Alex G.
10/25/2019
My child takes several classes at City Park Movement & Art and absolutely loves it! The programs are exciting, engaging, and educational. The teachers are terrific. They excel at creating a...
City Park Movement & Art
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4300 Dumaine St
New Orleans, LA 70119
City Park Movement & Art is an interdisciplinary art school in New Orleans, LA, offering a classical arts education in a warm and whimsical environment. They provide a quality arts education for the whole child, promoting confidence, healthy living habits, kindness, and community. Voted the best dance studio, toddler enrichment program, art classes, kids' yoga class, and summer day camp by Nola Family Magazine multiple times, they are known for their commitment to diversity and the unique experiences they offer.
With a focus on dance, musical theater, acrobatics, and summer camps, City Park Movement & Art aims to foster creativity and self-expression in students of all ages. Their warm and whimsical environment encourages students to explore their artistic abilities while promoting a sense of community and respect for all living things. Discover why they have been recognized as the best in their field and experience the magic of City Park Movement & Art.
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4.06 reviewsCarla K.
5/11/2023
My daughter has been a student at City Park Movement and Art since she was about 3 years old. Now she is 10 years old and continues to take dance classes here. She loves all the teachers and has...
Ilea J.
8/23/2014
This is a very small dance studio (think front room of a shotgun small). My kids did the Art and Acrobatics. The art classes consisted of the kids painting on pieces of cardboard most of which...
Jennifer Z.
9/11/2014
My daughter has been attending City Park Movement and Art since she was two years old, entering toddler time and ballet/tap with Ms. Nikki for weekly classes. Now at age 6, my daughter has...
Frank D.
11/18/2018
CPM&A expects too much from the toddler kids. The refund policy is $0 after classes have started not even credit towards other classes. For some of the younger ones it may or may not be a good fit.
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