Love this dance community that cares so much for each and every dancer! Such an amazing and…read moretalented faculty that not only cultivates good dancers but amazing people.

My daughter has learned so much since joining this dance studio almost six years ago. The teachers…read moreare amazing and the training is the best in Raleigh!

We love the entrepreneurial design magnet and the diversity of this school! The teachers are so…read moreengaged with the kids and families, the PTA is very strong and involved, and my children are thriving at Conn. I cannot say enough great things about this school.

I had to write this review when, after repeated attempts at check-ins, I realised my kids' school…read morewasn't even listed on Yelp as an elementary school! I believe the school was named for Emma Conn, but for the past several years the school has been the ONLY magnet school in Wake County offering the Active Learning and Technology program. As a parent, obviously I put a lot of thought into which school I wanted my kids to attend. The recent Wake County school board controversy really made me shy away from the public schools; I knew I was interested in a magnet program. My husband and I have been looking to buy a house also, so knowing we were moving (possibly from one school district to another) was also an incentive for magnet schools- my kids would be able to attend the same school from K-5th grade! As a kid who attended 3 elementary schools myself, that really spoke to me. More importantly, I can vouch that the Conn system really works. Today, I had my kindergarten son's 3rd quarter parent-teacher conference. Prior to him enrolling in school, I was concerned, because like a lot of little boys, he had trouble sitting still, listening, being attentive for long periods of time. I don't know if it was his wonderful teacher Ms. Christie, or the syllabus that includes time for dance, drama, PE, and arts in addition to the reading/writing/arithmetic basics, but I literally nearly teared up as she laid out for us a sample of his free-period writing from 1st, 2nd, and 3rd quarter. My son has made insane progress this year, moving from a kid who was proud to know his alphabet, to a kid who can write multiple sentences without any adult input at all. The "technology" and "active" part of the curriculum aren't just buzzwords, either. Whether it's the interactive "smart tables" the school is placing in kindergarten classrooms, or that strawberry "learning module"/fundraiser they recently held (an educational trip to the berry farm followed by sales of baggies of regular and chocolate-dipped strawberries), the school not only keeps kids motivated and interested in learning, but helps parents feel involved as well. I'm a technology-minded person myself, and I HATE being sent home random slips of paper that will inevitably end up lost in my kid's bookbag or in the dredges of my car's backseat, so I also appreciate principal Diane Kearney's weekly pre-recorded phone calls full of the latest school news! Try relying on your 6-year-old for important data and you would appreciate it also! Tonight we had Kindergarten Orientation for my youngest, who will hopefully benefit from the same great teachers Jack had, but regardless will benefit from Conn's innovative magnet approach. I felt stressed at the time of choosing a school to apply for, and I felt stressed we wouldn't be chosen after submitting my application, but ever since my kids started attending Conn, I have never once been stressed about their safety, happiness, or education. That's about the highest praise I can give. Keep it up Conn!!

Past weekend we celebrated my husband's milestone birthday in the Cowboy bar--Such a vibrant…read moreatmosphere with a lively music scene. Spacious dance floor for dancing and socializing, ample seating for a large group although ours was a small intimate group. Reed, the manager stayed in the room throughout the entire event, helped us with whatever was needed and the 3 staff members took such good care of us throughout the entire event . My guests absolutely loved the experience and the food was fantastic. They have a variety of drink options, including signature cocktails and beers. The guests loved the photobooth and cowboy ambience. Pictures came out so good with the bull/ hats /feather scarf etc provided by them. Its a great location with ample parking available for special event guests. Jennifer, their event manager, guided us through various options in food/activities/seating and ensured a smooth experience. Overall a 10/10 experience--Highly recommend!!!

A very well put together cowboy bar. The bartender Alia was so nice and made the best drinks. Would…read morerecommend to anyone who's looking for a good time on the weekends in Cary NC.

Great value! Top notch dance instruction in a friendly in home studio by a highly qualified…read moreteacher who knows and loves what she teaches!

From the owner: Ballroom Dancing Wedding Choreography…read moreSwing Dancing Jazz / Tap Fitness & Line Dancing

Amazing place! Great teachers and so many fun classes I want to try!…read more Unlike so many people I know, I never took dance growing up, However I have always enjoyed movement and wished I could dance actual steps. All that to say I was super intimidated to take the plunge now, in my late 30s. I started with a Saturday afternoon line dancing workshop. I was immediately put at ease by the friendliness and the diversity of ages, sizes, and shapes of people that I found taking the class with me. After my wonderful experience at the workshop, I signed up for beginning modern jazz. Tracey Durbin is an amazing teacher! I was up-front with her about my lack of experience and nervousness. She put me at ease by reminding me that everyone is here to have fun, period. I have now signed up for my second session and I have no plans to stop!

There aren't may dance classes in Durham for adults. That's what drew me to Ninth Street Dance. I…read moregrew up dancing and continued performing in college. When I graduated, it was hard to find a dance studio to take lessons. Ninth Street Dances offers classes in a variety of styles, techniques, and flavors. You can take a dance technique class or a movement/fitness class. I've taken an eight-week hour-long modern and contemporary. I've also taken the dancehall workshop (one three-hour class) which was high-energy and a lot of fun. Most of the adult classes were at night, which was great to attend after work. (This was before COVID-19, of course.) Now classes are virtual. I recently signed up for a virtual mediation class that will take place for four weeks during my lunch break -- perfect while I'm working from home. Other classes offered -- 90's cardio funk, tap, ballet, bhangra, twerk, hip hop, afrobeat and so many more! Here's the link to the class schedule: https://ninthstreetdance.com/classes/

If you are considering dance lessons for your wedding, look no further. My fiance and I are so glad…read morewe found Laura! We just had our second lesson of four with her today and she makes it so easy and fun. She has a gentle and enjoyable teaching style, adapting to our skill level with explanations and modifications that have helped us learn SO MUCH in just two hours. We are having so much fun - I know these dance lessons are going to be memories we will cherish throughout our marriage. I highly recommend booking with Laura!!!

From the owner: Dance4Fun specializes in Wedding Dance Lessons for Bride/Grooms, Mother/Son, Father/Daughter and…read morewedding party groups. We also specialize in private and group private dance lessons.

This establishment is a fun place to go on Saturday night. It's "NO ALCOHOL" so you don't have to…read moreworry about dealing with drunks. If you are in to line dancing,two stepping, and slow dancing bring your partner or being a friend. There is a food bar with drinks. So if you are into country music and want to show off your moves this is the place. Great family atmosphere for the entire family.

What a blast! This place is just fun. The folks are very friendly, and the atmosphere is fantastic…read more No alcohol and no tobacco make it family friendly. The doors open at 5:00. Line dancing is taught 6-7, and the band starts at 7:30. It is a mostly classic country with a little rock-a-billy and a beach tune now and then. There is a restaurant inside that serves basic stuff like hot dogs, hamburgers, etc. They also have free coffee. The food is okay, but I would prefer to eat before I go next time. One thing to know before going is they only accept cash. Overall I loved The Barn Dance and can't wait to go again.

Step into a dimly lit labyrinth where the walls seem to swallow your secrets and every corner…read morewhispers mood and mystery. This bar is a glorious mess, the music pulses with an offbeat energy while a bartender is running a bar where the mixers seem to have gone on vacation. Better hope you're in the mood for whiskey neat or tequila straight up--because anything else is clearly an improvisation! It's a place where no one cares if the floors are sticky or the décor is a little less. It's chaos, it's charm, it's definitely unapologetic--a refuge for anyone who wants to drink, dance, and just be in the glorious mess of it all. The regulars are more like a family here, they have claimed their seats and built a strong camaraderie. Cheers!

Be careful about giving your credit card here for bar tabs....we were charged more than expected…read moreand card was hacked.