Last night we stopped in for Elincia's first 55 min class! Level A Gymnastics is $127 for 4 weeks!…read moreSign-up comes with a Free T-Shirt, $5 off Coupons and optional Coloring Sheets! Miss Caelyn was sweet to our 9 year old, who loved her first class! I would recommend this location, I went to Tricks once as a child! They sell stuffies, cute leotards with scrunchies and shorts and even have a playroom for toddlers! Gave me a candy for Mother's Day! SYOY! :-)

If you're interested in joining, and don't know anyone that is currently enrolled, just ask any…read moreparent and both of you get a credit to your account. They offer several classes based on age. One of the limitations they have is gymnastics. Boys can join gymnastics if they are under four (? Or 5?) years old, but when they get older, they cannot move to a higher level because it is for girls only. Otherwise, they have dance, swimming and Tag. We currently have our daughter enrolled in tag, and most of the teachers are pretty good. It gets a bit tricky when you have other kids in the same class who are disruptive and the teacher doesn't do much to navigate to the class back. If! You are a parent that likes to come early before the class, it might be a bit tricky getting in since the other classes are just getting out. With that, the best area to park is in the back. There's even a back door there you can enter through. If you miss a class or are planning to miss a class, you just have to make sure to notify them via website two hours prior to the class so that you can get a make up for the class for next time, so make sure you grab all of the class schedules located in the check-in desk on the wall because you can choose any make up class to try! Overall, it's a good all in one place to try.

Rip off. Train the teacher program while the teacher tries to pretend to teach you dance for…read morethousands of dollars. Owners grew up in the exact same environment and are never around to actually teach. They will show up when they are selling outrageously priced events to put you in FOMO mode. The model is new students all the time so the inexperienced teachers can fake their way thru lessons and charge a fortune. Go ANYWHERE else. Check out any of their annual holiday videos on YouTube and see for yourself. Not one good performance and lazy inexperienced teachers full of crap to pump you up and out of your money. The reason there are so many five star reviews is because they make it a requirement to go online and give them a review as part of a system to qualify for freebies. So again using their model to sell sell sell, you have to give them a good review so you can get a free lesson or a small party at the end of the month in which they ask you to bring your own food and supply all of the drink drinks for them and in my opinion is never a good deal.

My wife and I started taking dance lessons with Dior, and we honestly could not be happier. From…read morethe very first lesson, he made us feel completely welcome and comfortable, regardless of our experience level. His teaching style is clear, encouraging, and engaging -- we truly feel like we're learning and improving every time we step on the floor. What really sets Dior apart is how fun he is to be around. He brings great energy, patience, and humor to each lesson, which makes the experience something we genuinely look forward to. Dancing never feels intimidating with him as an instructor. We've also had the opportunity to work with his partner, Jordan, and together they are an incredible team. Their chemistry, professionalism, and shared passion for teaching make the lessons even better. The two of them create an environment that is supportive, motivating, and genuinely enjoyable. We cannot say enough good things about Dior and Jordan. If you're looking for instructors who are talented, welcoming, and truly invested in their students, we highly recommend them!

Enrolled my daughter for tap. Cynthia taught the kids a horrible dance routine and we were forced…read moreto pay for a recital costume and accessories. No, we couldn't opt out of performing. She doesn't discipline her favorites and allows those kids to disrupt the class. Please avoid this small, drab, old, crowded, so called 'dance studio.' You'll be better off in your garage or home learning from YouTube videos.

Update: You couldn't possibly recall who I am considering you did not attempt to interact with me…read morethe entire time. For your reference this occurred on December 18th, 2024. My daughters were so excited to get to go to dance for bring a friend day. When I went to pick them up, they were so upset that they were made to sit to the side and watch girls rehearse. Not sure what the point of bring a friend day was. Seems like a major missed opportunity to get more girls interested in attending dance classes there. Had the opposite effect for us.

The instructors are really great with the kids and they're awesome and they what they do. All three…read moreof my daughters go there. We are extremely happy with the experience

This place is awesome! The trainers are so great with kids. They are patient, kind and focused on…read morehelping the kids learn skills. I highly recommend!

My daughter has been dancing at El Dorado Dance Academy for the past 7 years, and we couldn't be…read morehappier! She's grown so much as a dancer and a person, taking multiple styles of dance along with Baton and being part of the Teen Competition Team. The instructors are amazing -- supportive, talented, and truly care about every student's progress. The studio feels like a second home, and the environment is positive, encouraging, and family-oriented. We highly recommend El Dorado Dance Academy to anyone looking for a place where dancers can thrive, build confidence, and be part of an incredible community.

As a parent who has a toddler enrolled in their programs, they are terrible at communication. You…read moredo not get any updates, be it for closures, sessions or even events. Front desk staff also rarely knows anything and you will rarely get a good answer. Most of my answers were from either parents who "attended last year as well" or even driving up to the studio and realizing that they are closed. The only communication you get promptly is for the money they are charging or the change in their payment system asking you to update your payment info so they can regularly process your payments. Shame! Also there is a lot of favoritism and kiss-ass behavior even at 3-4-5 year levels that it amazes me and blows my mind. Also their end of year concert is a big hoax and a great way for the studio owners to mint money be it via event participation fees, outfits, photoshoots, event tickets etc.

Where do we even begin...Starting off, Sarah was very much approachable from the conversations we…read morehad on here just to get an inquire to the start of us meeting with her so she knew what couple she was going to work with. Scheduling with her was so easy and straight forward. She listened to what we wanted for our first dance. We had a mashup of songs & each song that she listened to, she had a dance in mind. She also asked for our input which she added onto the dance. She definitely makes you feel welcomed at her dance space. She's funny when critiquing you. She'll tell you what you're doing wrong and how to fix it. We're so extremely happy that we chose Sarah to help choreograph our first dance. I will say (me the bride) had a bit of a hiccup due to my dress being longer than I had anticipated & a bit of my nerves getting to me, but for the majority of it, our dance turned out great & the crowd was impressed with our dance, especially bc my husband and I don't dance ourselves. Overall, we strongly recommend booking with Sarah!

We loved working with Sarah! My fiancé and I needed help with our first dance for our wedding, and…read moreshe made the whole experience so easy and fun. After about 6 or so lessons, our dance came together perfectly! She helped us with choreography, form, and answered all the little questions we had along the way. Our last lesson was the best--it all clicked and we were able to put the pieces all together! 10/10 highly recommend!!!

Wow! I can't say enough good things. I have been doing cycle classes for years and I LOVE true…read morenorth! The music is incredible, and the instructors are so kind and really get to know you. AND the workout is killer. I highly recommend, I will be back :)

I had an amazing class here and just thinking about it, I can feel the endorphins! At the time of…read moremy class I had a couple knee issues but I didn't want that to stop me from trying new things (without pushing myself) and spin/bikes are pretty safe for me to use. I let the instructor know about my injury so if she seen me take it easy or go slow, she knew what was up. She was so supportive and understanding! The other members of the class were friendly, chatting to one another before the class and saying hi to the newbie, me. One of them helped me get my shoes attached to the bike since I didn't know how and another helped me with the bars. It was a collaborative environment of strong women which was amazing to be in. I am a plus size lady and while I dont let that stop me from being active, sometimes I feel like an outlier size-wise. But in this class there were women of all sizes and shapes and everyone was getting their workout on and having a blast! I love how we all sang at the end of the session- this class was the definition of a fun group class environment. Great value for the class and everyone should try it.

I watched the Swan Lake ballet performed by World Ballet Company at the Harris Center. I felt it…read morewas an overpriced, mediocre performance. I got bored by the sets and dancing quickly. My ticket cost $100 plus a $7 service fee. If you want professional ballet, you have to head to SF Ballet in San Francisco. Harris Center is part of Folsom Lake College, a community college. It's a school auditorium. Rows are narrow. Seats are not that comfy or spacious. It does not compare to the beautiful performing arts theaters in downtown Sacramento or San Francisco. There were two sets of restrooms on the main floor. Not very many stalls in one women's restroom, maybe like 6. I thought this wording on the ticket and parking permit printout was confusing: "Ample parking is located adjacent to the Harris Center facility in Lot D." I guess the Harris Center is located in Lot D because there is definitely not enough parking in Lot D alone. We and many others ended up parking in the much larger nearby Lot C. Passes purchased through campus kiosks are $2. On the map, I saw three Daily Parking Permit kiosks located on College Parkway, the loop around campus. Passes purchased online or through the box office are $3, incurring a $1 administrative fee. If you order online, remember print your parking permit to display on your dashboard. It's good that parking is easy and inexpensive.

12/09/2025 Another fantastic event at this incredible venue…read more Tonight Colbie Caillet & Gavin DeGraw and their band. Christmas music, duet songs and beautiful solos from each of their albums. This duo has great music, vocals and charisma; they were made to play together. Excellent seating, no bad seats in house (I was seated in 4th row, almost center. Great audio. Excellent friendly docents. Look forward to my next visit at this location.