I have been a member of the Cache community approximately one year…read more Cache Studios is so much more than a dance studio--it's truly a community. From the moment you walk in, you're welcomed with open arms, good vibes, and an energy that lifts your spirit. Whether you're brand new to salsa or have been dancing for years, this is the kind of place that makes you feel like you belong. The instructors are not only incredibly skilled in NY style salsa/mambo, but they also teach with passion, patience, and heart. Every class is structured, yet fun, and you walk away each time having learned more than just steps--you grow in confidence. Cache isn't just about learning how to dance... it's about discovering the dancer within you. It's a space that uplifts your emotional and mental well-being through movement, music, and connection. There's something incredibly powerful about moving your body, pushing past your comfort zone, and realizing just how much you're capable of. And the best part? The people. You meet others who are there not just to dance, but to enjoy life, make friends, and have a genuinely good time. It's impossible to leave Cache without a smile, a little more rhythm, and a stronger sense of self. Highly recommend to anyone looking for more than just a dance class--Cache Studios is where community, confidence, and culture come together beautifully.

One word to describe this place awesome Juan helps you understand 123 567…read more Thank you and will continue to perfect this salsa Everyone is superfriendly and feels like home

My niece takes lessons here which I was able to attend during a recent trip home. This place is…read moreamazing, with amazing instructors who genuinely care about their students. Miss Marci was a student of the School of American Ballet grOwing up, under the instruction of George Balanchine. Wow! Can't get much better than that. I've seen her daughter, Sasha teach and she truly has a gift. Not only for dancing but sharing with kids the art of dance.

What an AMAZING community! I decided to take the adult tap class to see what it was about, and I am…read morehappy to say I have continued taking classes at RDA and currently going in my third consecutive year! The teachers here are so talented and make class fun! Class size can range from 3-10 people in a class as some don't pay for the full semester and some people pay per class they drop into. They even do fun evening events where you can have a glass of wine and learn different dance styles. I took the hip hop one and had a ton of fun! If you're looking for a fun no pressure environment to get back into something you used to do as a child or start something new, I can't recommend trying out a class at RDA enough !!!

It's all about the dance at Rivertown Dance Academy! Offering varied dance types from Ballet to Hip…read moreHop for all ages from 18 months through adult, in an unassuming location in Tarrytown, this place is a dance powerhouse! The teachers are professionally trained dancers focusing on the growth and development of each dancer. While performance oriented, RDA is a very down to earth, no pretense school. Another aspect of Rivertown Dance academy that sets it apart from others is the need based availability of financial aid. Classes run on a two semester plus summer basis in sync with local school schedules. Trial classes are always offered also! Check it out now! Rivertowndanceacademy.org

There's a lot of dance studios around but nothing compares to New York Dance! Kids actually learn…read moretechnique by dance professionals run by Francesca DeAngelo! Debra King and Aaron Thao run the Hudson Ballet Theatre, which most of the students participate in. Kids also take part in many outside performances such as DanceFest with performing arts educators who have performed at Lincoln Center, Kennedy Center, London Olympics. This school actually gives kids great opportunities, not just learn the dance recital routine. Some names to mention: Katie Jo Flanagan and Ashley Flanagan, Katie Eshbach, Eliana Wenick. I have studied and performed with with FRAN for years and she is a true and talented professional with very creative choreography. So if you are serious in learning the art of dance, look no further!

Dimitri choreographed a perfect dance for me. His style is absolute symmetry…read more His dancing is poetic. I know he will succeed at anything he sets out to do.

This place is ALL ABOUT THE MONEY. $25 a head to attend the…read morerecital! TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS to watch 5 year olds flop about on stage, really? Also, NO PHOTOGRAPHY! Your camera will be confiscated by security! You can PURCHASE a video for an exorbitant fee. They're also selling flowers, stuffed animals, & dance ware with there logo (of course). Do your homework before you enroll your child at the Academy of Dance.

I wanted to provide an update regarding the academy of dance arts. Good news- they are doing the…read moreright thing which is wonderful. The owner contacted me and apologized for the class not working out then reimbursed me for the remainder of the year. This is all I ever wanted so my advice moving forward, choose dance classes/ companies wisely, don't ever pay in full and endorse those that are obsessed with doing right by their clients. I am now a satisfied customer and very appreciative. This turn of events says a lot about the owner and the dance school.

My husband and I took dance lessons with Eddie to prepare for our recent wedding. Giving us the…read morecomfort and style to dance in front of your family and friends was the best thing we did to ready ourselves for the celebration. Eddie was incredible! He has a wonderful ability to teach even the most beginner dance couple and make them look like a master. His warm and welcoming personality made us feel more like a part of a family then just a student. The dance we mastered was unique and he choreographed a lighthearted and elegant routine that our guest said was the best first dance they had ever seen. it set the tone for the even which was fun but so elegant. He made our dream day even more memorable. Look no further Eddie is the best!

After two years at Reveal, I can honestly say that recital day was the final straw…read more Parents were required to leave their children backstage for approximately four hours. At one point, I simply wanted to check on my daughter and make sure she was okay. Instead of being treated with respect, I was dismissed by a staff member who loudly said, "Somebody come get her," as if I was causing a problem for wanting to see my own child. As a paying parent, I found that incredibly rude and unprofessional. Looking back, if I had seen the condition my daughter was in at that moment, I would have absolutely freaked out. She later came out for her second dance looking completely disheveled, with her hair undone and appearing as though no one had checked on her. We were told the children would be supervised and performance-ready, but that clearly was not the case. What upset me even more was learning that my daughter had asked to use the bathroom and was not taken. She ultimately ended up wetting herself. No one contacted us to let us know, no one explained what happened, and no one communicated with our family. Then, during pickup, my family was told that no one knew where my daughter was. For several terrifying minutes, we genuinely believed our child was missing. We were running around the venue in a panic, only to later find out someone had taken her to the bathroom. A simple conversation could have prevented that fear. The facility itself left much to be desired. The children's bathroom was often dirty, with an old step stool by the sink and oversized containers of dish soap that were difficult for young children to use independently. The recital also raised serious concerns about the overall quality of the program. After spending thousands of dollars on tuition, costumes, recital fees, and private lessons, I expected a higher standard of instruction and professionalism. Watching the adult performances only reinforced my concerns. If I had seen those performances before enrolling, I would have looked elsewhere for dance training. Parents trust dance studios with their children and their hard-earned money. They deserve proper supervision, communication, professionalism, and quality instruction. Unfortunately, after two years at Reveal, that was not my experience, and I cannot recommend this studio to other families.

We appreciate the opportunities our child had at this studio; however, bullying concerns were…read moreraised but not addressed. The CEO did not intervene and remained silent, and the parent of the student involved was not contacted until I addressed the issue myself. This dance studio struggles with communicating what respecting one another or accountability looks like as the unkind child still attends the dance school. It's not a coincidence that a few reviews on here mention the bullying issue and it going unaddressed. This led our family to move to a studio with clearer expectations for respect, accountability, and an age-appropriate classroom structure. Additionally, when families first join the company, new dancers are not allowed to perform during their first year. Parents are told this is because they are new and should observe the more experienced dancers, with the expectation that they will perform in their second year. However, families are still required to attend competitions and pay the associated fees for competitions even though their child does not perform. After doing some research, I learned that spectators are generally not required to pay these types of fees to simply watch competitions. As a result, the policy felt confusing and difficult to understand, especially since families are contributing financially to a competition team their child is part of but does not participate in competition dances during their first year.