Meilleurs écoles de danse classique dans Montreal : trouvez des options près de chez vous

The instructors break down moves in a way that’s easy to follow but still challenges you to level up. Plus, the Friday night socials are an absolute blast—live DJs, a lively bar, and tons of friendly faces ready to dance the night away. The studio itself is cozy but perfectly set up for learning and socializing.

I also love that they’ve expanded to Brossard, making it easier for more people to join the fun. If you want to meet awesome people, get fit, and learn some killer dance moves, Latin Groove is where you want to be. Trust me, once you start, you’ll be hooked!

But unfortunately, I have to give 1 star for my experience with Nataly, one of the teachers. Throughout the class, she gave no feedback, no corrections, no direction. Then, out of nowhere during the evaluation, she tells me I’m not ready to move to the next level.

When I asked why, she told me: “you have to check with my boss.”
Seriously? If you’re the one doing the evaluation, you should be able to justify your own decision. How can a teacher assess a student and not even be able to explain what needs to be improved? That’s not just unprofessional — that’s a complete lack of accountability.

For context: I was evaluated two sessions ago by another teacher who approved me to move on. Since then, I’ve improved a lot — but I personally chose to repeat the level twice to feel even more confident. And now Nataly tells me I can’t move forward? Seriously? She doesn’t want me to move on after all that effort?

To make it worse: she passed someone who couldn’t even perform the basic steps — and yet held me back, someone who’s shown commitment, consistency, and actual progress. That’s not just unfair — that’s completely unprofessional.

What an unfair evaluation, Nataly.
I will not accept being evaluated by you again. And frankly, as someone who teaches dance, you need to seriously work on your communication and leadership skills. Being a professional isn’t just about dancing well — it’s about guiding students with clarity, fairness, and integrity. You failed at that.

Franklin Velasco is, without a doubt, one of the best Zumba instructors I’ve ever come across. His energy is infectious, and his choreographies are not only professionally crafted but also deeply inspiring. He has a unique ability to make everyone feel the music and truly want to move. His classes are more than just a workout — they’re a full-on dance party that lifts your spirit and keeps you coming back for more.

If you’re looking to fall in love with dance, Latin Groove is the place to be — and Frankly’s Zumba class is an absolute must-try.

The teachers—Nataly, Franklin, Francisco, and Jonathan—are passionate professionals who share not only their love for dance but also excellent technical advice.
Attending classes here is truly motivating: you can feel the joy, enthusiasm, and drive to improve in every session. It makes you want to try all the courses!

The facilities are also spacious, bright, and well-maintained. Thank you LG for making dance accessible to so many people.

Living in TMR with 3 small girls, I was super excited to find what I thought was a premium dance school close by.

However, my 2 1/2 years old daughter’s class has been so far a total disappointment for the following reasons:
– floor very dusty; with small kids stretching and laying on the floor, one would think the place should be vacuumed and moped on a regular basis.
– class never starts on time; teacher seems to always want to wait a couple of minutes for kids that are running late but then what about those that are in class on time?!?
– no designated helper for a class of 8 two to three years old toddlers = chaos; some kids simply sit on the floor or run around doing nothing for the duration of the class with parents unaware that they are wasting their energy, money and time…

Class clearly lacks knowledgeable personnel, yet the school continues to accept new kids.

Not very optimistic at this point but let’s see how the rest of the session plays out.

Also, shoutout to Sonya as well. She provided excellent customer service and was always responsive to our texts. We will definitely send them a thank you card after our wedding.

Thank you so much Maria, Sonya, and the whole team! We can’t wait to wow our guests!!

My fiancé and I started taking private lessons with Maria a little under a year ago. Initially we wanted to learn to social dance but we also wanted to be more comfortable with dancing at our upcoming wedding. My dancing has progressed enormously since I began with Maria, she’s really a fantastic teacher and tailors each lesson to suit your needs and skill level. She sets a pace that pushes you to improve but doesn’t take you too far out of your comfort zone.

This was the the first (and remains the only) activity that I’ve gone to since the city has de-confined and I can honestly say that they really are going the extra mile to ensure that the studio is running in a way that prioritizes the safety their staff and students: strict safety protocols are in place with sanitation stations available throughout the studio, your temperature is always taken at the door before a lesson and all instructors wear visors, masks, and new gloves for each lesson.

Everyone at the studio is professional, friendly and energetic! I can recommend this place to anyone who is even thinking of dancing – couples and singles alike!

Edit: mon commentaire avait disparu, je le remet et réitére mes 5 étoiles 🙂

I really enjoy it, learn something different from different teacher. Teachers are all professional and sympathique!

You will not feel like stranger here.

Also, the locker room is wayyyy too small.

I attend this studio mostly for Jazz classes taught by the amazing and unique Chantal Dauphinais – it is thanks to her that I forget about the less exciting aspects of the studio

J ai tellement senti notre enfant discriminé par rapport aux autres par cette soit disant responsable donc nous sommes parti avant la fin du cours d’essai et cette même personne qui essaye de se justifier de ses propos PATHÉTIQUE!

J’admet que notre enfant est pas la meilleur pour respecter les consignes et rester à sa place à ne pas bouger et rester droit comme un I.
PLUS JAMAIS!

Pour finir, suite au confinement, ils nous proposent en remplacement, de simple vidéo, pour un prix identique.

Certes, vous n’êtes pas responsables, mais nous encore moins.
Faire payer avec absence de service, est totalement abusif de votre part.
Evidemment tout remboursement de votre part, engendre des frais.
Résultat, 96 dollars pour une prestation de 2 cours effectifs …
Du vol … tout simplement.

Certains méritent de survivre économiquement à la Covid19 … d’autres non … .

The instructors are very nice, but the owner makes what should be a fun experience negative. Not only was she unbelievably rigid and short with young children, she was disorganized, did not communicate changes to the schedule (which occurred A LOT) via email – only by speaking to parents who were onsite, and was unbelievably rude when any form of concern or issue was brought up. She seems to think we should be grateful she allows us to let our children take dance classes at her studio.

I will never enroll my child here again. Run far away.

I went to this studio really hoping to provide a fun experience for my daughter. The woman who runs this studio, however, has really seriously weak interpersonal skills. The weird part is, I kind of like her, and think that she is working really hard. The problem is that her way of acting to three year olds is just…inappropriate.

My daughter cried her first class, and the owner said in a very loud voice–“No Crying! No crying!” Then she darted around flapping her arms and telling us that she couldn’t have any crying in the classes.

Of course, this really aggressive and stressed out energy is not going to work on a scared little kid.

The younger staff are wonderful, and have a better approach overall, but the owner works at cross-purposes with her own staff who are much better than her at dealing with a child who is shy.

At any rate, I have to give this studio a very low rating because if you sign up, and it doesn’t work out (which is quite likely), they have no refund policy at all. They make you buy very expensive clothing on the first day to boot.

Last class, we were basically told to stop coming, and were even told that our child was “not normal” (she’s doing fine at daycare where she doesn’t cry) but we were not offered a refund for our money or even an apology.

I honestly feel a bit guilty writing this because I know that the owner is not a bad person, but she’s a very clueless one.

In response to the inarticulate rant below: we attended a total of three classes.

Yes, as a ballet student there are plateaus that can be discouraging, but when I stick with it, Alexis and Elizabeth have always been there to guide me to the next challenge. It didn’t matter that I started late in life, at the barre my en dehors can’t slip and my legs have to be extended, and when it’s time to do a jump sequence I’m encouraged to do my best.

The ambiance of the school is so unique. It is supportive and welcoming for all ages, bodies, orientations and levels. I have never felt any “attitude” in all my years. I never feel judged. Because the school is small, I can find myself in intermediate class with danse études students and amazing adult dancers who accept and inspire me.

The studios are beautiful with professional floors and ample mirrors. The feel is a sweet mix of casual and glamorous. The school is off the beaten track which just adds to its unique ambiance. It is a real pearl in Hochelaga and well worth the trip.

Each new student seems to gel with the others under the watchful eyes of our profs. Barre au sol class on Saturday mornings is a floor training that can help any danser or anyone wanting to get the benefits of danse training. Once I started with ABM, I was hooked.