We had such a fun time at this beginners ballet class! Class started at 6:30 pm and ended at 7:45…read morepm. We learned the basics. We did have to bring our own ballet shoes which can be purchased on Amazon. I bought mines for like $10.

Excellent for adult classes. Was nice to get back dancing and brush up on my skills. The teacher is…read moreso amazingly talented and nice. Very welcoming .

My experience was wonderful. As we return to campus year after year, it is evident that things are…read morechanging. I also know Tulane can't fill seats solely on Louisiana residents, so catering to the Wack Coast is unavoidable. The shift to toxicity, aggression, and the immaturity of attention seeking weirdness, over academia and higher learning, is pervasive. It hangs in the air like sewer gas. We do our best to see the positive and light, so we hold tightly to the olive and blue - and hope it's just a trend and that the cancer doesn't spread and take hold. Hear us now, oh Tulane, hear us, as we proudly sing to thee. Take from us our hearts devotion, thine we are and thine shall be.

My wife and I decided to check out the architecture of various buildings and campus since we were…read morevisiting the Audubon across the street. We enjoyed our sight seeing of this nice campus.

Dance Quarter has a new floor Very danceable…read more I hope they are able to keep the floor in good condition so we can have more dance socials In the past other non dancing parties would leave food and beverages on the floor and the floor became sticky It's a very nice place Go early to get a good spot to dance

I took one tango class so far, and it was great! My partner and I learned so much in just one…read moreclass. We will definitely come back for a whole session. I really liked the teacher. Front desk woman was pretty snarky and didn't ask for vaccine cards in 2021 after I messaged them ahead of time to see if they require them (they said yes, then did not require them).

New Orleans School of Ballet is the best studio in New Orleans to pursue ballet. The staff is kind…read moreand honest. My children have learned so much from participating in classes and performances with the New Orleans School of Ballet. As long as my children remain passionate about dancing, this is the studio for us.

I attended my first class at this studio today and was injured when my foot slipped on the wood…read morefloors while executing a pirouette. The other dancers and the instructor responded by informing me how slippery their floors are. In the hundreds of ballet classes I've taken at several different studios, I have never witnessed someone injure themselves due to a slippery floor, as this is something a studio typically finds remedies for.

I wanted my toddler to participate in some sort of movement activity, whether that be dance or even…read moretaekwondo (which she did not enjoy). We attended the open house back in July and was given a tour and was provided an explanation of the activities (both tap and ballet will be practiced) in the class, as well as the events for the year. The studio is extremely clean, well lit and the staff are super nice. My little girl enjoys her classes, which is relatively well priced per month for the lessons. I do find that the products are on the pricier end, since all dancers must wear branded items, but it makes since for a unison front. They also have an annual recital and that comes at a price as well. Things do add up from all the wardrobe, photos, and recital.

Time to update the review, since it has been 3 years. My little one is now a dance pro (well, maybe…read morenot, but she loves going to dance each week). The staff is always helpful and friendly. They recently merged the 2 former studios into one massive, awesome studio at the corner of Manahattan and Lapalco. Next to PJs, which will become a weekly habit now. The new space has 2 dance rooms, 2 music rooms, and a huge parent seating area. All in all, a great place for kids dance (and music) lessons on the Westbank!

Great, very old school dance lessons for my 2 (when she started), now 3 year old daughter. They're…read moreteaching her to dance ballet, and tap; there's no hip-hop type dancing done in this building from what I have seen (not that there's anything wrong with that; just not what we were looking for). She loves it and we look forward to her first recital a few months from now!!! She tends to catch herself and correct her posture now and puts her hands on her hips and walks upright from time to time. It's adorable and very heartening to witness from this beautiful amazing little human!!! Again, this is a very old school dance academy; think checks dropped in boxes on the desk to pay the dues/fees. I'm pretty sure they haven't updated their location since the 80s... and I'm totally okay with that!!! Great place for your young son or daughter to learn the basics of proper dance!!! There is a young boy in my daughter dance class; dancing isn't just for girls y'all!!! One note... you don't actually get to watch the lessons. They go in back and learn and you see them 45 minutes later with a smile on all of their faces.

From the owner: Louisiana's Dance Leader…read more The Giacobbe Academy of Dance, now in its 66th year, has set the standard for dance training in Louisiana. It is recognized nationally & internationally for excellence in teaching, attested to by the scores of professional dancers trained by the professional faculty of master teachers. Classes are offered in classical ballet, pointe work, jazz & tap for children through professionals. Official school for Delta Festival Ballet & New Orleans Youth Ballet

Had the best time here taking a very fun and liberating dance class during a Bachelorette party. It…read morewas so seamless to sign up and coordinate with the teacher. She brought the vibes, taught us some moves and made us all feel comfortable and sexy! We filmed TikToks and laughed while having the best time.

Really great little dance studio tucked away on Calhoun. I've only been for belly dance classes,…read moreand they had such a welcoming & supportive atmosphere!

They charge waaaay to much to be the second Capoeira school. Their uniform is over a hundred…read moredollars, while drop ins are $35. Don't be duped like I was. You can email to go to a real less expensive school. antoinelamond@gmail.com

What can I say? Capoeira is great. It provides an unparralled physical outlet: do it long enough,…read moreand you'll be doing Spider Man stuff; it is a great opportunity to meet new people; it's awesome for learning a new language (Portuguese); it's amazing for learning music, history, and culture. The instructor, Mestrando Cocado, is fantastic too. He is patient for his students to learn new things, but he doesn't allow you to become comfortable. He is always pushing you to push yourself. It gets kind of annoying when you just want to curl up and be lazy, but it's the right thing to do and the right direction to go. The group is always active and doing events outside of class, but if you just want to do class, that's fine too. I give it five stars, which I am not apt to do for many things. Actually, the address is 1200 Magazine Street. I guess they haven't updated the addy.

Took two classes here during National Dance Week with discounted rates and enjoyed both of them!…read more One was Hip Hop on Monday at 7, the other was movement on Wednesday at 5:30. The instructors went out of their way to make everyone feel welcomed, respected, and comfortable, the facilities were beautiful and well maintained, and the prices are reasonable, even without the discount. There is no parking lot bur street parking was really easy both times I went. If I had one suggestion for improvement it's that I wish there was less time spent on talking and introductions during class, and more time spent learning choreography (a one hour class turned into maybe 40 minutes of dancing) but it does allow for a community to develop. I'll definitely be back! Thanks Dancing Grounds! Update: I did realize the classes were 75 min not 60, but still you should expect to be in a circle talking / introducing yourself / saying affirmations for the first few minutes which might throw you if you weren't prepared for it or are introverted!

I love this place! I've visited New Orleans twice, and have taken a class each time. The first time…read morewas a Twerkshop and the second time, I took a Caribbean Dancehall class. Both classes were super fun! Also, the students, instructors, and staff are super friendly and welcoming. You can really feel the community aspect of this place. This is really a gem.