That's Dancing Studio is a wonderful place to bring your children of all ages. Little ballerinas…read morecan start as soon as 2 1/2- 3 years (can be dependent on the child) and dance through high school. The studio owner, Kara Ritchie, is fabulous and only employs teachers and student teachers with extensive dance backgrounds. I highly recommend this studio if you're looking for a fun, loving atmosphere. It's not about how well you dance, it's about building confidence and finding something you love.

We live That's Dancing! My girls have been attending for years and love it. Great instructors and…read morestaff! I would recommend this studio if you or your children are wanting to grow an learn through dance.

Very friendly, energetic and knowledgeable instructors. Being a former salsa and bachata…read moreinstructor from Vegas (where there is a great scene) I was pleasantly surprised to find instructors here with great energy and technique. They hosted a Fun social as well. So far I only saw their salsa class teaches on 1 style (not on 2)... but not a dealbreaker

Temple of Dance is such a gem in Tulsa! They specifically provide dance classes for adults (18+)…read moreand they offer wide range of options: Hip-Hop, Contemporary, Heels, Belly Dance, Tap, Ballet, Latin, Burlesque, Jazz, Swing & more! Their "As Seen on TV Choreo" Classes look particularly fun. They have class offerings every day of the week! I first attended their weekly Latin dance social on Friday and it was a lot of fun. There's plenty of parking available. As soon as you walk in, you're greeted by the front desk staff. There are a couple of restrooms and what looks like a dressing room to the left but of course the focal point is the studio itself. It is super spacious and the high ceiling makes it feel even more so. The floor is so nice and smooth (dancers will appreciate this lol), there are mirrors all across the north wall and they have acoustic panels installed as well. There's also a nice lounge area towards the back. Their online booking system is super easy to use. They always have an updated class schedule and they include details on each class to know what to expect. They offer classes for all ability levels, from absolute beginner to advanced/professional. You can choose to drop-in for any class ($15) or save money by purchasing a 10 class package ($139) or signing up for a 12 class monthly membership ($149). They also have an unlimited class monthly membership available, which is their best deal ($179). I've tried their belly dancing class so far and I can't wait to go back! Highly recommend!

Loved the experience and vibe at this place!! Would definitely come back for the socials!read more

The Dance Place Tulsa is excellent place to learn, socialize and have fun. 100% recommended!read more

Love watching my daughter grow into a more confident and skilled dancer. The instructors are…read moreamazing!

Do not shop at this store. If I could give negative stars, I would…read more From the moment you walk in, it's obvious the employees are being treated terribly. You can see it on their faces. It's disturbing. I attempted to speak with an employee about it, but they looked genuinely afraid and refused to say anything. I've heard for years about Hobby Lobby being an unethical corporation that exploits its workers, but I never fully understood until I finally got someone to talk. Employees are reportedly not allowed to have water at their stations, and their scheduled breaks are frequently denied or delayed by over an hour. This is a blatant disregard for employee health and should be illegal. On top of that, employees are often not allowed to leave when their shift is supposed to end. For example, if a cashier's shift ends at 4:00, there is often no relief cashier in the building until that exact time, meaning they cannot step away from their register. Even then, supervisors reportedly require them to stay and recover or restock parts of the store before being allowed to leave. It is not uncommon for someone scheduled from 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. -- already an extremely long shift, especially without proper breaks -- to be forced to stay until nearly 9:00 p.m. People deserve lives outside of work. How do you plan time with your spouse when you never know when you'll be allowed to leave? How do you explain to your child that you missed their school recital because your boss forced you to stay under threat of losing your job? This is not a Christian company. This is not a family-friendly company. This is an unethical corporation that should be held accountable for how it treats its employees. Shame on you, Hobby Lobby.

It's Hobby Lobby.... if you're arting or crafting, whatever you need is probably here…read more Except in my case. But in fairness, I was looking for something pretty out there, so no harm no foul. Seriously tho, huge selection of stuff, helpful people... what's not to like?