My dance partner and I had danced on Sunday and really enjoyed the Beauty of the Ballroom , the…read morepeople and the music. I have a new partner who I have interest in coming back to dance. I was wondering if they still offer the dancing on Sunday later in the evening. I really enjoyed it. Thank you. Keith Neuman

Moving your feet isn't so bad when you have a company like this leading the way. It's the…read morepractical way of pursuing one's Dancing With The Stars dream, only in a much slower pace just short of a Dance Dance Revolution. From the fox trot to the tango, they've got it all. Classes are going to range from $35-50 per month / 5 weeks, which I think is a fairly good deal considering all of the dance instruction. Most people who I've encountered here seem very happy with the whole set up. Facilities are top notch as there is plenty of room to dance and rest along the sidelines. Though class enrollment fills up quickly, the actual onsite classes have just enough people to make sure everyone gets some bit of individual attention. The instructors here are super friendly and specialize in all sorts of different dance styles. Not everyone is born with twinkle toes, but they seem to do a great job in being patient and helping people get to where they want to be. Fear not solo visitors, they're also very good at pairing people with the right skill level. For those interested in taking their dancing to another level, this is a place to also train for competition. I've seen some photos of locals who are now professionals after taking their first dance steps here as a beginner. Whether you're a notice or a professional, this is an excellent place to learn. And if that's not enough, this is an excellent alternative to the gym for people looking to get fit.

My daughter took the trails lessons here recently and she loves it! Miss Claire and Miss Michael…read morewho are teaching ballet class are both really professional and deliciated themself to teach. The dancers in the class are really sweet and friendly to new student. Miss Brook and Miss Bethany are very nice too. Unfortunately we can not join this year due to calendar conflict, but I want to share the great experience with people who don't know this place.

My daughter attended ballet classes here for 3 semesters, from summer 2019 to winter 2020. We had…read morethe best experience. Everything is managed well. The classes were great fun. Especially in winter 2020, when classes went online, they tried to make it the smoothest transition. They went above and beyond in still working on an year-end performance and giving kids a chance to have a red carpet experience still, one kid at a time, in a totally socially distanced manner. I was very touched by their efforts.

We signed up for Tiny Toes in preparation for preschool. To…read moremy shock the classes is not just follow along songs. They are  working motor skills, balance and listening skills without even realizing they're learning. And I get to see all this thru their viewing window while she learns some independence. Miss T and Miss Erika are seriously the best and they always have sticker incentives which are a BIG hit lol. We can't wait to start our next class.

My daughters has been attending Moonstar Dance Studio for the past 3 years, and I couldn't be…read morehappier with the experience they're having. From day one, the staff has been warm, professional, and genuinely invested in each child's growth--not just as dancers, but as confident young individuals. The instructors are incredibly talented and nurturing. They strike the perfect balance between discipline and fun, which has really helped my daughter develop both her technique and her love for dance. She comes home from class energized, excited, and proud of what she's learning. I also really appreciate the studio's clear communication with parents, and commitment to creating a positive and inclusive environment. Recitals and performances are beautifully done, and it's clear how much effort the staff puts into every detail.

child has A.d.h.d and certain delays, has been to physical, speech therapy and has an IEP…read more We were invited to join some of the Ballet classes by a friend of ours who has used this dance studio in the past. We were informed we could try out the classes once before deciding if we would be joining the studio. My friend was the one who brought my daughter to the first class which she got the times mixed up and my daughter and her friend ended up in the level three ballet class on Tuesday at 5:00 pm. In class my daughter was concerned about another student, and decided to ask the teacher about the other student who was sitting out at the time. The teacher in an unprofessional and snappy manner instructed my daughter to mind her own business. This is a Grown adult talking to a child, and very unprofessional. We let it slide thinking everyone has a bad day, and decided we would try again ,we ended up coming back this week for the level 2 ballet at 4. From what I was told, is the Teacher who does the level 3 class also runs the level 2 class. From what the front desk told me, was my child was disruptive in the classroom, and the teacher was having trouble keeping her on track, instead of excusing my daughter from the classroom , saying this level was not for her , the teacher proceeded to ask my child with disabilities how old she was in front of the other students and when she answered 10, the teacher asked other students to participate in raising their hand if they were also 10 , and when the class did she publicly bullied and embarrassed my daughter by telling her she should act more like them. My child and her friend exited out into the bathroom and my child cried and wanted to leave ,They left the studio shortly after. This is grown adult, talking to and teaching children, including ones with disabilities .The teacher should have professionally excused Ashley from the classroom, It is unacceptable for a teacher to behave in a unprofessional manner towards anyone let alone children. I emailed the director , and never received anything back , it's been over a week. So if you would like your children with or without disability be bullied by a teacher and humiliated , while being ignored by the director herself , this is the place for you and your child. Please do better

My daughter has been dancing at Element for 6 years. Element has a team of professionals who truly…read morecare about each and every dancer in their program. My daughter has her sights on a dance career and I trust the staff at Element to help her realize her goals!

My husband and I had a 2 week vacation. Filled it with 5 beginner lessons (45 minutes each)…read moreWorth every penny. Becka instructed us patiently and with plenty of humor. 64 and 59 years of age. Great way to move and activate those new synapses in our brain. Thank you to Salem location Arthur Murray's ! !

I've had several years of experience taking lessons in many studios but none of them and I mean…read morenone of them have the energy and pristine customer service like arthur Murray Beaverton the staff are phenomenal and make you feel so comfortable and taken care of I've never felt more welcomed

Arthur Murray Wilsonville is such a great place to come to learn how to dance! The Staff are super…read morefriendly and great teachers. I would recommend AM Wilsonville to anyone wanting to brush up on their dance skills!

Just want to leave an informational review because there's a couple of important things they do not…read morestate on their website. 1. There is no where to view your dancer inside of the building. If you choose to stay to watch your dancer in class, you must view from the windows OUTSIDE of the building. (If weather permits of course. Their normal protocol is for you to just drop your dancer off.) 2. Limited parking 3. If your dancer is in a 3-6yr old class- if one dancer has to use the potty, the whole class has to go. The teacher is responsible to take the little ones to use the restroom. I enrolled my 3yr old in one of their classes and was surprised by their lack of accommodations, especially having come from another established studio out of state. I also have a 1yr old that I have to bring with me and watching my 3yr dance from the parking lot was not safe for my little one. I also thought their potty protocol was frustrating because of the time (15min) it took away from class and having a stranger tend to my daughter using the potty did not sit well with me. To each their own. Just leaving this info for other mamas who are looking to enroll their younger dancers. 2 stars because they do not reply to emails and voice mails and for the lack of info on their website. My daughter had a great time in her class but unfortunately the studios lack of accommodations lead to an unsatisfactory experience and we unenrolled immediately.

My girls dance at load and love their teaches! We look forward to going to dance every week!read more

UPDATE: Jasmin has moved out of state :( . I wish her the best of luck in her new life and…read morelocation. Thanks for everything Jasmin. I am honored to be Jasmin's first review. Although normally I would consider it premature to write a review after one experience, Jasmin's class was so fantastic in fitting my needs that I felt compelled to do so. I am at the age where I am no longer considered young, but definitely not ready to be labelled as old (44 to be exact). I took up ballet as an adult in my late thirties, and learned how to do my first split at 40. Women who are in my demographic (and younger) need to know one thing if you are seeking and craving the lines and grace of a dancer: IT'S A HARD AND FRUSTRATING PROCESS. It takes years. It takes commitment. And it takes a good instructor. That's where Jasmin comes in. She knows her stuff. I've had some great teachers, but they are all in S.F., and frankly I'm just tired of taking that nasty BART train to the city every week. That's the one thing I can now say I'm too old for. But finding Jasmin is a salvation. After trying another local dance studio for many weeks with a teacher who only cared for the clique student clientele she had already built, I almost gave up on continuing my dance education. Yes, I do take yoga, pilates, and barre classes, but none of these will make you a dancer. They are meant to be complements to your main instruction. Jasmin's class is the main instruction. She corrects your form. She will be strict about it. And if that frustrates you then she is doing her job. And don't expect to dance until you have attained some degree of competence at the basics. Which means, like me, you may be at the barre for a couple of years before you are allowed to put even one socked foot in the middle of the dance floor (actually, I don't think this is true of Jasmin's class, but no one looks to good in the center without good form). The best teachers are ones you want to punch in the face when you think you can't stretch a little more, turn out a little more, hold a position a little more...if you are really looking to improve or learn ballet for the first or second time, then you should expect this frustration when you go to class if you want to get better. Jasmin will make you better without making you want to punch her in the face (but only because it would make you feel guilty to mess with that adorable face)!

Ronny M., you captured everything I wanted to say . I…read moreseriously can't rave enough about the class but especially Jasmin. She is a true ballerina that has the passion to teach adults the beauty of this art. I had in past years attempted to take an adults class but the instructors weren't as stern in teaching the right movements and helping you correct so as a beginner I always got frustrated and never went back to them (when I use word "stern" I don't mean Jasmin gets in your face but I appreciate her seeing the potential in us enough to take the time to explain and show us correct form and technique)... But really, try the class and you will be hooked...I know I am! Is it possible to crave going to class ? I really hope you enjoy the class as much or more than I do . P.S. This is my true and honest review. No discount or free classes were provided, in case you feel it sounds too good to be true...well it is true and it's that good