I've taken classes here & rent it for my own classes. It's pretty spacious & affordable. The space…read morecan be split into different sections for private lessons and a class, though if music is playing it could be a little loud. Love the setup, and all the disco/lights make it fun. Plus, Catherine and Rock are the nicest!

My friend lead a class here today. She rented out the space. I had a great time! It seems like…read morethere was a divider, so the space could be much bigger if needed. We were a group of about 20 dancers, and while it was packed, we still had our own space. It got hot pretty quickly, but thankfully there were fans that cooled us down. Do you know that smells kind of linger in the small space. It seems like an older building and smells a little like one, but you get used to the smell quickly. Since it's intimate, you can smell other folks too (but that isn't the venue's fault). They have one gender, neutral bathroom. I love that they have a water fountain. They also have plenty of free parking spots outside. It's a pretty casual space. The other side of the dividers seem to have more natural lighting and more mirrors. Our side had a smaller mirror. I had a great time dancing at the studio.

This is the place to go for ballroom dancing lessons. The owner is very friendly and is a great…read moredancer. You can take group lessons or one on one classes. There are even monthly themed dance parties where you can go dance in the evenings. Classes are offered in different types of Swing, Latin, Country and Ballroom dancing. New to Rigby's Jig is yoga. There's even a variety called "Poor Man's Yoga" that's only $5 per class. Not bad! Classes are welcome to groups or singles. It's the place to learn how to dance!

Great!!! Qualified instructors ! Certified ! Fun and a lot…read moreof nice people to meet and dance with !

My daughter danced there for 12 years. It's a wonderful, low stress dance center with skilled…read moreteachers. Very positive experience for us!!

I have attended RDC for over 25 years and will never go to another studio. They have been awarded…read morebest dance studio, as well as best dance instructor. The number one focus is to have fun, while learning technique and discipline. The instructors are top of the line and have such love for their students. I HIGHLY recommend this studio for any age, as they offer such a variety of classes.

My daughter took dance lessons here and love it. The teachers were professional, fun, and engaging!…read moreShe learned grace and dance steps and had a blast!

My daughter has taken tap classes here for the last three years, and we absolutely love it! The…read moreteachers, especially Tracy Crouch, are amazing! The​ end of the year show is always so well crafted and it means a lot to our family to see our girl up on stage dancing like a pro!

Exceptional!…read more Teaches dance, but also etiquette. She focuses on kindness in a structured and traditional dancing school. At The Dance Studio, students are welcomed into a family, more than a school, and are given a safe space to explore an introduction to the art and love of dance.

Today I checked out Turn Cardio Jam Studio with my friend. She has been going for a couple weeks…read moreand let me know about a free strength class that I could check out with her. The girl at the front desk was super nice and showed me around the studio. The instructor Emily came up and introduced herself and explained a little about the class. She then proceeded to kick my butt (in a good way!) with a series of weight training exercises done with repetition. Great experience!

I'm so happy I found this studio when I moved to Richmond! It's become my happy place where I can…read moresweat away the stress of the workday. I was looking to get back into the swing of things after a decade-long hiatus since I quit dancing competitively, but wasn't sure where to start. Knowing how difficult it can be to find studios that offer dance classes for adults in most cities, I feel lucky that I did. I've never been a huge fan of traditional fitness classes and I've tried nearly all of them...Pilates, kickboxing, CrossFit, you name it. But I'm also not too keen on working out by myself at the gym because let's face it--it gets pretty boring. I wanted the social aspect of going to classes and meeting people who would hold me accountable to show up---and I knew my only shot at staying in shape was finding something fun that didn't feel like work. I used to find myself coming up with excuses to get out of other fitness classes that I had taken in the past but going to Turn is something I actually look forward to. It's become much more than a fitness routine for me--it's a community.

awesome studio for kids, young professionals and adults. Wonderful teachers, studio space and…read moreatmosphere. Its really a home away from home for me!

From the owner: Instruction is classical Ballet, Tap, Hip Hop ,Jazz, Modern, Contemporaryread more

Great! All the young people were awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! They knew exactly what they…read morewere doing!!!

On a scale of cotton candy to Brussels sprouts, SOUL Aerial serves up a tiramisu experience…read more SOUL Aerial is tucked away in the corner of a strip mall of shops. While their ceilings are not super high, aerialists are able to train a number of tricks and apparatus. Rigging felt safe, and I love the reception that I received as a visitor from the online exchange to my in-person arrival. I trained at an open gym, and I attended a Lyra II class that was taught by a sub. I appreciated that the class focused on drilling difficult tricks, and when I asked the teacher for a progression, she offered me one that was accessible to where I am training. Everyone in the class was so welcoming, and I enjoyed my visit immensely.