We have been going to class at Anjee's for about 6 months and we love it. My daughter is young and…read morethere are a couple of classes she can do. Once she is a little older I'm sure we will attend multiple classes. Anjee and the other teachers are really kind and professional. The place has a great atmosphere and my daughter is learning dance but also having a great time. Highly recommended!

I'm giving Anjee's dance studio a 3 because this is my daughter's first year attending the ballet…read moreclass and so far we have had nothing but good experiences. They let her try for free all the genres until she picked one and ballet is what she liked. Have not had any complaints so far.

We love Sherries Dance Studio! Very clean and organized. A…read morewell run business with so many different classes offered on Zoom.

I am a child who has been dancing for 8 years, and I love it. Over the years, I have picked up…read moreconfidence, friends, and of course, dancing skills. Everyone is very kind and accepting, just great overall vibes. I've danced through Zoom and I've danced in the parking lot. Sherrie's Dance Studio is an amazing place and welcome for all ages that love to dance!

My daughter is in a 3-7 hip-hop/tumbling class with Chauntel. My daughter is autistic and Chauntel…read moreis always very patient with her. She doesn't mind if she just watches and doesn't want to participate.

Hmmm.. not sure where to start. They had one lady running…read moreeverything at the front desk. Maybe that's changed? Hopefully. The teachers? Young and seem over worked. You can always tell a teacher who doesn't have their heart in the art of dance. But then again, how can they when they're so over worked? We came here from another studio- if you're looking for something on the core foundation side of dancing- it's not really here. This is more fun, entertaining and keeps your kid active. Which is good, yes! But I understand to more advanced dancers, some classes here would probably seem like a joke. Parking lot is always chaos. Recitals? Wishy washy and chaotic- I guess that can be normal for recitals. Expect your entire day to be solely based on the recital day.. as it is mandatory for all dancers to be there for dress rehearsal and then come back later for the recital itself or literally just hang out all day there till the recital starts. Which is normal for recitals. I say wishy washy because despite other parents busting their butts to get their kid to dress rehearsals, they still let other dancers do the recital sans the rehearsal. Which isn't bad, but I think it's some sort of favoritism. Having volunteered to help in the back, I've witnessed them turn young dancers away from participating in the recital because they missed rehearsal.... and then I've witnessed them let other dancers participate despite missing dress rehearsal?........ Why did it bother me? Well, because I saw a few kids hearts get stomped on after they were turned away and not allowed to dance. Then I saw a few others skip happily on in. Kinda left a sour taste in my mouth. 2 stars because they do keep kids busy and entertained while in class.

Love TuTu School Hercules Our Teacher Shequira is a lot of…read morefun and keeps the kids motivated and engaged my daughter enjoys her class very much . My daughter loves this school and is always asking when is her next class. Our usual make up class with Teacher Charlie is a lot of fun as well my daughter enjoys her class as well as she is so much fun. All kids in all the classes we attend are always having so much fun and are learning at the same time.

Great little ballet classes. Teachers have lots of patience and little dancers have a good timeread more

Recently updated. Spacious and room for classes. Their multi-use gym has flexibility features…read moreallowing them to schedule times for pickleball, basketball and other activities.

Probably half as many strength machines as Berkeley. There's no smith machine which is weird. Could…read moreuse both a seated hamstring curl and incline press machine. The place isn't bad but lacks a few key machines.

Amazing group of people coming together to workout. As a plus size girlie I didn't feel self…read moreconscious or like I was dieing during the workout.

Still a five-star gem, despite COVID restrictions shutting down all indoor gyms and fitness studios…read morein the greater Bay Area as of December 2020. Coach Latona (LT) continues to provide virtual sessions via Zoom and our private Facebook group. When weather permits, she puts on socially-distanced outdoor workouts to keep us motivated and excited. GIG has different challenges and activities to make things interesting, and no day or week is the same. Thank you, Coach LT for all your dedication and hard work you put in for your members!

I participated in Perfectly Whelmed Improv Adult Class during the pandemic, I felt connected,…read morecreative, and inspired, a life saver.

My son and daughter both take improv classes from Gerri. She is a great teacher. She has a…read moreremarkable ability to draw kids out who may be shy about doing improv. Improv has been a great skill for both my kids. Aside from expanding their creativity, they are learning about chivalry and working together as a team.

Friday nights don't get better than this. My friend invited us to her dance ensembles presentation,…read more"Why we Move." I envisioned a cold auditorium with folding chairs and craining my neck to see the show. I couldn't have been more wrong! With a setting that could rival any one of the major colleges, the Knox Center is spectacular and state of the art. There was ample parking across the street (the business that it belongs to closes at 5pm) and it was just a short walk to the facility. There was a small reception for an additional $5 while waiting for the doors to open. Once ushered into the theatre itself I was awed. It is beautiful. There are three levels to enter the theatre at, the seats are spacious and comfy and you can enjoy the performance from any vantage point. So when you are planning your entertainment, look at your local schools and colleges and support the young talent. You never know who you may be giving a start to. Look back at many of the celebrities who started in community college. Come out to the Knox Center and support your local arts. Let's encourage the Arts! PS. The show was brilliant!

We hired Daniel to play for my late Father's Celebration of Life. He was extremely kind,…read moreresponsive, helpful and professional throughout the booking process. He arrived on time, setup quickly, and did a fantastic job. We worked together closely to figure out the appropriate set list given the sensitivity of the event. Daniel was flexible, and I asked him to play original songs he was familiar with and to read the room if we needed to adjust. We even ended up doing an impromptu song and guitar performance from some of my guests! . I would hire Daniel and his team again in a heartbeat! Thank you Daniel for making this important moment in our family's life one to remember.

Daniel is an excellent musician and was a wonderful person to work with! He responds in a timely…read moremanner and was a joy to have at the party. Also he is very talented.

Love the community atmosphere. Instructors love the kids. Helped my daughter build confidence and…read morelove for dancing. They put on a big performance every year so the kids get to learn and feel what it's like to be onstage and be proud of the hard work they put in annually. Along with smaller performances for the community fairs. Overall just feeling thankful to everyone on the Lgnds team . Can't wait for my son to be old enough to be in the Tinys again ! Someone commented *warm, friendly and inclusive, and they are exactly that :)

We were at LGNDS for years, shortly after you opened and participated in every event and…read morevolunteered in between- with nothing to show for it. What do I mean? Not even a luncheon for your students and adult family who put countless time, energy, and efforts into the kids based upon your constant, random, and last minute change of schedule- getting to and from events, purchasing extra outfits that the kids do not like with no parental input, telling a parent they can't use the restroom after rehearsals were done at PVH a public building, excluding brown and black students and parents, including some of your instructors who left. No bday or graduation celebrations, nothing fronted by you. You hand picked friends and family behind closed doors to help with events, giving them the top notch spots and hours, and "opened" the option for volunteers afterwards. Facts: I volunteered twice right after the BAND went through and it was magically filled. You allowed students to be physically and verbally bullied, even after it being brought to your attention. You pushed for "ADA" to get in line first for events, when it was only YOUR elder Filipino family and friends. There's no "ADA" (your verbiage) for spectators. With the exception of Hercules community events, and maybe Kids Fest, you volunteered us for all Filipino based venues- St. Pat's and St. Joe's. Your students asked $25 for school event sponsorship and you declined, stating you're invested in other partnerships and couldn't afford it or go outside of that partnership. You brag about trips to Greece, Paris, regular trips to LA and Vegas, while drippin in LV and other name brand items- but keep raising our tuition and uniform and event prices. We're paying for YOUR lifestyle and being taken advantage of. You almost never had anyone answering the phones or at the front desk to help us with questions, concerns, but called us out in front of families when we owed tuition or you needed something. You had and have some invested leaders and instructors, who were afraid to stand up for what is right for fear of retaliation- their words. You cannot have 1 instructor for 25 kids, there's nothing productive about that, even though this was recently changed a few times in the last 10 months or so. By the way, you're not a licensed daycare and don't have all CPR or First Aid certified staff or defibrillators, so why do you allow adults to leave why their kids are in the studio and the 1-2 instructors are untrained and outnumbered?! You took away confidence and camaraderie, knowingly excluded people, snatched pride in being ourselves as you pushed for your own, maybe, implicit bias. We had a blast many times, it was from the classmates and supportive adults. It was a very difficult decision, but we had to maintain and heal our mental wellness and leave...Connor, don't be afraid to speak up, it's YOUR name, YOUR vision, grab a hold of it and don't let go! We miss you.