I used to be a regular at this dance studio. They had special deals on Groupon and LivingSocial…read more Their hip-hop dancing classes were the best! I loved the music the instructor played. If you want a good workout, I highly recommend this place.

I love this space, the studios are lovely/affordable and the staff is always kind but there are…read moresignificant communication problems when renting.

The Dance Studio of Park Slope is such a part of our community. It's been in the neighborhood for…read moreover 40 years, nurturing little ones all the way to adults, building life-long love for dancing. My family and my life would not have been the same had it not for DSPS!

I love love taking dance classes here. I take the adult ballet and the teachers are so helpful and…read moremotivating. And the other adult students are nice and don't "judge" so it makes for a pleasant atmosphere where you can just concentrate on dancing and not what people are thinking of you! Love it!

What is there not to say about this place. Every class is such a good time. I've been coming here…read morefor several months now and it has been such an amazing experience. Molly and Joseph are amazing instructors and are so patient with us. It's been so fun learning a new dance style and meeting new people while doing so. This studio offers several classes of different dancing styles that happen during the week. You can do a drop-in class or pay for a pass. The choice is yours. If you're looking for a hobby, love to dance, or want to learn, give this studio a try. You won't regret it! See you on the dance floor :)

I've been meaning to write a better review for this place. It has been very meaningful for me and I…read moreknow many people. I lost a lot a few years ago due to chronic health issues one of which affected my nervous system for years. In the past being unaware, I would try to go to dance but brain issues prevented me from being fully present in it, and finally I gave up when it got worse. As I found out my issues, I began healing and decided to return to dancing as a way to continue that. And now, as my body has started to regained health I can finally enjoy it. Salsa salsa gave me a place to go after I lost a lot. It gave me friends and a community and such wonderful, kind instructors that unknowingly are helping me heal. Very grateful for it.

Was here as my first stop for Gowanus Open Studios to pick up a map, but also popped in to see some…read moreamazing art from BIPOC artists regarding their pandemic experiences, as curated by Jas Espinal. Some amazing paintings, photos, and some textile art as well. There's also a dance studio in the back (duh), where you could pop in and watch people rehearse. Fun little space!

If you want to to SWEAT and have an hour FLY BY without you realizing you just burned a million…read morecalories, take Kuni's Wednesday night Zumba class at 7:30pm. Her choice of music, killer choreography and upbeat personality keeps her cult following coming back again and again... Come drink the Kool-aid with us and see what the hype is all about - only thing you'll be missing is a few hundred calories by the end of the night!

reviews 4 minutes…read moreago New My daughter takes 12:30pm class on Saturday and this past Saturday 1/31,/26 she got hurt by a piece of 3" long and thin wood stick from the floor, and got a long scratch and bled on the front calf of the left leg. Ms Jasmine was nice and caring and gave bandages for her wound. Today we found out a small piece of wood still left in her front calf. This concerns us. I wrote an email to notice the manager about the dance floor being old and having some cracks and hope they can do something to fix the floor. I do not wish this happens to any kids again. It's been a day and I haven't got a reply yet

My daughter has been going to Tutu School for years and she loves it! Great intro to ballet with…read moreamazing teachers!

Had a great session with Fran for our wedding dance. We just needed a few basic moves to have in…read moreour back pocket for the big day, and he led us to a really easy routine that was just enough to make us feel polished. Highly recommend!

Mildred and I have been taking classes at Dance Fever Studios for over 2 years. We began with…read moreSalsa, Bachata, and Hustle group classes and recently began private lessons. Noelia and Francis are excellent instructors who break down the dances to basic steps which makes them easy to learn. The monthly dance parties are fun and offer a great way to practice and meet new people. We highly recommend Dance Fever Studios to anyone who is interested in learning how to dance.

My daughter has been taking dance classes here for a year and I highly recommend them. BAX is a…read morewonderful place, a true community of artists and performers who value kids and their creativity. The teachers and admin are all so lovely! Fortunate to have a place like BAX around!

My nieces perform here a couple times a year! The ones in charge are beautiful people, as you can…read moretell they don't only care for the venue itself, but for the community. They talk about how they try to give back to the community and they are always highlighting their wonderful artists and teachers. Outside of shows, I have seen a few of my niece's dance classes. The hallways and classrooms are always kept neat and organized, even when there's a huge crowd around. It was a day that wasn't even for family observation, but I was able to hang out and really enjoy the class. Skye, for one, is an amazing teacher. The confidence of the performers and the intricacy of the choreography is unmatched as far as I've seen. The one thing I would criticize is those steps, OOOOF, those steps. The shows are usually held on the top floor so my gosh, those are some steep steps! But there's a chair on the mid-landing for those who need a break. How thoughtful! But hey, architecture is architecture, so some steps can't be worth taking a star off for. There's lots of talent to be drawn out and seen at BAX. Make sure you drop by!

Not a bad spot really. I mean, how awesome can a dance space/studio be? This one is down in the…read morebasement of the building, which makes for a good and a VERY bad. The good is, it stays a lot cooler than if it were upstairs somewhere without AC. And the bad thing? Well there's no AC! It has these 2 little fans which do precious little after you've done one count of 8! But it's a nice size, good mirrors, not bad.

I have rented in a TON of places in BK and NYC and Eva Dean is the BEST! Caroline is the most…read morefriendly and helpful person, no wonder the space is calm, relaxed, well maintained, and at the risk of sounding too new agey, IT HAS GOOD VIBES! Every time I need to rent space, I write to Caroline first, I have even moved rehearsals around to make sure we can use the Eva Dean space. They are truly there to accommodate and help. Caroline makes herself available to you in any way she can and the space itself is open, flexible, quiet, functional, and a great size, the perfect size actually. It attracts good people and good programs and it is a testament to the efforts of the studio to offer a space and a staff with integrity. Cannot recommend it highly enough!

Truly love the dance teachers and classes but having to interact with the weekend staff at the…read morefront desk is quite the opposite

I've taken the hip-hop series twice, both times with Victorious. He's a wonderful instructor--…read morebreaks down the steps but also throws historical and cultural reference as well as evolution of many different steps. He's got great energy and always starts with proper warm up & cool down. The rest of the staff is also always friendly and helpful.

If you get a chance to stumble upon this boutique studio, try the Mind & Body stretching class with…read moreStefaniya. Why? Let me share a little story of my day today. :O) I went to the local park, a block away from where I live, this Sunday morning to do some simple exercises. Even though it was 38 degrees, it did not feel as cold as I thought it would be so I was in my shorts and tank top. As I did my Shaolin soft fist qi gong, I discovered that I was surprisingly balanced and stable with my movement, especially transitioning between forms on one leg. I was all the more surprised because I had not been going to the park nor doing these exercises for a while. The only exercise I have been doing regularly is the stretching class at Brooklyn Dance Lessons. I have been going to the class for exactly a year but only now do I realize how much it has helped me. Hence, I am writing this review. Stefaniya's stretching class focuses on stretching but also strengthening various parts of your body. Her warm ups go through every part of your body, even your toes. Ha! Stefaniya's words of guidance throughout the class of what to focus on also adds more depth to the actions; I have discovered myself improving in balance and posture while building strength and flexibility. After the warm ups, it changes from class to class what we will do so the classes are never repetitive and boring. Then at the end, as we lie on the yoga mats for a cool down, Stefaniya provides a very soothing voice to bring the mind to rest alongside the body. Her soft voice throughout that part of the class encourages you to be more introspective and find your own inner peace as she offers forth various questions of existence and self. You wake up at the end feeling mentally and physically relaxed. Well, that is my experience of the class so I hope you find it useful if you are considering the various classes at the studio.

My family had a horrible experience with BKDance Lessons. My husband and I gave our son a $399 gift…read morecard for his birthday which he could not redeem because of inexcusable customer service and absurd policies where this merchant is only look out for themselves and not their clients. My son's lesson was scheduled on a night he had a flight delay. He politely text the studio (the only way they will communicate) asking if they could push his time slot up because of his delay to which they responded no ~ he could either use whatever time was left of his 2 hour lesson that night (2 hours cost $399 which is absurd in itself) or he could take an open spot on the following day because there happened to be a cancellation. Because of prior commitments, my son could not take this spot but they offered no other option to rescheduling his lesson. When he expressed that he and his partner were really looking forward to the lesson and that no other option seemed unfair, BK Dance told him he was not allowed to come to the studio to redeem what would have been left of his 2 hour lesson because they felt threatened. My son is the most polite person in the world and his disappointment was certainly not a threat! My husband and I lost $399 down the drain because of their inability to understand the flight circumstance which was completely out of my son's control. Zero empathy was practiced and this place is a scam. When I looked more closely after hearing this extremely upsetting story, I came to see that BK Dance is not a real studio, it's just someone's apartment in Brooklyn that they push the furniture around in to make a buck and pretend to give a dance lesson. They are all actors. Go on Instagram, to see for yourself; have a good laugh and be happy I saved you the trouble of booking. Anyone looking to schedule a quality dance experience will be wasting their money and taken for a ride at BK Dance.