Took my daughter here and she learned nothing. The kids widely dance and are misbehaving the whole…read moretime in class on which they barely said anything. There is absolutely no structure at the school with one young teacher that seems to never be enthusiastic about working there and also it is hot as all get out where the parents sit to watch your children. I took my daughter somewhere much better with structure and they have 3 teachers in one class. I wouldn't recommend this place at all to anyone unless u wanna just waste your money!

My oldest is starting her 6th year. My youngest, her 5th. We love this place. I have been able to…read moresee how my oldest has progressed from a beginner to her pre-pointe class, and my youngest great love for dance. Ms. Jenna is not only the owner, but the teacher. My girls and I love Ms. Jenna and her mom, Mrs. Joanne. The dance studio can be rented out for weddings and special events, so it is a beautiful establishment. Grownups, if you are looking for a fun beginner class, she also teaches adult tap. Trust me it's a fun class!

Robert is the best dance teacher for couples you could ever dream of. He's insanely talented - not…read morejust at dancing- but at simplifying any dance move and making it doable. He's also super fun and his amazing partner, Karen, also helps when she's around so you get a great male and female dance example. My husband and I love dance classes here as our weekly date night. Highly recommend!

Robert makes it fun and approachable! He definitely meets his students where they/we are at. Very…read morefun date night and I leave feeling (have had two lessons so far) happy and during the lessons all my cares just melt away. And for someone who is inside my head a lot, this has been an unexpected surprise!

They may be a good studio to teach kids to dance, but their recitals are 4-hour commercials for the…read morestudio. Ridiculous. They hold families, that want to see their own kids, hostage. The older students all have solos, plus multiple joint dance pieces. Little kids' performances are strategically mixed, so families have to stay the whole 4 hours to see their own kids.

We're heading into our 3rd year at innovative dance and my girls have blossomed being at this…read morestudio. We joined after their previous studio shut down just prior to Covid and I am so glad we found IDI. Their technique, performance, and love of dance has grown immensely. The kids feel loved and supported here and each dancer is led to be their own personal version of their best. We have found such a welcoming community within the studio and my kids have found spots in their competitive teams. We don't live close yet I am willing to drive them because of what they get out their experience here. From camps to recreational classes to competition, I am please with how all of it is run.

The Dallas Conservatory has completely transformed my daughter. Her Dance, work ethic, skill level,…read moreand passion have grown tremendously since she started with the school. I highly recommend this school for any age and any level of dancer!

I've never been to a place like this before, where everyone treats you like family. I was very…read moreworried about putting my son in classes but all my worries went away when I saw everyone in action. The instructors have so much patience and are so fun with the kids. I've never seen so many people care for kids the way they do as if they were their own...it's definitely a safe place. They also teach my son discipline and get him the exercise he needs while making it fun. Definitely check this place out!

I just landed in Dallas for a work conference. I had been looking for a place to train while I was…read morein town. Had a blast dropping in at the noon Thursday class. Lots of guys training, and everyone was very welcoming. Professor Martins treated me just like one of his students and I appreciated the hospitality. The guys were all really good, from blue to black. Speaks volumes about the level of instruction from Professor Martins! Will be back soon!

Tony New has been my instructor/coach for 7 1/2 years. After my husband died, I started dancing…read moreand competing even though I had not danced before. It has been so good for me. Tony has been thorough but patient with me and has become a good friend. I recommend Tony New for whatever your dance wishes are.

I love swing dancing! DSDS is a volunteer-run organization, and they host dances + workshops…read more("Swing on a String") 3 Saturday evenings a month at the Sammons Center for the Arts. With a year membership ($15 for students!!), you get free intermediate workshops (6-8pm) and a discounted entry to the social dance at 9pm. It's been totally worth it. The instructors are fabulous, and I've learned fun lindy moves. Each week there may be different instructors, and the month's dance for the workshop also changes (lindy, charleston, balboa). There's a beginner lesson at 8pm for anyone new to east coast swing so you're ready to go for the social dance at 9 ($7 for members, $10 for nonmembers). Everyone has been friendly here with wide range of ages from college students to the older population. They also have a live band once a month. :) They accept cash + card!

I am so surprised that the Dallas Swing Dance Society doesn't have its own page on Yelp yet! But…read morethen again, I didn't find out about it until two weeks ago. Every Saturday, the Dallas Swing Dance Society gets together at the Sammons Center for the Arts (http://www.yelp.com/biz/sammons-center-for-the-arts-dallas). Here's what their website says: All dances & workshops held the 2nd, 3rd & 4th Saturdays of the month. Mini-Workshops (for people that already know how to swing dance) 6:00pm-8:00pm $10 for members $15 for non-members Swing On A String Beginner Lesson 8:00-9:00pm (for people with no clue about what they are doing) Dance 9:00pm-midnight $5 for members $8 for non-members You really don't have to go with a partner for the dance lessons because they make you switch partners after every few minutes. But if you're a guy, you're going to have to do a lot of asking after the lessons are over. As a girl, the regulars were really nice about asking me to dance, but that's only based on one personal experience. The teachers were really patient. They really do assume that you know nothing about swing dancing, so come on out even if you've never done it before! Dress code is wear whatever you want (I'm being serious...you'll see a lot of diversity in clothing there), but try to wear shoes that are flat and can slide on wood floors. Girls, dancing in heels is not fun and all the regulars wear Keds anyways, so its socially acceptable to wear comfy shoes.

My grandson loves going here for the summer. They have a lot of activities and take them on field…read moretrips. It clean and the atmosphere is a whole vibe for all ages.

Just opened a family membership at this location. The staff is very nice and supportive. It does…read moregive off a sense of community, which is important to me. Another important factor is cleanliness and age of equipment. It was very clean and they provide equipment cleaning wipes, which is a MAJOR plus in my books. The equipment is up-to-date, specifically the treadmill. I like my equipment to be modern and plentiful. I haven't tried the pool yet, but my main focus and goal, is the fitness area. It is definitely worth the price, and you don't have to worry about overpaying fees for a whole family!