Took two classes here during National Dance Week with discounted rates and enjoyed both of them!…read more One was Hip Hop on Monday at 7, the other was movement on Wednesday at 5:30. The instructors went out of their way to make everyone feel welcomed, respected, and comfortable, the facilities were beautiful and well maintained, and the prices are reasonable, even without the discount. There is no parking lot bur street parking was really easy both times I went. If I had one suggestion for improvement it's that I wish there was less time spent on talking and introductions during class, and more time spent learning choreography (a one hour class turned into maybe 40 minutes of dancing) but it does allow for a community to develop. I'll definitely be back! Thanks Dancing Grounds! Update: I did realize the classes were 75 min not 60, but still you should expect to be in a circle talking / introducing yourself / saying affirmations for the first few minutes which might throw you if you weren't prepared for it or are introverted!

I love this place! I've visited New Orleans twice, and have taken a class each time. The first time…read morewas a Twerkshop and the second time, I took a Caribbean Dancehall class. Both classes were super fun! Also, the students, instructors, and staff are super friendly and welcoming. You can really feel the community aspect of this place. This is really a gem.

Dance Quarter has a new floor Very danceable…read more I hope they are able to keep the floor in good condition so we can have more dance socials In the past other non dancing parties would leave food and beverages on the floor and the floor became sticky It's a very nice place Go early to get a good spot to dance

I took one tango class so far, and it was great! My partner and I learned so much in just one…read moreclass. We will definitely come back for a whole session. I really liked the teacher. Front desk woman was pretty snarky and didn't ask for vaccine cards in 2021 after I messaged them ahead of time to see if they require them (they said yes, then did not require them).

This is a horrible place to send your kids. I called the business office 3 times in a little over a…read moremonth and finally heard back from the office manager. I told her my concerns with the communication issues, she failed to inform the owner. The owner has cut my child from the revue 3 weeks before it and refuses to refund the money for the extremely cheap costume. She said I wasn't giving the teacher a chance because she was young which is absolutely not true. She threatened to send her attourney after me for saying on social media that they were unorganized. The class this year was terrible. I rarely saw a teacher help a child with their dance moves. What a huge waste of money and time not to mention my child is suffering because of it.

Wonderful dance school with a focus on proper technique. Open viewing windows all year. I have…read morebeen to many recitals and none come close to KKD's. They really put on a show. The babies are dancing, not just shaking and pointing their fingers and the older dancers clearly know their stuff.

I have taken group lessons and private lessons from Shall We Dance Studio for 10 years. I have had…read moreto take a leave of absence due to life getting in the way! And Grandchildren lol! Learning how to dance and also moving to another level by going to competitions has been in the top 5 best things in my life. Shane not only teaches you to dance he educates you on what particular dance you are taking. The origin of the dance , your taught how to use your body , you are taught how to improve your posture all of these things come with taking dance lessons. The studio is beautiful and the staff makes you feel so comfortable. I can't wait to return one day! This review has for some reason posted with my husband's Rene's name. The review is coming from Brenda Watson-Uzee

Amazing dance instruction! The instructors are so patient! My wife and I performed a waltz - it was…read morea blast! Thank you Shane and Pam!

We were looking for a toddler/big 4yo tumbling class for our overactive Pre-K kid. The only thing…read morearound us is Dance Unlimited. Wife called, they half explained about a 4 yo class Mondays. Registration, fees, one day a week, blah blah blah. SO takes the hyperactive one at the designated time, anarchy. Chaos. No one can explore what's going on. The "dance mom's" are super nice, but the instructors/owners... Clueless. Al... Sorry, Mr Al, probably should not be working with newbies. Finally, my wife being Bloc Country pushy, finally get someone to show them something. Well, it's just a bunch of baby girls running around. When questioned, oh... Wednesday is the day they want. At this point they left the studio, and our search continues.

This is the best dance studio I ever went to good service and amazing dance teachers I 100%…read morerecommended coming here. :)

My daughter is entering her 10th year, and I've been so impressed with the level of instruction…read moreprovided at KKD. Their year-end revues are entertaining and professional with great choreography and production values. The babies really do dance, and the teens are incredible. I love the reserved first-row at the revue for parents. There's an open viewing window to watch the dancers during class. So thankful that I choose KKD for my daughter.

Even though the dancers were fabulous the revue was not. I understand there are 3 schools & assumed…read moreeach school would have their own night of performances. (3 day event). The tickets indicated this, but this was not the case. Other schools revues separate because no one from one school is interested in dancers from another school. The poor toddlers & younger groups were mixed in with all the other dancers which created them being too tired to perform & cranky. It would be better for everyone involved to allow the smaller kids perform first, intermission then the older girls. This is what is being done at other schools. Let's face it, no one wants to be there for 3 1/2 hours & it's not fair to the kids. Please consider these suggestions for next year. I know the dancers, mothers, fathers & grandparents will sincerely appreciate it.