Annmarie Sculpture Garden is just the best. We live about 35 mins away, but our family visits…read moreprobably once a month. Our daughters just love it, and my wife and I enjoy it too. The art/crafting room is always a hit, and it's nice to take a walk on the trails and play underneath the pines.

Mt husband & I took a drive down to Solomons for lunch on Memorial Day. I persuaded him to stop at…read moreAnnmarie Gardens so I could check out the sculpture garden, which has been on my list for a while. It was a nice day. There is a welcome hut where they give out maps and collect the suggested $5 donation. We walked some of the woods to view some of the sculptures. Several were very attractive and other pieces were not as striking. There is a fairy garden type play area where a number of kids were running around. We walked through the main arts building. We saw some exhibits and the gift shop. On the whole, it was smaller than I expected, but we did not walk all of the paths. I'm glad we took a look. I would be interested in returning when they have a festival or for the holiday lights.

Great People‼ Great dance teachers‼ very caring environment, and they are really concerned with the…read moresafety of the children. Overall great experience.‼

From the owner: Welcome to Artistic Dance Xpressions!…read more We are proud to offer dance classes for the recreational dancer as well as prepare students for careers in dance. Private lessons and home school classes are available. Special master classes will be offered through the year, We also offer tumbling/acrobatics and adult classes. Now offering free registration for all classes. Visit our website now!

I was referred to this studio by a friend. She took dance there when she was young and now had her…read moredaughter signed up. I absolutely LOVE this studio. Kim and her team of teachers are awesome! My daughter loves it! They even have an adult class and mother/daughter dance in the recital! I am so glad that we decided to try this new studio. The waiting area is large and has windows to see into the dance studio to watch the dancers. The studio space is big too. The class lengths are longer than what I've seen at the other studio we go to which I like because you seem to get more for your money. We look forward to many years at this dance studio to come!

If your child desires to work in musical theatre or attend college for musical theatre, this is the…read moreplace to dance. If your child wants to attend a studio where the leaders and teachers value every single child, regardless of the child's talent or number of classes per week, this is the place to dance. There is an authentic positivity flowing from every nook of the studio, modeled by the owners and practiced by every teacher.

I went here about 2 years ago and it was amazing I made lots of friends and I love the broadway…read morebound class.

Another outstanding year at Dance Etc School of the Arts this years Spring Recital was awesome…read morecheck out a few of my favorite pictures of my daughter from the recital. Come check out the studio.

The quality of instructors here is without question top notch. My daughter has been here a year and…read moreif it weren't for the steady improvement I see in her dancing and her awesome instructor, I would have withdrawn her a long time ago. From an administrative perspective this place is incredibly disorganized, the staff is misinformed and they do a poor job of communicating important pieces of information. They just had their spring performance at the Manassas Center for Performing Arts this past weekend and the experience was nothing short of infuriating. First, they wanted the kids there at 5:30 pm for a performance that starts at 7 pm. Ok, that's reasonable. When I checked my 11 year old in backstage, they told me I wasn't allowed to go any further, that made me incredibly uneasy but of course I complied. The performance was to start at 7 pm, and it did but prior to the performance (meaning the weeks and days ahead) we we're not given an idea of when the show would end. I'll just cut to the chase and tell you now, I did not have my daughter back until nearly 11 pm. When her performance was finished (she was in the 4th act), which was around 9:45 pm, I excused myself from the auditorium and went backstage to get her. I was told the kids would not be released until the end of the show and that all children 10 and up (this part is important) would be released into the lobby of the performing center on their own. That was an absolutely terrible idea.... So the show wrapped up about 10:30 pm. Someone from the school made an announcement on stage that all kids 8 and older would be released into the lobby on their own for parents to retrieve (more like search for frantically in a sea full of strangers). So while someone in the back was telling parents it was 10 and up, they just made an announcement to hundreds of people that it was actually 8 and up. Prime example of the kind of misinformation and lack of communication they demonstrate on a daily basis back at the school. Once I finally had my daughter back and after congratulating her on a job well done, I asked her about her experience backstage. No snacks or hydration provided (because the ADULTS backstage did not inform the children they were allowed to grab one from the table they set up) and when the children attempted to go to the bathroom they were told they could not and had to go back to the dressing room. So you put my kid in a room from 5:30 pm to 9:15 pm and tell her she can't go to the bathroom and don't bother to tell her she can grab a snack..... THEN after she performs, she is stuck in that same predicament another hour. THEN you send her out in a lobby full of HUNDREDS of people to search for her guardian when it's all said and done?! The levels of negligence, lack of planning, consideration and common sense is astounding! I was willing to overlook the fact that after paying for tuition we were forced to pay $20 a head to see her perform. I was willing to overlook that after spending all of this money up till performance night, we were told we were not allowed to take pictures or video (ushers were kicking parents out if they were caught recording). I was even willing to overlook their seriously flawed system for releasing kids back to parents but to have the audacity to keep our kids from us for several hours and not have the decency to make sure they were well taken care of and attended to absolutely pisses me off. I'm sure there are schools that will treat you, your children and your money much better. Don't do it.

We had the BEST time in our private lesson with Amina. She taught our group of beginners how to…read moredance. After just 1 1/2 hours we were able to do a spirited routine together. What a thrill! She's a fabulous teacher with such positive energy. Thanks for a memorable evening!

Excellent teaching skills. Classes are small so a lot of opportunities to watch you and correct…read moreyour movements if needed.

I love this studio and it's an awesome place to be. I go to this dance studio and I am on the…read morecompetition team, I always have an awesome time everyday I go here. They have lots of things to offer such as recreational dance classes, competition team, birthday parties and more. I can assure you you'll have an amazing time if you go here and I highly suggest this place if you're looking for a good way to start your child's dance journey!

I took my 3 year old daughter to try their ballet/ tap class and she was very excited to do the…read moreclass. We got there and she was very happy to try the class. She went into the studio with the other kids and was super excited but then suddenly, other girls started to cry for their parents and that made my little one started to cry too. I asked the teacher if I could sit inside so she would feel safer and the teacher Sandra said no. Then I asked the reception desk if another class was available so I could try if the instructor allowed me inside and they asked around and they all said no because the other kids would be distracted. I mean, I get it this shouldn't be the norm and parents should watch from outside but for someone doing the first class ever, maybe be a little bit more flexible wouldn't hurt. So they are not having me as a client and we are going somewhere else who can be more flexible with small kids who are just starting.

Drew Looner is an exceptional instructor! My son is seven years old and absolutely adores the…read moreteacher and excitedly anticipates his weekly break dance classes! Drew teaches the foundational elements of break dance, which helps to engrain the different types of moves one can do when freestyling. This enables a kid to break out of the mold and perform something new and exciting every time. Besides that, Drew is a personal trainer, who really helps my son increase his strength. My son is increasing his core strength, enabling him to not only dance well, but to play sports at a higher level! I highly recommend Drew as an instructor, as a trainer, and now as a friend! Drew is also very intelligent and can articulate instructions in a comprehendible manner that kids can understand. I can see my son developing uncanny dancing ability under the leadership of Drew! My son will be able to wow and impress and do things beyond his imagination. If my son can increase his confidence and self-esteem at an early age, hopefully he can maintain it as he grows up and faces tough tween and teen years! Without something a kid can passionately pursue . . . well, you know what happens to them next. Drew keep up the excellent work, my friend!

From the owner: We Are A Breakdance School…read more We Will Teach You Foundation Footwork, PowerMoves, and Develop You Into A Unique Dancer With Your Own Trademarked Moves. -Uprock -DownRock -PowerMoves -Personal Style & Fashion -Freestyle, Circle & Battle Experience -Physical and Mental Skills -The History of Hip Hop Culture -Building Friendships -Representing As A Crew At Local Events, Jams, and Competitions