Grand Opening on OCT.28 , two of my kids are already registered. Look for Abby or Mike for more…read moreinfo.

Excellent opportunities await young and old to learn the art of Chinese dance! My granddaughters…read morehave benefitted in so many ways, having studied here for the past 10 years. Now they are both graduated from high school and enrolled in college, hopeful that they will have more opportunities to dance in their future. Chinese dance becomes a way of moving in life, and I believe they will be enjoying this art for their entire lifetime. Thank you for providing this very unique opportunity!

This is a beautiful dance studio lead and run by a very elegant dancer. Ah-lan is very in tune to…read moreher dancers. My 5 year old daughter was eager to start dance lessons and we heard about this studio from a neighbor. We looked at others as well, but this one had the best feel. It's open, clean, and filled with natural light. Easy street parking was a bonus. I also liked how Ah-lan checked in with my daughter after class and asked her how she liked her first dance class (it was taught by a different instructor). She was very sweet and the gesture felt very genuine. We actually stayed and watched some of the older girls dance in the next class. My girl was quite impressed and excited of what they could do. She was inspired!

I am looking forward to taking more classes on Sundays! They offer bachata at 6:30 and salsa at…read more7:30 p.m. Excellent instructors who teaches the steps slowly with many opportunities to practice before partnering and rotating partners throughout the classtime. It used to be located in Emeryville but now they are located in Richmond next to a grocery store which feels much safer when parking. I went here with three friends and we all plan to keep coming back at least 1-2x a month when we can!

The floor is better than when they just opened that place. I recommend it. Easy parking, many…read moredancing rooms.

Amazing group of people coming together to workout. As a plus size girlie I didn't feel self…read moreconscious or like I was dieing during the workout.

Joined this gym & LOVE everything & everyone in there! I was looking to switch things up, I had…read moredone orange theory,etc but wanted to try something fun, switches it up, good music, good vibes, good people, all of that and more is here

We love Sherries Dance Studio! Very clean and organized. A…read morewell run business with so many different classes offered on Zoom.

I am a child who has been dancing for 8 years, and I love it. Over the years, I have picked up…read moreconfidence, friends, and of course, dancing skills. Everyone is very kind and accepting, just great overall vibes. I've danced through Zoom and I've danced in the parking lot. Sherrie's Dance Studio is an amazing place and welcome for all ages that love to dance!

Maryse is fantastic. She teaches a lot of classes for children and adults. She is friendly and has…read morea large dance floor. I take adult tap lessons there and have a great time. It's extremely affordable. I would definitely recommend checking it out. I know they have different teachers doing, ballet, tap, contemporary, jazz & ethnic dances.

The teacher here is really nice. The place is very family oriented and the atmosphere is wonderful…read more Maryse is the teacher and she is very versed in multiple genres of dance including tap, jazz, ballet and pointe. The studio is located in the back yard of a house but it is quite spacious and has plenty of room to dance.

My daughter is in a 3-7 hip-hop/tumbling class with Chauntel. My daughter is autistic and Chauntel…read moreis always very patient with her. She doesn't mind if she just watches and doesn't want to participate.

Hmmm.. not sure where to start. They had one lady running…read moreeverything at the front desk. Maybe that's changed? Hopefully. The teachers? Young and seem over worked. You can always tell a teacher who doesn't have their heart in the art of dance. But then again, how can they when they're so over worked? We came here from another studio- if you're looking for something on the core foundation side of dancing- it's not really here. This is more fun, entertaining and keeps your kid active. Which is good, yes! But I understand to more advanced dancers, some classes here would probably seem like a joke. Parking lot is always chaos. Recitals? Wishy washy and chaotic- I guess that can be normal for recitals. Expect your entire day to be solely based on the recital day.. as it is mandatory for all dancers to be there for dress rehearsal and then come back later for the recital itself or literally just hang out all day there till the recital starts. Which is normal for recitals. I say wishy washy because despite other parents busting their butts to get their kid to dress rehearsals, they still let other dancers do the recital sans the rehearsal. Which isn't bad, but I think it's some sort of favoritism. Having volunteered to help in the back, I've witnessed them turn young dancers away from participating in the recital because they missed rehearsal.... and then I've witnessed them let other dancers participate despite missing dress rehearsal?........ Why did it bother me? Well, because I saw a few kids hearts get stomped on after they were turned away and not allowed to dance. Then I saw a few others skip happily on in. Kinda left a sour taste in my mouth. 2 stars because they do keep kids busy and entertained while in class.

I loved going to their Bollywood classes. Wish there was a center on the peninsula as I had to…read morerelocate for work.

This studio used to feel really special, but as it's grown, classes have become uncomfortably…read morepacked. With columns blocking the view + overcrowded space, getting a decent spot can feel competitive, which is a space issue that contributes to increasing tension between members. Lately, some of the messaging around space feels like it's putting the burden on clients, which can come off as frustrating or unintentionally shaming. I get that it's a tough room to manage--but there are better ways to handle it. The minute a business starts treating its clientele as gnats or 'entitled problems', is the moment that the heart of the business begins to weaken. Simple fixes like rotating rows each song, clearer spacing markers on the floor, or more instructor movement (use all mirrors!) could make a big difference. Even having a place up front just for newbies could be a positive way to address this vs making clients feel blamed for environmental and system barriers. There's still a lot to love here--I just hope the studio can hold onto the supportive, growth-oriented culture it's known for.