We celebrated my young niece's birthday at Painting with a Twist in Dallas and let me just say...we…read morehad a blast! The kids were happy, the adults were impressed, and even those of us who weren't painting had fun just being part of the energy. From the moment we arrived, the staff went above and beyond. Dana, Tanishia, and our instructor Eva were warm, attentive, and full of great vibes. They created such a welcoming atmosphere that the whole event felt personal and joyful, even though there were other guests in the studio. We had our own table up front with plenty of space for cake, presents, and all the birthday extras. And the glow-in-the-dark private room? Major hit!!We sang Happy Birthday in there, and the staff even played the birthday song over the speakers...it felt like a mini concert moment for the kids. It was the kind of thoughtful touch that made the day feel extra special. I left completely inspired (particularly my inner child). I'm already plotting a return for a grown-up girls' night--but next time, we'll swap the birthday cake for cocktails and small bites. Pro Tips: 1. Check the online calendar to view upcoming paintings, pricing, and reserve your spot. 2. Parking out front and street parking in-back is limited, so consider valet next door. 3. The vibe is upbeat, fun, and easygoing: perfect for parties, dates, and hangouts. 4. Ask about the private room for special occasions if you have 8-15 people, the glow-in-the-dark setup is a total crowd-pleaser. Happy Painting :-)

Had so much fun on a Friday date night! There's complimentary valet at the Lovers Seafood next…read moredoor, but make sure to tip! We had Alisha as our instructor. She was fun, encouraging and very detailed in her explanation. I thought everyone's paintings looked so good. They have wine openers and cups for you to use!

My son, my daughter in law, and I visited this establishment yesterday and we had the GREATEST…read moretime. The teacher was excellent. The group classes were fun. I like the set up of being able to dance with all of the men.

I would definitely recommend Salsa by Sal. Group lessons are great, but as an instructor myself I…read moreknow you learn more in private lessons. So, I recommend taking private lessons to improve at a faster pace, especially if the group lessons don't fit into your schedule. Sal also hosts dance events that are fun and engaging, giving you the opportunity to showcase your dancing skills.

We love Centre for Dance! My kids started here last year and have enjoyed their classes a lot. The…read moreenvironment is very welcoming and inclusive. All the staff and teachers are extremely kind and helpful. It really feels like a community!

This place is absolutely awful. Of all the dance studios I've ever experienced, this is the worst…read more Not only did my daughter never want to dance again after this place, but her ballet technique tanked at this place. Some of the teachers are amazing, but the owner is downright evil. There's so much I dont have enough room to tell it all, but it ends with the studio stealing money out of my account. Make sure you call your bank before you decide to leave, or Susan will steal from you. I've seen other reviews on this, so I'm not the only one. They give incentives to people for their 5 star reviews. Dont be fooled. Passive-aggressive, manipulation, lies, aggressiveness, and microagressions, they've got it all. It's not a healthy studio to send your kids to. If you value morals and integrity, this place is NOT for you. Take your money where your kids can thrive.

Took my daughter here and she learned nothing. The kids widely dance and are misbehaving the whole…read moretime in class on which they barely said anything. There is absolutely no structure at the school with one young teacher that seems to never be enthusiastic about working there and also it is hot as all get out where the parents sit to watch your children. I took my daughter somewhere much better with structure and they have 3 teachers in one class. I wouldn't recommend this place at all to anyone unless u wanna just waste your money!

My oldest is starting her 6th year. My youngest, her 5th. We love this place. I have been able to…read moresee how my oldest has progressed from a beginner to her pre-pointe class, and my youngest great love for dance. Ms. Jenna is not only the owner, but the teacher. My girls and I love Ms. Jenna and her mom, Mrs. Joanne. The dance studio can be rented out for weddings and special events, so it is a beautiful establishment. Grownups, if you are looking for a fun beginner class, she also teaches adult tap. Trust me it's a fun class!

Fun time very patient instructors. Instructors take the time to learn about you and if you are…read moregetting ready for a special occasion.

You can't find better instructors , who understand what you would like, and are willing to go the…read moredistance to get you there safely. The other students are not "other students ". We all become one family, and help each other out with what ever is needed. Instructions, timing, outfits, a ride to look for accessories... you just will never find a more caring group of people.

Everything is perfect. We love the classes. We love the instructors. Our babies feel happyread more

This is a well kept studio, and their big studio is very spacious. They have 3 other studios in…read morethis place as well and offer a variety of classes here for everyone. Check them out.

Incredible staff. Wonderful school. My son loves this place, and looks forward to class with his…read morepeers and instructors every week.

One of the best ballet schools in the metroplex. My only complaint is that we did not find it…read moresooner. Excellent teachers with different teaching styles. They expect a lot from these kids but that is always backed up by care and concern! I highly recommend Ballet Academy of Texas!

Cathy Sullivan's Acting School is a lot like any other type of school -- you get out of it what you…read moreput into it. If you think you'll magically become an amazing actor by taking 1-2 classes here, you're probably barking up the wrong tree. While primarily a school for young actors, they also have adult classes. Owner Cathy understands that acting development is a progression of maturity, intelligence, confidence, listening skills, and passion -- and she has structured her classes in a way that develops these abilities over time, especially if the actor is putting in the work. Unlike some acting coaches, Cathy focuses on the specific skills needed to start landing professional jobs. Her top students and assistants ARE working actors in Hollywood. The proof is in the pudding. An entire class devoted to being frightened? Seems odd to a newcomer. But when 1/4 of your child's auditions ask them to demonstrate fear, you realize that she's actually preparing them for professional opportunities. While she doesn't teach every class, she's always accessible and her assistant instructors are amazing. My kid's 'fear class' was taught by a skilled older teenager who demonstrated a scene by entering a room and seeing a monster and throwing himself against the wall in fear while shrieking with panic. Over and over again. Each time more frightening and realistic than the last. I was simply amazed at the level of commitment and passion being demonstrated by a young man of this age. I asked him what his name was because I wanted to know who I was watching. Two years later, Jaren Lewison is the star of 'Never Have I Ever' on Netflix. Cathy also has a great eye for talent. She selects only the best to teach at her school and is quick to recognize a rising talent. When she told me that my child wasn't ready to begin auditioning for major roles, I didn't believe her but she was RIGHT. While commercial, modeling and small supporting acting jobs may go to the kid with the right look, major roles will almost always go to a highly skilled actor -- and that is something that comes with education, practice and time. Classes run about $350-$400 for 12-16 hours of training. It may sound expensive but when I considered that I was spending $350/month for my kid's FC Dallas soccer training and he had zero chance of ever playing professional soccer, it made me realize that this was a much better investment. Plus, the skills that acting class develops -- public speaking, reading, confidence, handling criticism -- are all life skills that will pay dividends regardless of whether your child ever becomes a star. My child has been a student here for three years and has landed several professional (paying) acting jobs. She looks forward to classes and loves her teachers and Cathy. What more can you ask for?

We've only had great experiences here! Yes, beginning classes have a lot of students (Even advanced…read moreclasses have about 15 kids) but it's up to your child to learn & pay attention. My daughter isn't the best at this in regular school but because she loves acting, she has learned a lot & each class has helped her improve. She always learns a few things in every class, there's never been a class she didn't like! The teachers & aides are great and know how to develop the kids talents. Kim Dawson & Campbell are the big agencies that come to "seminars" (held a few times a year) to scout out new talent. Seminars are when LA casting directors, producers, and other important people in the industry come in & give constructive feedback to your kids skit they do in front of them. The classes are reasonably priced for what your kid gets out of them & the exposure in the seminars is what is going to get your kid to the next level. But your child has to want it & work for it. Don't expect your kid to get an agent or a movie role just because they show up. You get out of it what you put into it!