" Vibe is Everything " Everyone is welcomed , you belong …read more That's how you feel here . Tried the beginning yoga class ; beginners class . It met up to my expectations. Parking is difficult but manageable. It's definitely worth it . I will definitely be back for more classes. The price is more than reasonable so no worries.

Blissful Monkey is a true gem. It has such a warm and welcoming energy that keeps me coming back…read more The instructors know me by name, creating a personal and supportive environment where I always feel encouraged. They push you to improve but never past your limits, making classes both motivating and accessible. The small, community-focused atmosphere makes every session feel special, no matter your level. The studio is well-stocked with mats, knee pads, bolsters, blankets, and straps. Thoughtful details like hair ties in the bathroom and menstrual products show how much they care about their students. The teachers always ask permission before touching or assisting, which makes me feel comfortable and respected during every class. With flexible pricing options- including drop-in rates, lunchtime bundles, and monthly unlimited plans (which I take full advantage of!)- it's easy to find an option that works for you. Plus, I love to support a locally and Black-owned yoga studio. Blissful Monkey is a place where you feel supported, challenged, and always welcome.

My main complaint about this studio is that they don't have air conditioning, so taking class…read moreduring the summer when Boston temperatures are in the 80s and 90s can be extremely unpleasant and tower fans are just not sufficient. It can be uncomfortable just to be standing in that kind of weather, let alone doing cardio for an hour plus. Honestly, this seems irresponsible to me, and I'm confused by the fact that they don't seem to be concerned about heat stroke. There are definitely days when the only reason I don't go to class is because there's no AC. I also wish they had contemporary classes (they have one "contemporary modern" once a week, which is not the same as contemporary).

Five floors in the absolutely huge Odd Fellows building for…read morelessons in just about any kind of dance. Central Square, Cambridge. Adults and children. Love this place

I've been going to the studio since it opened in late 2019. I have to say this is not just a…read moredancing studio but also a life style and friends hangout place. I've many dancing friends here with whom we share the same interests and life passion. Though the virus pushed all business to shut down, we kept virtual connections over Zoom every morning and evening, we dance and workout together for the first couple of months during the Quarantine. This was so important and helpful to keep physical and mental healthy during the toughest time.

The management and customer services are terrible. I bought 12 passes (valid for 3 months) and…read moresigned up popping sessions. After couple weeks the sessions were cancelled because they told me the tutor was injured. No reschedule or expansion was offered on my passes. They simply tried to sell me other sessions instead. Then the Coronavirus.. I tried to contact the studio to request course suspension but they refused to do so. Only passes extension for one week doesn't count guys! Now they are offering only online sessions for some popular courses. Still no popping.. Personally, I think the virus is serious and I tied to cancelled the shows I booked and suspended my gym membership. All processes went smoothly except with StyleMe! My wife is learning ballet at Boston Ballet School. She tried to suspend her sessions half way through her course and even got full refund! If you are able to find same classes in other studio, please stay away with this one!

My husband and I decided to take dance lessons at Balera in preparation for our wedding. Our only…read moregoal was to not look like complete idiots - something that could have happened since we are horrible at dancing. Johnny, who is also the owner of Balera Ballroom Dance Studio, was our instructor. He was absolutely fantastic. Johnny had so much patience with us and was able to teach us the two-step, despite our lack of rhythm or ability. Johnny made our dance lessons fun, and we began to look forward to our weekly dance lessons. It is also because of Johnny that we heard roars of applause as we did every turn and twirl during our first dance on our wedding day. I highly recommend Balera to any bride and groom looking to learn a few dance steps for their first song. To warn you however, do not be intimidated when you first step on the dance floor. Balera teaches some very experienced ballroom dancers in addition to beginners. One time, when we had one of our dance lessons, the world champion of ballroom dance was there giving lessons to people who could have been national champions. If anything, by having these very experienced dancers with you on the dance floor makes you feel like you are part of Dancing with the Stars!

I learned about this place through a living social deal. Prior to purchasing the deal i checked the…read morewebsite for a discription of what the clas entailed and it stated: "A wedding is the beginning of your journey together and our goal is to create a first dance that is unique, memorable and expresses the love you share as a couple. Learning to dance is an opportunity to learn and grow together while accomplishing the goal of a first dance for your wedding. Our qualified instructors take the time to teach not only the basics, but are able to choreograph a dance from beginning to end to the wedding song you choose." My fiance and I took the "wedding dance" class based on the offer that was provided by living social- and were taught 3 steps and the instructor proceeded to "up-sell" us. I understand that everyone's ability is different and as such what can be accomplished in a 45 min class needs to be clearer. Rather than just offering one class they need to specifically spell out that the program entails multiple classes and the instructor has no intention of choreographing a dance during the first lesson. Regardless, we had fun and our instructor was friendly and enthusiastic; i just wish the information we were provided was clearer

Truly professional. I had nothing but the best experience from the second you walk through the…read moredoors and get into the class. It's nothing short of the best

We had a terrible experience with the kid class at this school…read more The teacher known as "miss Jen" has singled out my daughter in her first class because she was not following. This experience has totally traumatized my daughter and ruined her interest and self-confidence. I won't recommend this school to any of my friends and family.

We have been coming here for 6 years and love it. The staff is knowledgeable, kind, and…read moreunderstanding. They try to accommodate all families' needs in terms of scheduling. It is a large dance company that makes you feel like your child's class is their number one. The kids are great and look forward to seeing each other each week. It truly is a warm group of people and I am grateful to have been a part of Velocity and will continue to be!

Wonderful dance company! Good people, fair prices, and a lot of great options for anyone interested…read morein dance

Best ballet teachers for adult open program and best piano accompanists in whole Massachusetts…read moremetro Boston area. Except Tuesday's morning one, I lIke all classes on both morning and evening. I wish they open Sunday class one day.

Although I've lived in the Cambridge area for almost 4 years, this was my first time at the local…read moreballet. Located inside the church, I have definitely walked by many times but never thought to come. I managed to snag tickets from a friend. My beau and I had stool seats, meaning that we were on tall chairs in the back. Some of the chairs were wobbly / broken so beware! There is a cash bar as well. Wine is $10, beer is $5, and bottles water is $2--we opted to skip refreshments. Overall, it was perfectly fine for the date. The crowd is what you would expect for a ballet: middle aged white people. One note for the college students thinking about coming, don't forget that ballets are not shorts+t-shirt places! The show itself was great. The theme was Suspicious Spaces. The stage and costumes were simple but the performers brought great athleticism and grace. There were two intermissions in the show. The show started 15 minutes late as well.

I always have a wonderful experience at JP Centre Yoga! I take the heated and restorative classes,…read moreand they are consistently taught by caring teachers who provide cues and plenty of support. Ruth and Chanel are both incredible instructors!

This studio is incredible! Such a wonderful space, convenient location, great staff. Special…read moreshoutout to Jill Rodgers, my favorite instructor here.