go O Dance Studio!!

First time here for West Coast Swing class on a Thursday - oh boy this is a huge deal! Lots of…read morepeople, huge parking lot but pretty full. Gabriel was funny and a great instructor. Still nervous to do the dance social but definitely will be back for more. Such a positive crowd and experience!!

Love the classes offered here! I continue to attend and can't wait for the next class.read more

This dance school is adorable and one of the only schools in Boulder dedicated to teaching only…read morechildren. They have everything from hip-hop and ballet, to movement classes like Nia and Pilates. This is a good thing because movement classes can help a growing dancer by keeping them strong and limber without overtaxing dancing muscles and tendons. Their pricing structure makes a lot of sense, pay for a semester that would follow the local schools schedule. You can also pay monthly and annually, but they don't follow the class schedule. I thought the expression classes would be something great for any child, dressing up as characters and trying to express them through movement. What fun.

From the owner: Studio D is the only dance studio in Boulder dedicated to children. It is a premium, progressive…read moredance academy emphasizing cumulative learning and structure while encouraging self-expression and individualism. We offer a wide array of traditional and non-traditional dance classes each created from a foundation of mind, body, and spirit wellness. Studio D is not an average dance studio, it is a children's epicenter that focuses on health through movement.

I am trying to do new things. I am a traditionally horrible dancer, so I did some looking around…read moreand found the Boulder Swing Dance web site. Classes are cheap ($10 for a drop in class or $35 for a 4-part series) and they start frequently (a new session every month) so I took my chance and jumped in on the next beginner-level class that came up. This was Lindy Hop 1, which meets on Monday nights. Tonight was my first lesson, and I cannot wait to go back next week. I have never danced a real dance before in my life, but John and Shana did a great job explaining everything clearly enough that it always felt natural to move on to the next step. The atmosphere was really relaxed and everyone seemed to have a genuinely good time. It is certainly okay to attend these classes on your own. My friend and I went without partners and a couple of guys stuck around from an earlier class to even things out. Not a big deal at all. I was concerned about not having the comfort of a familiar partner, but that soon was relieved as the class is structured so that every follow dances with every lead at least once. And since it's a "rotate clockwise" arrangement, there's no need to worry that nobody will choose you to dance. You just get the next person in the circle, and then the next. This setup not only eases the awkwardness of choosing a partner, it gives you the opportunity to dance with several people, and all of them will have a slightly different style. You don't learn to dance with your date, you learn to dance with anybody. The studio was a bit hot and everyone got really sweaty but, since everybody was sweaty, it was okay. I highly recommend wearing something comfortable that will allow you to breathe. After just the first session in this series, I feel like I progressed from hopeless to kind of okay at this particular dance, which is way more than I had anticipated. Trying new things is awesome!

I agree with another reviewer. Super rude staff at the front. Classes move ridiculously slow…read more Instructors are decent but we need more options in Boulder for Lindy Hop.

Staff filmed when requested not to and in dressing room. Staff gossiping about students during…read moresummer intensive hours. financially unstable.

Colorado Conservatory of Dance is hands down the best ballet school we have ever experienced. Both…read moreof our children, 14 yr daughter and 11 yr son, have been attending CCD since we moved to Broomfield CO in the summer of 2018. CCD's well rounded curriculum have allowed our kids to thrive and develop as dancers and individuals. Artistic director, Julia Wilkinson Manley, and the entire staff at CCD are phenomenal teachers, mentors, and role models.

I've been to a lot of different studios, but this one takes the cake. By far my favorite experience…read morei have ever had at any studio. Jamie and Kelsey are phenomenal instructors: they not only pushed me to be able to do things I didn't think possible, but also kept it super fun and engaging. 12/10 will be returning :-)

amazing kind and patient teachers! from someone with zero dance experience, zero rhythm, and…read moreminimal upper body strength it took a lot of courage to get myself here but it has been so so much fun! i'm 100% hooked

This is a great place to dance. The owner (Isaac) and staff here (Rafia and Peyton) are always…read morewarm, encouraging and friendly. The Arthur Murray dance method is methodical and flexible. It can't be easy training so many different ages and skill levels to dance, but they manage to make everyone feel welcome and teach at the level you need. I was a ballet dancer growing up, so need a lot of instruction on ballroom style and technique, but can pick up dance steps quickly. My husband is a martial artist with absolutely zero dance experience. He has different strengths and challenges from me in learning to dance. Rafia manages to teach each of us at our levels without either of us being bored or frustrated. And we're always having fun and laughing in our lessons. The instructors are great in keeping it focused but fun and relaxed. We've been with the studio for 2 years now. The way this Arthur Murray works is, you pay for the private lessons, and as long as you do at least one every two weeks, you can go to unlimited group classes, which they typically have each night during the week (depending on your level, you might be able to attend 3-4 of them). When you start, an instructor will ask which dances you're interested in, if you know, and help you figure out where you want to start. They offer pretty much every ballroom dance under the sun. We're most interested in the latin dances, so have been learning Cha Cha, Tango, Argentine Tango, Salsa, Rumba, Merengue and Samba. We've also sprinkled in some Swing, Country, Waltz and Foxtrot just from attending group classes. They start with basic steps, and each dance has a syllabus, so you progress carefully, consistently and thoughtfully into more complex movements. They're great about COVID social distancing. Everyone is always wearing a mask correctly - students and teachers. If you're worried about being in public, they offer Zoom lessons, or you could just opt to do personal lessons rather than come to the groups (which is what we've been doing for months.) On a bigger picture, if you're thinking of learning ballroom dance, get out there and do it. I've wanted to for years but felt held back by time and cost. Now that I'm doing it, I so wish I had found a way to start earlier. It's a really therapeutic part of my week. I get to take time out for myself, connect with my husband (there's a lot of work in the simple act of leading and following), and train in something I hope will continue with us for a lifetime. Plenty of people aren't partnered and take lessons alone. The instructors are wonderful for that as well, and group classes, if you're comfortable with the idea of dancing with others, allow you to meet and practice with other people - both partnered and solo, as the instructors always give the option to each student on whether they want to switch partners or not. I cannot recommend this studio highly enough. Give it a try!

I've been dancing here for four years and I love it. Great teachers, nice people and lots of fun.read more