Beautiful spot to hear great music, find good food at shows and wonderful programming for kids.read more

I'm surprised more people haven't reviewed this local institution--a cultural gemstone right here…read morein the heart of the Northern Catskills. Check out their website to see their lineup (or follow them on Facebook); most of the shows run during the summer months. Performances include folk, indie, world music, and other concerts by performers of high quality. The Centre also runs cool classes in writing, visual art, science, and other topics of interest. The setting is beautiful old church with handsome stained glass windows and wooden pews. It's a most worthwhile place with a strong community spirit and warm energy. So glad to have it in the neighborhood!

Made and Found is an absolute gem of a home decor shop. The space is bright, airy and inviting, and…read morethe quality of gifts and plants and other items is first-rate, with a tastefully curated collection overall. The woman working there on a Sunday afternoon was helpful and lovely. Will definitely be back!

This shop sells simple, well-designed and well-made ceramic items: cups, plates, sugar containers,…read moretea pots, vases, bowls, and small vessels. They are in light and dark grey, light blue, off-white, and brown. This is the place for those of you who subscribe to the "less-is-more" design philosophy. If you want bright colors, varying colors, or patterns on the exterior, you should probably look elsewhere. I, for one, loved the stuff. 60% of the items are $35 or less. The most expensive thing I saw on the day I was there was for $70. My understanding is that the shop is open just 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., Saturdays and Sundays. This is a shop as well as a workshop for the ceramist.

Laura was very very nice and informative. Cute merchandise…read morepurses, hats, jewelry and other knick knacks. Reasonable prices right on the main St. Walking distance to the BHOF. So do go and check this very nice place out.

What a nice lady and such an eclectic inventory. Located right outside Doubleday field…read more Definitely worth visit if you are in Cooperstown.

Phenomenal caliber of exhibits. I think it's easy to assume that a gallery in a town too small to…read morehave a grocery store would have lower standards, but this is not the case. The proprietor is always engaging to talk to and they also sell small gifts and periodicals for those of us without deep pockets to spend on contemporary art.

Great family owned business. Great old fashioned customer service and incredibly good bench work ,…read morewhether creating a piece or repairing.

This is everything a jewelry store should be, I think. The pieces are beautiful and special, the…read moreservice is professional, kind, and very well informed. This is a family business that knows its business and I couldn't recommend it more highly. Whether I want a ready made piece, or I want something custom made, there is no other jewelry store anywhere I'd rather go.

She is the kindest and most empathetic psychic and life coach. I've been a client of hers for…read morealmost 4 years now . She has helped me through a lot of life's turbulence . Her prices are super reasonable as well.

Went to the farmers museum and had an amazing day. The kids loved goats and chickens and all the…read moreold houses. The icing on the cake was a little hidden gem we found called Crossroads Cafe. Arguably the best chicken salad I have ever had and there was a great selection of food for the kids as well. The woman ,Christina, was super friendly and gave us some tips for the rest of the day at the farm area. Highly recommend spending half a day here If you're in the area.

I get it.....its history out there for everyone to see. Beautiful grounds, lovely old setting and…read morespectacular old stone buildings. Enjoyed the living history exhibits and the teams of staff were each knowledgeable about their assigned topics. Petting zoo area with livestock for the children to see, touch and pet. The chapel is beautiful [we actually attended a midsummer wedding there a few years ago....while it was 90 degrees outside it was 110 degrees inside]. It was so hot my wife and I had to skip the reception due to getting near heat stroke inside this place...OMG. As a sight seeing adventure with children ages 7-16 it would be a fun three hour visit while in Cooperstown, NY. Paul Clapper , Syracuse, NY