It's been years since I have been here for a class. I believe about the max for yoga classes would…read morebe 15 people? I was here for a sound bath and chakra balancing with Lisa who also teaches at Breathe. Nice little space and as before they have all your props and etc. They share a parking lot

I love this place! So many classes with good instructors…read more Location is cute too! With coffee shops nearby

BE CAREFUL BEFORE SIGNING UP FOR THIS MEMBERSHIP!!!! The…read moreowner has absolutely zero compassion and will not help you if you're unaware of the fine print regarding their "roll over" policy. Instructors, the front desk, their advertising and everything will tell you that unused classes will roll over to the following month, but no one will ever explain to you there's a cap to the amount that roll over until after you're automatically charged hundreds of dollars for months of classes that don't exist. If you explain to them your family member is dying and you were too busy taking care of their hospice plans to attend classes and had no idea this policy existed and ask if there's anything they can do to help you, they will tell you that you signed a contract and should've read it better. I have loved the classes here, but my heart is broken over their lack of communication and compassion. This is incredibly unfair, and I just want you to know the reality of what you're signing up for before you get trapped by predatory policies and fine print no one will ever mention like I did.

Aerial Arts is a great place to get a fun and challenging work out. Classes are offered in various…read moreapparatuses and in multiple levels so you can start at level 1 and grow. I find these types of classes engaging and encouraging. I tend to stick with things even if they are difficult because learning new tricks becomes a goal. It's very rewarding physically and emotionally when these goals are achieved, especially if you have to work hard to get it. I also like the flexibility and convenience of the open class structure/memberships. You no longer have to enroll in a 6 week class. The price per class goes down considerably with different membership levels offered. The terms are easy and agreeable. You can take multiple apparatuses, different days and times. Not locked in! In addition, the studio takes covid and cleaning seriously. There's lots of hand sanitizer, all the fabrics are washed, every one wears masks around - and it's one person per apparatus. Every one has 6+ feet of space at their apparatus. It is a fun and unique workout. You truly become stronger!

I used to really enjoy going to this place... Took pole dancing classes here for over a year…read more Advanced level was super hard but fulfilling. Sad that I don't see them in their original location when I drive-by. Heard they relocated but have not seen it. Best of luck!

This place is super fun. I recently signed up for a beginners belly dancing class (at the constant…read moreencouragement of a friend) and I am really enjoying the experience. Michelle, the owner and instructor, is friendly, fun and encouraging, and she makes the experience very accessible. While you can 'drop in' to classes, I recommend signing up for a session to see what it's about and really get the most for your money. I am not able to actually attend all the classes in the session due to work travel, so I worked it out with Michelle to just pay for the sessions I can attend at the per-session pricing. So far I have not been disappointed. Each class starts with a short warm up, followed by repetitive dance moves. We seem to focus on one or two moves that we do over and over with different music and in different combinations. Each class is different. There is work with the veil, so we get an arm and upper back workout, and there is always a part at the end which is sort of 'watch and follow', where Michelle strings together everything we learned into what feels like a choreographed dance. And Michelle also always leaves a few minutes at the end for questions. The variety of ladies in the class ranges from young (20s) to mature (60s or older), with every race and size represented. We all have a great time in an atmosphere that is fun and not at all judge-y. I love the music and the fact that Michelle provides all the props, like the skirts with jingly coins and veils. The only thing to note is that the parking lot is small and since there are many classes running at the same time (between Nu Mvmnt yoga studio and Writers and Books which share the lot), it might be hard to find a spot. There is street parking in the front of the building on University and the back on Atlantic, as well as on the side.

Thrilled to be the first reviewer of an INCREDIBLE business! I love The Floor for many reasons,…read morefirst and foremost being owner Kristie Schillaci and the wonderful community of dancers and celebration of movement she's cultivated. The new space is located on Monroe Ave and could NOT be more convenient. Make a quick left or right off the expressway and BOOM - there's easy parking lot around the back where the main entrance into the studio is. The studio is primarily focussed on dance for kiddos and teens, but I've been lucky to take some of the evening classes they offer for adults, all of which have been outstanding - even for me who is more of an "enthusiastic mover" than dancer. I love how convenient it is for me to make a month-long, once a week commitment to try something new and get moving in a new way. I am currently enjoying adult hip hop class and teacher Solange makes class FUN, accessible, and inclusive of all abilities. I can't recommend enrolling your kiddo here OR taking a class yourself enough. They offer a full schedule of ballet, tap, lyrical, jazz, hip hop, and more for young learners, and sessions for adults are changed up throughout the year. Looking forward to watching The Floor shine in it's new home on Monroe for years to come!

Marina Lisser is a World Class dancer and a World Class instructor. We are lucky to have taken…read moreballroom dancing lessons with her for over 2 years ( starting with the very basics ) I think Lets Dance Studio on University Ave near Winton is the biggest dance floor in Rochester, NY with plenty of well lighted free parking. Please stop reading Yelp and start learning to ballroom dance, at Rochester best dance studio today

Excellent teachers! I have been taking lessons here for a year now . I can dance ! Very well I'm…read moretold . I'm 48 and have never danced before . Now when I go on vacation, I go to Latin dance clubs and I can outdance most of the men there ! It's so fantastic !Thank you Marina for your skills!

I have taken three different classes through the Brainery and each of them was a delight…read more Knowledgeable instructors, friendly attendees, appropriate venues. I know I'm always going to get my money's worth.

This venue is very spacious and modern. They have two classrooms in this area. There is a reception…read moredesk in the front. I was able to take the cookie decorating class. The class was set up very nicely. The teacher had a projector to show and instruct the entire class. It was nice to see her instructions on a big screen. There were about four table in one class. The set was very organized and supplies were nicely arranged. Small on site parking lot. Definitely recommend taking a class at this site!

A little hard to find. But it's just off the main road a second beyond The Healing connection. Turn…read morein by the small blue sign and it's on the side of the building (you will see grey whitish paneling as you approach). You will walk into a lobby? with chairs and tables that leads into a hallway and then the large dance studio appears :) Excellent instructors! Excellent classes! Would highly recommend to check out the studio.

I love ballet. I love how in Rochester there are so many opportunities to experience the arts,…read moreincluding dance and music. I saw the most recent production of The Nutcracker with the RCB, and as always, I was blown away by the intricacy of the choreography and the thought that was put into every detail, from the costumes, to the set, to the lighting. This year, I noticed some changes to the choreography that I really loved--they are always striving to improve and find new methods of storytelling! This year, in addition to the performances at Eastman Theatre with the Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra, there were also performances held at Canandaigua Academy. I very much appreciated that because the tickets were at a much lower price point, which allowed me to be able to enjoy the performance, and I'm sure many other people who wouldn't have necessarily been able to attend the pricier performances at Eastman. I'm so glad that Rochester has such a thriving professional dance community, and I can't wait to see where it goes next!