My daughter has been dancing at this studio for several years now, and as she approaches her 9th…read morebirthday, her love for dance continues to grow. From the very beginning, everyone has been welcoming, supportive, and incredibly helpful. Mrs. Debbie, the owner, recently took time out of her busy schedule right before classes started to help my daughter get fitted for new ballet shoes. That level of personal attention and care says so much about the studio and the people who run it. My daughter loves her classes so much that she actually begged me to enroll her in an additional class! She looks forward to dance every week and has loved all of her teachers. Special shoutout to Miss Olivia, who has been wonderful and has helped make dance such a positive experience for her. We just finished another recital season, and every year I am blown away by the enthusiasm, dedication, and passion of the instructors. Watching the recital, it's easy to see how much work goes into preparing the dancers while still making the experience fun and encouraging. And honestly, anyone who has ever tried to teach a group of 4- and 5-year-olds anything can appreciate how impressive it is to see those young dancers smiling, having fun, and confidently performing on stage! What I appreciate most is that this studio has grown with my daughter. From her early classes as a little one to the dancer she is becoming today, she has always felt encouraged, supported, and excited to come back each week. We are so grateful to be part of this dance family and highly recommend this studio to anyone looking for a positive, nurturing environment for their child.

I love this place. My girls have been here for a year and a half. I love the owners. They clearly…read morefocus on integrity, on helping me raise young women of integrity and modesty. In a world that all too happily objectifies women, it is refreshing to find a studio that allows my girls to be just that: girls, not sexy, inappropriate mini women. Their choreography are darling as are the costume choices for the recital at the end of the year. I also really appreciate that they don't nickel and dime you. The owners make a real effort to create a community and send out a newsletter to keep you updated. All of the young women teaching my girls have been positive and great role models. It is absolutely worth the extra drive for me to come to Reflections. The quote in the pic is what finally motivated today to write a review.

My daughter came here for a preschool dance camp and had a fantastic time. The classes were…read morebeautifully tailored to her age group (I used to teach children's dance.... This was definitely legit). The staff bios are on the wall and they all have impressive qualifications. The classrooms and waiting areas are clean, uncluttered, brightly lit and adequately equipped. One feature i particularly liked was a "shoe recycling" bin.... Like a book exchange, toss in the ones you don't need anymore and help yourself to any you can use. Looking forward to trying out some regular classes!

Overall, this dance studio is a wonderful place to have your young dancer start dancing. My son…read moretakes tap here and he enjoys it! The studio is sandwiched between PC Restaurant and Five Guys with ample parking space where it is easy to get in and out. They provide a free trial class when you are unsure if the class is going to workout for your child. The school offers ballet, jazz, hip hop, tap, musical theater and adult classes too. Their registration fee is minimal per family and class rates are competitive too. They welcome families every six weeks into the classroom for observation which is a great way to ask questions and connect with your child's teacher. Although, they do not have large observation windows, instructors often keep doors open (if it's not too loud in the waiting area) or are also open to have visitors upon request when families are concern about their child's class. Their website, quarterly newsletters and Facebook page keeps us informed with pertinent details about the studio and upcoming events. If your child loves to perform, this studio is the place to be as they give ample opportunities for your young dancer to perform in the community in their school's companies. One of the factors that I appreciate most at this school is that they seem to keep their faculty constant. Unlike other studios I have experienced in the past, turnovers were high and the staff seemed young and lack on teaching experience. Their faculty genuinely care about their students as individuals. The teachers are well versed in their craft and are educated both with higher education degrees and industry experience in national and international companies. If you have a budding dancer, Washington School of Dance starts as young as 18 months through adults.

Our first extra curriculum activity for my 3 yr old daughter and we are sooo glad we chose Tutu…read moreSchool! Teachers are very professional, kind and patient. We also love walking in to the beautiful studio. My daughter looks forward to ballet class every week. I love seeing her interact with classmates and teacher while learning about ballet

We tried a trial class at Tutu school and probably won't be back. The studio is very cute- pink and…read moregirly with fun costumes displayed on the walls but the bathroom wasn't clean nor were the cubbies. The class itself had some fun elements like the parachute and bubbles but a lot of moments that felt not age appropriate (asking them to walk across the floor and point toes multiple times) where most kids in the class had a hard time staying engaged. The storytime too with lots of words on the page, no pictures and the kids were asked to stay behind a line far from the book. This is a hard ask for young toddlers. I think it takes a very calm toddler for this class to be successful or the instructors to use louder/more engaging language (sound effects, singing, etc)

My nieces have been attending classes at Alderwood Dance Spectrum for the last 11 years. It has…read morebeen fun to watch them grow in both skills and confidence. They have had great experiences with all of their instructors. I have been able to attend many performances over the years. They are always entertaining and put together so well!

This studio has served the area for 30+ years. Miss Sue is the gentle demander - and watching…read morestudents grow from year to year as they gain skill is such a pleasure! The studio hosts two recitals each year - a holiday show which always kicks off my holiday season with smiles and familiar tunes. Then, each June there is the "big recital" on the "big stage" at Everett Civic Auditorium. This show is actually a pretty major, themed production. There is no where else in town you will get a terrific live performance for only $5! My own children have been students @ the studio since 1998. We are loyal supporters of the local arts - and our children's arts education.

4/4 lynnwood has been such a supportive, professional and courteous music experience for us…read more Bonnie the manager is such a great communicator. We took a break over the summer due to scheduling stuff and we have returned this fall and she made it seamless. Mollie enjoys her instructor.

My daughter has been taking private guitar lessons for the past 4 years or so at 4/4 School of…read moreMusic in Lynnwood. Steve Bambrough has been awesome. He's so patient and enthusiastic about all genres of music. I really didn't think she would be at it for long, but I think Steve had inspired her. The school staff (in-person and online) has also been wonderful and consistently been very responsive to inquiries, scheduling, and notifications of happenings. It is a well-run school. We highly recommend it!!!

Barre3 is the kind of workout that makes you want to show up. The classes are low-impact and…read morelegit--they build strength, improve balance and flexibility, and seriously activate those deep core and pelvic floor muscles. The instructors are knowledgeable, the Mill Creek studio is welcoming, and the community is genuinely supportive. Whether you're new to barre or a longtime fan, this is the kind of workout that keeps you coming back--stronger every time.

Lovely barre studio and all staff is very friendly and professional. The owner is amazing at…read morecommunicating with all her new students and making sure they are getting their workout needs suited. I took 3 barre classes with different instructors before I left for vacation & loved each of them. Shay's was my favorite! Perfect light-medium intensity workout that still gets your muscles burning.

If you have a "spirited" toddler by any means, this is not the gym for you…read more We started taking my son here for the last few months, right before he turned two. While it's been a great opportunity for learning how to follow directions and take turns, both my husband and I didn't feel much of a welcoming environment. If you can start your kid early at 18 months or if you have a very calm toddler that likes to follow directions, this place would be perfect. Not the case for our son. All he wanted to do was run around in circles and climb on the equipment... Which is still perfectly developmentally normal for a 2 year old. The judgement both my husband and I felt was completely uncalled for and unnecessary and I will never be returning to this gym ever again.

We love the little gym! We've been here for years now and love every class we attend. The staff are…read moreso friendly and welcoming.

Recently moved to the area and decided to try this public pool on. Sunday morning. Overall not a…read moregreat experience for my kiddo and I. We arrived early to be sure that we could purchase a pass for the 1.5 hour block of leisure swim time. Once we got in, a less than friendly lifeguard walked over and looked right at me and said that I could enter the pool if I had showered first. Not one single person went and showered first and no one else was told to shower. My child was already in the pool. We paid around $13 for 1.5 hours of a very crowded toddler swim area that was about one foot deep.

The Mountlake Terrace Pavilion is where I learned to swim via swim lessons and open swim with my…read moreparents over 25 years ago. One of the perks of the pool from my perspective as a little one was that the pool was shallow, less frightening when one cannot touch the bottom of the pool and have one's head out of the water at the same time. The workers were friendly and locker rooms cleanly. The deck space for my parents during open swim and swim lessons could be a bit cramped, but partially depended on how many other parents and guardians were present.