Dance Studio

Teachers are the best here

Positive energy when I walk in. Friendly staff and students!

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If you want a great gift, non toxic paint or specialty items you can not get anyplace else you have to shop here. A ecelent assortment. The flowers are beautiful and designed professionaly. They will last 10 times longer then buying at Solbys.

Clean and professional

I am so glad I tried this dance studio...I couldn't imagine going anywhere else. Nothing beats the space and the instructors and atmosphere 🖤

Amazing place for kids to dance

A very special place to explore or develop your moves and musicality.

Diamonds. Amazing room. Great instruction.

Excellent instructors, wonderful students, amazing dance experience!!!

Joel turned us from roller skaters to disco dancers, all in a matter of just a few lessons! He helped us prepare for our first dance at our wedding, providing slick moves, honest feedback and helpful metaphors.

They can't tell you the full price when you call and ask. And then when you get their you are charged extra. They have horrible customer service. My daughter got scolded over an outfit when they could have nicely told her once she couldnt practice. They called me over the outfit issue told me about 3-4 times over the phone. I could tell my child was upset when picked her up. Then they proceeded to get after me again for the outfit when I picked her up. I shouldn't have even went that day and I would have saved my self a lot of attitude and grief. If you own A dance studio you still need to have some customer service. I was never treated poorly like this at prima school of dancing I went their for 6-7 years. I am very disgusted with the way we were treated from the get go, at this studio.

Overall, I think this place seems okay. This past winter, my toddler had a ballet class and tap class right after. We had a nice ballet teacher. Dark brown hair...I think her name was...Laura? Very kind with the kids. Gentle and encouraging. The tap dance teacher, tall, dark, and lean...I think his name was...Savon? Or something similar. He was not so nice. I should've known since another mom had spoken about him about how her own kid was afraid of him. I kind of just brushed it off because I wanted to give him a chance. Well... It didn't take long for him to offend me. He asked me in front of the whole class (parents and kids) if my quiet, observant daughter "talks". That was rude. He could've asked me privately. It's kind of rude to ask a question like that and talk about a child in third person when they can hear you. Anyway, right after that, we missed class (both ballet and tap) for two weeks because I was sick one week and my toddler the next. The week after being sick, we finally made it back to Laurelhurst and as I'm sitting there, hanging out waiting for my toddler's ballet class to finish, he comes in and walks pass me, smirking directly at me and scoffing to boot. Why? Seriously why? Maybe he thought we dropped his class on purpose? Either way, I didn't feel comfortable staying for his class after so we left. Not a safe space for me when he's there.

It's rare to have a dance teacher who is simultaneously fun to learn from, loves to dance, and is a truly excellent teacher. Sarah is all of that and more. I've danced for over a decade and she's the finest teacher I've yet had. She has deep knowledge, has mastered multiple dance styles, and she's especially good at making dance easy for the beginner. She took me from ignorant to dancing a passable intermediate salsa in 3 hours. I highly and enthusiastically recommend her.