La Luna Dance Studio & Banquet Facility

I switched dance studios a few years ago and I could not have made a better choice. I was lost when I left my previous studio and I never felt like I would be happy anywhere else but I loved salsa dancing so much that I took the commute up 95 to La Luna and found my new home.  I travel an hour each way to get there about 3-4X per week but it is worth it.   La Luna also has a large variety of great instructors to chose from as well as a variety of dance classes (salsa, bachata, cha-cha, ballroom).

Great studio, with some really awesome instructors.  A ton of classes to choose from so it's really easy to work into my schedule, plus with back-to-back classes at night I usually do 2 or 3 in a row. The instructors Noel, Jose, Loretta, Raul, Amber, and Sonya all got their own little style so you get a nice range of Salsa, Bachata and teaching technique. Some people like Noel, some Jose, some Sonya, but the point is you got a nice choice. Whatever the level, the classes are always pretty fun and a good way to relax and learn how to dance. There is also free parking. I recommend.

Took salsa lessons for six months.  If you're a young cute girl in the guy teachers' classes you'll get lots of attention.  The owner really encourages everyone despite their age or abilities, she's awesome.  In Noel's class everyone spoke Spanish but me so most of the class was laughing and joking in spanish, left me out completely.  Jose just wanted to play baseball and was clearly unhappy in class.  HUGE push to sign up for blocks of classes so that you're locked in.  Thank goodness I'm free of it now, what a misery.