BEST DANCE STUDIO! www.apaoftracy.com…read more Ask ANYONE who attends APA and they will all surely sing Miss Deborah's praises! She is an amazingly talented teacher! My daughter has been a student of APA for the last 8 years! Miss Deborah will find the dancer in anyone and inspire you to become your best! She works with ALL ages from 2.5 thru Adult. Her motto is it's never to late to start so enrollment is ongoing! The rest of Miss Deborah's staff is just as wonderful as she! Miss Holly, a teacher now, was originally a student of Miss Deborah. APA has classes in Ballet, Pointe, Tap, Jazz, Contemporary, Modern, Hip Hop, and Lyrical APA is also the home of the Children's Dance Theatre. Their annual production of The Nutcracker is quickly becoming a Tracy tradition! www.childrensdancetheatre.com

My kids started dancing 9 years ago. Now I decide to go back to learn tap dancing myself this past…read moreyear. It's been many years. I love my dance teacher Hanna. She is great!

I am a stay at home mother of four kids who moved to the Central Valley almost 4 years ago. I…read moreneeded an outlet to do something for myself. I didn't just want the regular workout at a gym so, I decided I wanted to get back into dancing like I did almost 20 years ago. I went on to Yelp to lookup any local halau's near me and I ran across Hula Ikaika Ohana O Kaawai-E Honu Iti E in Tracy. I spoke with Kumu Renee and she made me feel right at home from the minute I met her. It's been since July 18' that I decided to join this halau and it was the best decision I made. All my hula sisters have been welcoming and encouraging. Kumu Renee is so kind, caring and passionate about her halau and students. I'm so happy I joined!!!!

I have been bringing my daughter here for 12 years. That says a lot about a place. The atmosphere…read moreis warm and inviting, with that I'm talking about the people. Would we have continued coming here for 12 years if it wasn't so? During that time I've started dancing too. My sons even dance once in a while. This halau is like family and you are treated that way the moment you walk through the door. It has been great seeing my kids grow up with all their halau sisters and brothers. The wonderful ladies I dance with have all become my sisters as well. Kumu Renee is a more than qualified Kumu Hula (hula instructor). Certified at that! Not many Kumu out there are. She was taught by one of the best and it shows in her dedication to her dancers. She does not teach you simply how to dance, but you are taught the history, the culture and the language so you can dance educated. There are a lot of people out there who are taught how to dance but not taught the meaning. Hula and Tahitian dancing tells a story with every step, every sway or hand movement and she teaches us that. It's more important than learning the dance itself. Kumu Renee is very proud of her students and she encourages them through every stage of developing into the best dancer they can be. This halau is a performing halau. They do shows all of the time, for many occasions. But they also dance competitively. If you find yourself stopping by the halau you can see the many awards won in previous years. There are separate classes for the little kids, I believe the youngest dancer is 3! Then there are beginner classes, intermediate and advanced classes too. So it doesn't matter what skill level you are at, you can join. When my daughter first started here she had zero experience. After a while of course she improved and never looked back. It was one of the best decisions I've made to bring her here all those years ago. I'd do it again in a heart beat.

As a Bay Area girlie who loves live performances but needs a seat and kind of hates crowds, I LOVED…read morethe Grand. I came here on a whim to watch All-4-One perform. (They did not disappoint.) Things I loved about the Grand: - Easy parking within a block (or two) via street and dirt lots. All of it was free parking. - Not fighting huge traffic other than I-580-EB on an evening. - Along a really cute downtown area that was about 3-4 blocks by 3 blocks. - Cheap snacks at the Grand that included beer on tap, wine, sodas, bottled water, candy, and nuts, all of which was very inexpensive by comparison to the Orpheum in SF. (Water, soda - $3; candy - $3; most alcoholic beverages were $6-9, IIRC.) - All great seating once you get inside. I didn't feel like there was a bad seat in the house. - Beautiful interior, just as ornate as The Orpheum. - Awesome lighting and sound, unlike the Golden Gate Theater, which has had terrible sound in the last two years. - Not a huge line to get to the restroom. - A space indoors for merch sales, for groups like All-4-One that choose to sell things. There's nothing critical or even nit-picky to say about my visit here. 5 stars. I had a great time, and I will be back. Tracy, y'all are so lucky!

Friendly staff, very nice old theatre. Sound was good and though a smaller theatre the seating was…read moreroomy and comfortable.

In Spring 2022, we enrolled our children in ballet classes. After a year of learning, they have…read moreprogressed from knowing nothing to a level where they can represent the school in performances. Our initial intention was to teach our children perseverance and not easily giving up in the process of learning ballet. We wanted them to stand tall and not hunch when they're on their feet. Under the dedicated guidance of Mrs. Chris for over a year, their ballet skills have made significant improvements. They can confidently perform the learned dance steps in the recital which held every six months. As parents, this makes us incredibly proud.

Wow, this studio has a phenomenal ballet instructor and ballet program for children and adults!…read more Ms. Cris holds the highest standards while still being fun and relatable. Ballet is an incredible Adult exercise, but it's is all about technique, and Cris is a true professional. My first class was free, and now I'm hooked. This is an excellent adult and child dance studio in the Central Valley!

Worst circus. All they do is try to upsell you the whole time. It's very expensive. I'm not sure…read morewhy people go. Overpriced , rude staff that won't leave you alone the whole show because they want to keep selling things. They keep coming up to where you sit. Feels like your in a 3rd world country.

After work, I went to see the show with a friend. I wasn't sure what I would expect to see since…read morethey are now a animal free circus performers. What I didn't prepare to see was stunningly impressed and Cirque Du Soleil like performances. What impressed me even more was friendlness staff showed towards visitors, when I was heading to the car after show, I fell due to uneven ground, next instance, some lead performers rushed to my side and called for help to make sure I was ushered to the car. I want to watch this 6th and 7th generation circus performers performing again next summer.

I've been looking for a dance studio for a while and was so grateful to find En Pointe. My 5yrs old…read moredaughter went to Summer dance camp and loved it there so much we enrolled her for Ballet, Jazz and Hula for the fall/winter. We also enrolled her 3yrs old sister for Ballet. What sold me on this studio was when I watched Hazel, the owner reminded the children to be respectful of their Team Leaders at Summer dance camp. Ms. Hazel's demeanor is kind, gentle yet firm. You can tell she truly cares about her students and also teaches them good character. The older dancers were also good role models and well mannered. I wanted my girls to be at a place where they can learn to dance in a positive environment and grow with as a family. I can say we've found it here at En Pointe. I also wanted to share my experience with my 3yrs old. For the first 3 or 4 classes, she would cry and would not stay or participate in class without me there. I was thinking about withdrawing her and Hazel understood. She didn't make me feel bad or tried to talk me out of it. Then that next class, my daughter didn't cry and I didn't need to be there. Apparently she found it comforting to dance side by side with Ms. Tiffany. Eventually, Ms. Tiffany would get her back in line with the other dancers but it worked. From then on she went to class and participated and they are practicing for the winter recital now. I love how the instructors connect with each child to build a trusting relationship. Now my daughter gets excited and goes to class even before I tell her to. In summary, I'm giving 5 stars because: 1. Great location 2. Kind, organized Owner always has a smile on her face and very prompt with any emails or texts. 3. Professional and Patient instructors 4. Well mannered older dancers which are good role models for my young children 5. Relax atmosphere for parents and non dancing children in the waiting room 6. Gorgeous studio. Love their glitter wall. 7. I don't know anything about dance or techniques but my girls are learning quick and I see their developments and excited to see their recital this December. 8. Love the big screen TV in the waiting room where we can watch our dancers from. 9. The Dance Recital Costumes are so cute!!! 10. I see my girls dancing here long term and growing up with their classmates. It's a family environment here. Many if not all of the kids gets along so well. I would definitely recommend En Pointe to my friends and family.

En Pointe Dance Studio is a great dance studio for children of all ages and levels of skill. The…read moreinstructors make everyone feel welcome and provide an inclusive learning environment while also teaching technique and control. Its a fun experience and I greatly recommend it to any parent looking for a dance studio for their child.

This business claims to care about students, but in reality, everything revolves around money…read more Support is minimal, concerns are ignored, and decisions seem to prioritize profit over student success at every turn. Once payment is made, the level of care and communication drops noticeably. There's little genuine interest in helping students learn or improve--only in upselling services and collecting fees. If you're looking for a place that truly values education and student well-being, this is not it. Very disappointing experience.

We Love this studio! After trying a couple different dance studios in Tracy and having bad…read moreexperiences we decided to give dance one more shot and we were extremely happily surprised by the professionalism, friendliness, and just the different overall vibe of the studio compared to the others in town. My daughter loves her class and always looks forward to Mondays! After her class My little 4 year old loves going down the hall and peeking through the window to watch the big girls dance.

Wow ! What a gem. Best customer service since Leo's in Oakland !…read more I think this is the same location as the little music store where I first took guitar lessons in 1966

This review isn't for the shop itself, but for an experience we had with one of the staff. At…read moreleast, I assume he was a staff member but he didn't identify himself. In short, we came in and my boyfriend, who is a drummer for over 20 years, noticed a drum kit on the floor. He sat down and started to play, quite gently, just tapping out a beat. Within 30 seconds, a guy comes charging over, scolding us on how disrespectful it is to touch / play someone else's drums. Huh? There was no signs saying not to touch, or that it was someone's personal drum kit. My boyfriend immediately got up and apologized, and the guy again said how disrespectful it was to play someone else's drums. My boyfriend apologized again. After that we left the store, but were genuinely confused about a couple things: 1.) If the shop doesn't want people to play the instruments that are out on the floor, why isn't there a sign or something that says that on the instrument? (Btw, totally understandable if that is the case, I get it, a music shop probably has many people coming in wanting to touch things, and I could see where issues arise.) 2.) Why does someone have their "personal" drum kit out of the floor to begin with? Seems like a bad spot for someone who doesn't want their things touched. This encounter happened during the downtown wine event, and perhaps staff were dealing with the shop being more crowded than usual, but I have to say, we were in no way being rough or disrespectful with those drums. Again, this is not a judgement of the shop itself, which actually seems quite nice, but if this is how staff treat people, it could make potential customers not want to come back, especially someone who can legitimately play.

Closed nolove it there can't wait til it reopens staff very helpful courteous and makes you feel…read morewelcome they are always smiling patient. Other bingos staff just walks past you selling strips don't smile. But Tracy everyone smiles very comfortable setting. Hope they reopen soon. Frances

Now I like bingo very much, but sometimes going to a new bingo hall can be a bit intimidating all…read morethe games all the promotions where to sit who are regulars who aren't but I took my 18-year-old for the first time to play bingo last night and it was actually a great experience. The only thing that would've made it a five stars if one of us would've won, but I guess everyone can't be winners, even though this is called winners I will definitely be returning. Things to know you can pay with debit and get cash back, but there is a three dollar charge they give a free dabber for anyone who is a first time patriot and the bathroom is located two doors down in a different building, but has lots of stalls plenty of parking although you might have to walk a bit.