My daughter has been dancing at FR dance for over 3 years. She has grown so much in her skill…read morelevel and character with their support. My son also takes several classes and there are many other boys in his classes. Both of them also participate in FR's great theater program with original productions that inspire young people to read. In addition to recitals there are also other competitive and performance opportunities for dancers that are committed to growing their talents. The studio has outstanding teachers, a wide variety of class offering, as well as friendly & welcoming student families. It's a nurturing and inclusive environment for children (and adults) of all ages & abilities.

I was looking forward to taking my daughter here and had high hopes as I used to dance here as a…read morekid. My daughter had recently turned 4 and at first had a great start to the class with all the kiddos. She got along great with the other students. A few months in, my daughter had one rough moment in class and was crying because of a streamer she had wanted, I had checked in with the teacher, Ms. Yevette, explaining she hadn't gotten enough sleep and I'd make sure to be on it. Unfortunately, following this class, the teacher consistently seemed irritated with her and would purposely pick her last for every class activity, almost to test if she would throw a fit again. She would get mad at my daughter for looking at herself in the mirror and pick at her while leaving the other girls alone. Luckily, my daughter didn't have any other fits or seem to notice. But as moms we know when someone doesn't like our child. I work for an Elemantry school and know how difficult kids can be, but have always actively worked to make sure kids feel included and never feel that I'm irritated by their existence (as they are, kids). Disappointing to say the least.

Kind and encouraging, dDance Unlimited provides ample opportunities for all sorts of dance goals…read more And I love all the guest teachers that they bring in and the events that they join in.

Dance Unlimited is an amazing dance studio and we feel so lucky our 10 year old dances here. The…read moreowner and main teacher, Gina, is very knowlegable and a true expert in dance and always has the best of the best dance faculty come and teach in areas of their expertise. Futhermore, Dance Unlimited has instilled confidence and skills in my daughter in a very short time and she has found a new love of dance. We are always so impressed with every dance performance the studio does and it is a true show of amazing, dedicated talent. All of the dancers are so friendly and welcoming and the studio is not too big which is great for community and friendship building no matter what the age of the child is. You can't go wrong with having your child dance and learn at Dance Unlimited!!!

This building could do with some remodeling, or the studio could move to a better spot. The…read moreparking situation is terrible, especially when the weather is bad or the snow is melting. They get their own little lake out front. They have a corner on the market here in town though, only dance studio! It's great though for children.

This studio is family oriented and my daughter has been dancing here since she was 3 years old…read more Always doing community outreach programs and always performing all over town. I look forward to being a part of every performance !

As a kid I was never put into dance classes, and until the last few years I never realized how fun…read moredancing could be. The other day I saw the advertisement for the adult hip hop class and I thought it looked like so much fun. I talked to the owner who encouraged me to try and said it would be open to all levels. Tonight I tried the class for the first time and it was so much fun. The teacher and the students were all welcoming and I didn't feel judged for my lack of dancing skill! So if you've ever wanted to try dancing, I recommend trying here! Your first class is free as well! The facility was clean and masks were required. I'm happy to see a small business making it through COVID!

Taking a dance class here. The facilities at Dancin Performing Arts are beautiful. There are…read moremirrors against the walls in the dance space so one can see oneself. There are bars against the walls for ballet. There are also seats inside in the classroom in the back of the room, as well as, seats outside the classroom. I assume they're for parents with you children. There is a small reception area but more seating in back. The facilities are very clean and there is ample parking in their plaza. It's a great location to learn how to dance!

Ms. Diana is so warm and positive. She had a passion for teaching and a love of kids, and a desire…read moreto instill a true love of music in her students. She encourages them to have FUN with it while also pushing them for excellence. My daughter had a bad experience with a couple of other instructors that left her less than enthusiastic for the violin, but she loves her lessons with Ms. Diana.

This is a magnificent program that builds self esteem in those that have struggled with issues in…read moretheir lives. Music always helps in making us feel better and being able to perform by acting, dancing, and singing are key in building that self esteem.

I was visiting from California and from the two OTF studios I go to there, this one was super huge…read moreand the layout was different but in a good way. The place is super clean as well and the workers were all super friendly and welcoming. Lauren at the front desk helped accommodate my sister in law with her first class and Coach Amy was very encouraging and kind explaining everything to her as well. Coach Amy's class was super good, her playlist was great, and her coaching was top tier. I plan to come again when I visit family in Reno. Highly recommend this studio and coaches! Thanks for being so welcoming!

Best Orange theory in town! Fun upbeat coaches. Lots of different class times. Easy to get into…read moreclasses. This studio has changed my fitness in so many ways!

My daughter has been attending Dance Workshop since she was 2 1/2 and is now 6 :)…read moreAnn and Tracey are very friendly and they really have a great personality to work with the kids. They have TV's so you can watch your child during there dance session. It's always nice to be able to see what they do in class. I would recommend taking your child to Dance Workshop.

Love dance workshop! Both of my older girls are on the dance team at Dance Workshop and we…read morepractically live at the studio. I couldn't ask for better teachers or a better place for my kids to learn!

This is offered at Lake Tahoe Community College-…read more Highly recommended. This has gotta be the next best thing to spending a week in Mexico, 5 eight hour days of Spanish, food and culture. There's 15 levels of classes from stark beginner to expert. Having managed to forget all of my college Espanol with the exception of "quiero mas cervaza por favor" I signed up for the high beginner class. If you find you're in a class that's too advanced or too slow for you, you can change on the first day if there's space available. I went in expecting the typical class with maybe some breakout sessions for practicing conversations. But the folks that put this institute together figured out that 8 hours of classroom es muy aburrido (boring) so they mix it up with 3 -4 elective classes daily. You start out with the basic grammer class, and then at 10:00 choose from about 20 different elective classes. The elective classes tend to fall into culture, music, dancing, travel and food catagories - muy bueno! I took classes on tapas, Dia de el Muerto, La Loteria, paella, salsa dancing, nature and my favorite: pan dulce. Yum! Midday one can sign up for an elective conversation group - highly recommended. I didn't get that much opportunity to speak in my grammer class, and this group really forced me to come up with the words (palabras). This was followed by another elective session - I signed up for Spanish Swear Words. Dios mio, did I learn a lot of completely useful saying in that class. Almost all of them can't be posted on Yelp, but one of my favorites is "baja tu pedo" figuratively meaning "chill out" out but literally translating to "lower your fart". There's another one hour grammer class in the afternoon followed by another hour of elective classes. And there's even another elective session after that, but after 7 hours my brain had turned to flan. My basic grammer class had about 20 students in it and the professora was excelente. I was surprised at the high ratio of women to men (about 90% women students) could be because they have a lot of classes geared towards nurses and teachers. ISSI is offered every August, and it does sell out. It costs about $125, it might be more for Nevada residents, I'm not sure. Entonces, if you are like me and can't afford a school in Costa Rica, get your culito (little butt) to ISSI.

I'm familiar with a number of schools for intensive study of Spanlsh in Mexico, a couple in Spain…read moreand know of some other programs like this one here in the U.S., however, of those in this country, none that I know of are as large or well done as this one. Dozens of my Spanish students have attended this program as we are not far away, and I've taught at it as well. It's the very best thing of its kind that I know of, and next to going to a good school for a week in a Spanish speaking country there probably is nothing better you could do to kick your Spanish up a notch or two. The program itself is not expensive, but you do have to stay in Tahoe for a week. Some of my students have camped, or have rented places together to keep down the cost. I highly recommend it.