We just finished our first session with Miss Tonya and were incredibly pleased and thrilled. Baby…read morestarted at only 3 months old and there are definitely moments that she cooed along with the music and move to the rhythm and beats! Miss Tonya definitely knows what she's doing and is sure to engage children of all ages and their parents and nannies too! Can't wait for the next session! The class lasted for 10 weeks and included three books that we were able to keep. Each week she planned actions to go along with songs and rhythm, along with props and instruments! miss Tanya's vibrant and fun personality makes it easy to join in.

Tales N' Tunes is a really fun music class for kids of varying ages (look at the description listed…read moreas some classes are for 3-5 year olds while others are 6 months+.) And Ms. Tonya teaches the class at two locations - the one at the address on this listing and at The Dancer's Advantage on 23rd in Park Hill. Plus they are offered at lots of varying times (9:15, 10:15, 11:15 in the morning for example.) The classes last about an hour and are full of different songs with activities, dancing, instruments, story-time like activities and all the kids really enjoy it. There aren't drop in classes though. You have to register for the sessions, most of which last 10 weeks. For the cost of attending you get the 10 weeks of classes and a free book and I think it probably ends up being around $15/class which seems reasonable to me. Best of all Ms. Tonya is awesome. She's a lovely singer, a very engaging person for kids, and just friendly in general. In fact, I'm thinking Baby N is going to be a musician judging by the way he is enthralled with his music class and teacher....

Hayden has been teaching my daughter for the past 5 years. He is patient and very knowledgeable…read more We've done in-person lessons and lessons via zoom. My daughter looks forward to these every week. She plays the guitar and ukulele. And also takes voice lessons.

Hayden is a great teacher. He's thoughtful about teaching a variety of musical skills. My soon to…read morebe 5 yo boy has really taken pride in learning the ukulele. Thanks Hayden!

just now New…read moreOutstanding experience with piano lessons and cello (lessons over the past year and a half). Erin P makes piano fun for my 8 year old, she's encouraging, shows my daughter what's next, and she's learning to read sheet music. My other daughter takes cello lessons and we received help tuning her cello and getting answers about cello tape - Alana at the front desk can also help with string instruments. She's so sweet. Wonderful and professional experience with every staff member here. They're also very accommodating with occasional schedule changes, rates are very reasonable for quality received. I'm happy my children can read and enjoy music!

My daughter has taken guitar, ukulele and now voice lessons with American Music School. The…read moreenvironment is very welcoming and has such a warm feeling. All of the teachers and the front desk staff are very friendly and knowledgeable in their skills!

My sons favorite place to skate. Great classes. He as only been skating for under a year and now…read morecompetes. I love all the coaches and the owner has an amazing heart and passion for the joy of skating

My son is 5. He's never played sports but asked to learn how to play ice hockey so I signed him up…read morefor a group lesson with Lace 'Em Up, a prerequisite. I received a few reminders to be at the lesson. When we arrived on the correct date and time, we were told by the Ice Arena that Lace 'Em Up did not book a time with them so there would be no class. I left a few messages and became concerned when we did not hear back. But several days later Lace 'Em up did repeatedly apologize and seemed earnest (the class shouldn't have shown up as an option on the website). They are working on sending me a refund, and Lace 'Em Up genuinely wants to see my son skate, so we are figuring it out. Sounds like a great experience once you get in, but may be some hiccups along the way.

I can't say enough good about CMA!!! This is our second generation going through the program with…read moremy grandson. Kim Brown taught my son and I was thrilled to find out she would teach my grandson!!! We love her and the program!!! My grandson is learning so much and thriving!!! Kim is the best!!!!

This is such an amazing program, my daughter graduated from the Masters program a year ago and even…read morethough she already had a love for music, she is so well rounded now. She can read music proficiently, she is confident and enjoys playing for herself and other people. This is a gift she will enjoy for the rest of her life. And our instructor Deanna is such a brilliant and intuitive instructor. I really can't say enough wonderful things about this program.

I cannot say enough good things about Goddard Park Hill. From day one, Heather (the director) has…read morebeen incredible -- she went above and beyond to help us get our youngest daughter a spot when we had a long commute to another daycare across town. This is the third daycare we've tried between our two daughters, and the difference here is night and day. The other centers were fine -- our kids were safe and had their basic needs met -- but we never felt truly welcomed. At Goddard, every teacher & staff member greets us with genuine warmth and a smile, every single day. It's clear they pay close attention to our daughter -- they notice the little things, celebrate her milestones, and care for her as if she were their own. We feel like part of a real community rather than just a drop-off and pick-up. We've been blown away by the level of care, communication, and joy that fills this school every day. I can't imagine a better environment for our daughter to grow and thrive. I'd recommend Goddard (and Heather's amazing team!) to any parent in a heartbeat.

We really wanted to be at Goddard for the long term, that's what made our experience most…read moredisappointing. We had made the switch from another school for our daughter after receiving subpar care. We were excited to hear that Goddard had tenured teachers and a positive environment. This changed three months in when our daughter's teacher left and a replacement was not immediately found. Within that month, our daughter had a concussion under odd circumstances and we were encouraged to sign a document testifying to the circumstances that we now regret. Let alone she had the concussion in the morning and were not told about it until we picked her up. We were told that our medical expenses would be taken care of and that the owner wanted to speak with us. The latter never happened and the former was referred to the insurer. The fact that I sit here six months later and only now have been made whole should speak to how taken care of we felt. The issues did not end when the teaching position was filled. We were confounded to hear that my daughter was being put in time out (something we were told did not happen and something we do not agree with). When we asked why, we were told she was copying other kids and getting close to an external door. When we were asked by the teacher for an alternative to timeout, the teacher seemed offended that we actually had an idea of what they could do differently. This didn't end that form of punishment as our daughter was put in a corner for having a cold less than a month later. Our child's teacher was often late and were left to guess where to drop our child off. When she was there in the morning she often smelled like cigarettes. People's personal choices are their own, but don't take them into my three year old's school life. We were unsure what my daughter actually was learning. Goddard sends you a weekly curriculum that is supposed to be followed by teachers to a T. When we were asked to bring in objects for that week's lesson our teacher seemed confused and unsure of what to do with them. That made us quite concerned that our daughter's time was being wasted. In the cutthroat world of Denver childcare, I understand why some folks will continue to send their children to Goddard Park Hill, but I hope this final anecdote will make you think twice. Our daughter's demeanor and behavior has improved drastically at home since leaving Goddard. We will never look back and regret our decision to move her out of that school.

We love the owner and director and many of the teachers have worked there for decades which says a…read morelot about how things are run. Super loving, comfy feeling in the classrooms and tons of outdoor space too. Wonderful place with wonderful people!

Our toddler has been going to Iliff's daycare program for 4 months now. It's such a warm…read moreenvironment with experienced caregivers and teachers. It seems like all the staff in the school know her by name. Even on fussier days, her teachers are always so loving and attentive (and competent) and it's not long before she's engaged in an activity or playing nicely with her new friends. I feel so secure about having her there during the day- and I couldn't say that about a lot of other places.

Feel the Beat is an incredible non-profit with a mission of making music and dance accessible to…read moreeveryone. As a former music industry executive, I heard about their work when I moved to Denver and as I learned more I fell in love with the entire concept and inclusivity that they pursue, and knew that I had to get involved through volunteering. I am continuously impressed with the passion that Jari and Julia bring to the business daily. These women are true leaders in every sense of the word, and they lead with equal parts strength and compassion. I am honored to be a small part of their journey, and cannot wait to see what the future holds for Feel the Beat.

Feel the Beat is an awesome place for yoga in ASL. Comfortable environment, great instructor,…read morereasonable prices.