great dance studio to go to , very friendly and understanding people, kids here are learn how to…read morebehave and have a great mindset of being a team player. the competition team is great as well , you don't have to go out of California for the competition and dance class don't cost a lot , an very affordable especially if you have a bad finance or have other kids in different activities.

My daughter has been with All City Dance since she was 2 years old. She is now 4 and continues to…read morelove going to dance class. Miss Lorrie and her assistants really care about the students and make learning ballet, tap, jazz and hip hop fun! Also, the classes are really convenient for parents who work during the day since they are in the evenings. If you have little ones who love to dance, you should definitely check out All City Dance!

I love my studio! it is filled with talented, loving, supportive, dancers and teachers. We are all…read morelike a great big family!

I'm Extremely disappointed in the owner of this studio. My daughter has danced here for almost 5…read moreyears. Over the past two years I feel that the studio has gone downhill. The owners main focus is the Competitive group, edge. If you are not paying extra to have your child in edge your dancer is not important. The dances continue to become provocative, classless, and In my opinion not age-appropriate. In addition to these disappointing changes she charged me for lost tickets. Our recital tickets were Missed place during a move. It's clear that I had already paid her $80 for four recital tickets. But she charge me the same amount to replace them. This is a horrible way to treat someone who has supported a business for 8 years.

Great atmosphere and very talented and professional staff and instructors. Kids will definitely…read morelearn dance moves and have fun

If you're looking for a welcoming, upbeat place to learn and enjoy Latin dance styles like salsa,…read morebachata, and merengue in Vallejo, this studio is a true hidden gem. The instructor, Denny, creates an incredibly supportive atmosphere from the moment you walk in -- he's patient, encouraging, and does a wonderful job adjusting each class to match the students who show up that evening, whether they're beginners or more experienced dancers. What really sets this studio apart is the sense of community. The group of students naturally changes from week to week, yet every time you go, you're surrounded by warm-hearted, like-minded people who simply want to dance, connect, and have a good time. It's welcoming to all ages and all dance levels, so no one feels out of place. The variety of dance levels also allows you to continue to your dance journey in the same welcoming atmosphere. Beyond the regular classes, the instructor also shares and sometimes facilitates group activities and events outside the studio, which helps students practice, grow, and build friendships. It truly feels like more than just a class -- it feels like a dance family. If you want a place where you can feel comfortable asking for extra help, meet supportive dance partners, and enjoy a fun, inclusive environment while learning great moves, this studio is absolutely worth checking out.

Beautiful, fun, energizing dance studio. Always fun for a…read moredrop in dance class for any skill level ! Check it out.

This dance studio is amazing and you can see all of the work that Jacqi has put into it. The…read moreinstructors are so good and patient with the dancers and my little one looks forward to going every week. Jacqi gives every child the opportunity to dance and we love supporting the studio because of it!

Originally, I had heard about Soaring Eagles from a friend, and I was curious about enrolling my…read morechildren, but then the pandemic struck. Fast forward to four years later and I discovered that Soaring Eagles offers classes through our home school charter, so I called to express my interest and set up a visit. When I called, I spoke to Master Wayne Jones. I could tell right away that he is very business oriented, but friendly. He invited us to come to the dojang to watch a few classes to help us decide if this would be the place for us. At first, I had trouble finding the parking lot since Google Maps will tell you to turn right instead of making a slight right down the one way street behind the building. When I finally did park and enter the dojang, we were greeted with wide smiles and invited to sit anywhere to watch a class. There were two main classes at the time, one in the front room for children 7-12 and one in a back room for children 3-6. Miss Aliah teaches the Little Eagles with the assistance of various Black Belts. She is a natural with the kids. She gets down to their level, explains the moves and kicks in a way that children can easily understand and most importantly, she is patient but stern. Kids will sometimes get out of sort, but she maintains a level of order and discipline. The kids know very well when it is play time and when it is learning time. The Basic Children's class for 7-12 year olds was being taught by Master Wayne and Mr. Boone, a fellow Black Belt. I was impressed that even though the class had well over 20 kids, they were able to make sure that everyone lined up correctly, uniforms were neat and belts were tired. Master Jones has a loud powerful voice that commands attention and he is also firm yet compassionate with his instruction. The school is run by Master Wayne Jones and his wife Mrs Master Adrienne (6th Dan), along with the assistance of their daughters Ms. Aiesha (4th Dan), Ms. Aliah (3rd Dan), and fellow Black Belt Mr. Boone (4th Dan). I was highly impressed that their entire family consists of black belts as this is exactly what I want for my children. Not only are all the children black belts, but so are the grandchildren. This is truly impressive! There are many class times to chose from during the week and you can have an A/B schedule where you come every other day, two days a week. Classes run from 4:45-8pm (the late night class is the adult class from 7:15-8 am). They also offer different levels of membership which includes the Black Belt Club-( 2 regular classes and one specialty class a week that usually includes weapons and sparring training) and Master's Club- (Attend as many classes you want in a week, including a specialty weapons class on Thursday night; and targeted weapons training on Saturday consisting of bo staff, nunchuks, escrimas stick, forms (Taegeuk), tricks and kicks and combat weapons). You will also have an opportunities to compete in tournaments, even one hosted by the dojang on Mare Island in the Spring. The tournaments are a good way to test your skills and see taekwondo applied in real life applications. I also appreciate that you don't just learn taekwondo. We learn hapkkido, jiu jitsu, self defense and how to fall properly. If you take Def Con with Master Adrienne, you will learn how to stretch and strengthen your body in ways you never knew you could. In Ms. Aliah's trick and kicks class, I have learned some kicks that aren't just impressive, but also useful in sparring. In Ms. Aiesha's sparring class, you train with the best of the best and learn how to hone your craft. You also learn about community. I have had so many people show up and support me through different events and I have in turn shown up and supported others. This is what a true community represents. Something else that impressed me about Soaring Eagles is the diversity in the dojang. Many cultures, ethnicities and faiths were represented in the different familes and everyone had a mutual respect for one another. I was sold. Now over a year later, my second oldest is a blue stripe belt, my oldest is a soon to be green belt, my husband is a soon to be yellow belt and I am a green belt with black belt aspirations!! We all decided to join the fun! I truly appreciate the village I have found. Mrs. Master Jones, Master Jones, Ms. Aiesha, Ms. Aliah, Ms. Javina and the entire dojang have been so welcoming and supportive. I am forever loyal to Soaring Eagles and they won't be able to get rid of me!

Awesome place! I bring my 5 year old here to the little eagles class and the instructors do an…read moreexcellent job keeping the kids engaged, being patient and teaching valuable lessons.

Honor your commitments! We won an auction and at the last minute was told that the program that we…read morewere interested in was no longer available. Mind you, emails were still being sent by Studio G that there was space available a couple days before hand. If a zero star could be given it would have.

I would not recommend Studio G to families.. This lady has been cold and not understanding during…read morehard times. She does not offer refunds no matter what the case may be. Extremely poor customer service. Don't pay $30 to get on her waitlist because the chances of you getting into a class are slim to none you may as well consider It a charitable donation.

When we moved to Napa 11 years ago from Marin, we did our due diligence on the best ballet training…read morein Napa Valley. NRDC hands down provides the best ballet education in the Valley. In addition, it is the only ballet company in the Valley that is successful enough as a company to present the full-length Nutcracker Ballet, every year for the past 18 years. This is an impressive production and a beloved gift to the community at large. The positive impact that NRDC has had on our girls, as well as the extended company of dancers, is evident to all who meet them. They are some of the most focused, hardworking, loyal, supportive kids you will ever meet. Whether they choose to go on and dance professionally or not, the life skills learned at NRDC are hard to replicate. What might work for a young child does not always translate into their tween and teen years. Ballet is hard, and it takes commitment, you have to sacrifice a lot for your passion, just ask Misty Copeland. If it isn't right for your child or your family, that's okay - but let there be no mistake, NRDC continues to be the best ballet education in the Valley with countless students who continue to excel both in life and dance after NRDC.

My opinion. I am sure the dance school will try to punish but I feel like leaving this comment. Any…read moreschool expressing "xx (student) is weak" is not education. The dance school used to be good for younger kids to learn ballet. It has mainly a single instructor and another temp instructor. The main instructor runs the place (non-profit). It looks like she has preferred students who always flatter no matter what and she has unpreferred students whom she does not care much about. When she feels good, she overly flatters preferred students. When she does not feel good, she blames other students - her communication gets unreasonably hurtful to kids in front and behind. It goes on and on. I feel it is not the student's fault. Those come from the body structure, forcing unreasonable ways on the body. A visiting instructor disagree with her teaching and pointed out it is not a safe way to dance. The timing of having point is another example - it is rushed to have it but physicians did not recommend it. Parents are having a hard time pushing back and forth between "Do it now" from the instructor and "Too early" from the physicians. Any discussions come back with humiliation, "you should withdraw from the school" or "will not choose you in the next Nutcracker (or recital)." The instructor does try to balance saying "I care about you" while she continues blaming the student. The attitude is very depressing. The students are small kids and teenagers. In my opinion, the school must realize it is unhealthy and inappropriate for younger kids.