When my 3 girls first started here,we loved it.It was suck a nice christian place to take your…read moregirls to dance and learn nice christian values.My girls were on a scolarship and when all was paid things were great when we didnt have a scholarship anymore they started hounding me for $75 dollars that the scholarship fund must not have covered.They never once asked about the girls or their dancing or about them returning, just they wanted payment.It would have been nice if they had actually cared about the kids and not just the money.They sure fooled me!!!!!!

Heavenly Rhythm has been great for my 3 year old daughter. I had my daughter enrolled elsewhere…read morelast year and she was bored and hated going. I thought I would try Heavenly and it made all the difference. She has so much fun in class and even dances all over the house now. Could not be happier with our decision and looking forward to many years with Heavenly!

Miss Elizabeth expects a lot from her students. Young dancers can expect to work hard, but they…read morewill actually learn technique. I've seen a few other dance schools in the area and if you're interested in dancing as opposed to the competitive cheer type drills, this is a terrific school.

It's not often that I get to review a service I received more than 20 years ago. But I was a…read morestudent at DanceStation in my elementary years. I recently found out my friend's daughter is a student there now. She and her little friend were wide-eyed when I told them that Miss Liz had been my teacher. I told their parents that the training and experience I received there has served me well every since, and it is very true. Far beyond dance and fitness, it cultivated posture, poise, confidence and yes, discipline, precision, attention to detail. I was never more than average as a ballet dancer, but the body awareness I learned there thanks to the Cecchetti method has helped me in every single physical pursuit I've made since, be it yoga, flying trapeze or skydiving--or just sitting properly at my desk or walking into a room with my head up. "Ask and your body will respond," instructor Paula said once in class. I have never forgotten this. At the time it was in reference to executing a triple pirouette--which seemed so daunting at the time--but it is amazing what your body can do if you simply ask it, and stop getting in your own way. DanceStation pushed me and it was a good thing. I appreciate the top-notch instruction I received there, and my two sisters do, too. Keep on doing what you do, DanceStation!

Great caring owners large staff happy well rounded talented kids! Tons of studio space and variety…read moreof classes and all age

Never felt more unwelcome anywhere in my life. Pretty unbelievable. Communication also 0/10- my…read moredaughters dance teacher maybe said six words to me in her 5+ months of dancing- taking the skills she's learned and moving on to find our dance home.

I have a really shy and active 5 year old boy. This is his first year and he really feels good…read moregoing to Kern's. The teachers are great and they take their time with each kid to make sure they advance, they get to know every kid and push them to their limits. My son loves his Hip-Hop classes as well as his jazz and ballet (this one not so much :), come on is a 5, very active, year old boy, but he understands the importance of this class). This studio even gives the opportunity for kids to attend master classes and most important to be themselves. This place makes you feel like going to a relatives house, everybody know everybody by name, they take the time for the kids to connect to each other and build friendships outside of just dancing.

I cannot tell you how much I have enjoyed Fiona's adult Irish Dance classes at Gaelic Origins. For…read moreadults, she tends to focus on the steps first and technique second, which is really great when you're there primarily to be active and have fun. Though, if you express interest in wanting more of the technique, she'll give you more of that, too! She's encouraging, supportive of our goals, and is flexible with working adults' schedules (and body limitations), as evidenced by her class passes and how she teaches the classes. I started on a class pass when the studio opened, danced through St Pat's Day, took off several months, and then started again with a class before switching to the adult unlimited plan. This allows me to go to both the adult softshoe class and the mixed-ages hardshoe class. Gaelic Origins also has periodic Irish Dance nights for adults. These are a blast, and they allow couples (romantic couples, friends) or singles to learn a dance and enjoy a little wine or whiskey. And they're one-night events, so there's no commitment. Tge hubby has gone to 2 or 3 of these with me, and he frequently asks when the next one is! TIP: Interested in regular classes? Call/email and ask, and your first class is free! That way, you'll have an idea of what classes will be like and if you'll likely enjoy them. Although, I would say give it at least four classes, because you'll be exhausted after the first one or two. But don't give up! Stretch after class and heat and ice any sore muscles. It's not nearly as exhausting after class two or three.

Fiona was a fantastic instructor and so much fun!!! I highly recommend this for any occasion or…read morejust for fun!!!

Studio E is the most wonderful studio! My daughter has…read moredanced here for 8 years, and we have loved every year more than the last.

Studio E is such a professional, entertaining, student-centered dance studio. The teachers are high…read moreenergy, fun, and well qualified! If you're looking for a place to send your child to learn ballet, jazz, tap, or lyrical, this will is a great place! They also have a competition team!

We recently went to a birthday party and one of the workers treated my son like crap and made him…read morecry. If you're gonna allow children to have parties there, the staff you hire should learn to have patience and not take it out on the kids. My kid made a simple mistake by moving too quickly and the asshole asked him what his name was and proceeds to scold him in front of all the other kids. If you don't explain the rules, DON'T ASSUME that everyone there is a gymnast and knows only one kid can do a thing at a time. Teach them so they learn. Don't yell, discourage, or embarrass a child. This same jerk who scolded my son was also putting other children in time out. Imagine going to a birthday party and getting put in time out. WTFFFFF Facility is decent. But beware of that one staff member. Wish my husband was there and he could be a tough guy to him instead of a 6 year old. Pathetic!

Excellent coaches who strive to instill discipline, athleticism and integrity while building…read moreconfidence in their gymnasts.

I have a rather rambunctious 3 year old boy, so we hoped karate would help teach him more…read morediscipline. We are only able to attend once per week and he has been a tough cookie to crack. There were many weeks I thought they would ask us not to come back. Miss Tammy and Miss Sammy have worked so well with him. Even when he is kicking and whining or ignoring instruction, they never gave up on him. They are tough, but still show him respect and guide him along. Today, after much hard work on their part and his, he earned his first star. He is listening, he is saying yes ma'am, and he is participating in class. Thank you ladies for making it a judgment free zone and for never giving up on us.