We were first time pottery painters and todays staff was super helpful including giving extra…read moreattention to the 5 year old in a group. We had a great experience

I attended a pottery painting session recently and I must say it was an amazing experience. The…read moreowner was there that day, and another lady who helped get about 8 kids ready to paint. They were very warm and welcoming. They definitely kept the kids entertained. Very pleased with the service. I will keep going back!

The entrance fee is way out of whack for the surrounding area. I guess it's a nice day trip for UES…read moredwellers but we HV people can't afford it. Other than that great exhibition place for local artists.

Charging 30 dollars to see 20 pieces feels like a ripoff. The art was pedestrian and contrived. We…read morewere there less than 30 minutes. Really sad.

My kids (who are minorities fyi) were the only ones to get kicked out of the bouncy castle during…read morethe rye fall family festival. When I approached the worker he told me that my kids were running the whole time. They weren't. They were asked not to and they stopped. Instead of approaching the parents, he said, "you and you - you're done for the day. Get out". My son was in near tears and asked me to never come to this place again. When I approached the worker I politely asked about the situation and he gave me his side of the story. I proposed that we give them one more chance and I'd watch them the entire time (even though I was keeping an eye on them). He told me "no. I'd rather not. And if you have a problem with how I run my business you can call him (Joe)". He proceeded to walk away. Poor customer service, lack of empathy and emotional intelligence, and it feels like very clear discrimination especially since he wasn't willing to work with me directly. The only kids with big hair and more color in their skin were the only ones singled out.

What a disappointment. Most of the games didn't work or were missing pieces. No idea why they…read morecharge for a baby under 2 when there's nothing for them to do. The couches looked like they were salvaged from a dive bar and the old games were picked up at a swap meet. I'm sure there were intentions to have the games in working condition..but why not have them working before putting them on the floor? Don't waste your money/time.

The teachers are very nice. I have many recommendations for piano teachers here like Song Dr Serge…read moreBonnaire, and Dr. Zeiger. This is a very great place to learn music at!

Love this place. I…read morehave been here many times. They have events, meetings, performances and offer lessons. I would highly recommend stopping by or contacting them if you're looking for lessons.

The Yorktown Grange fair has been a staple in my life since I was a kid and I truly enjoyed going…read moreto it each fall. It was such a disappointment when Covid happened and not being able to enjoy the fair last year but I'm so excited that it will be going on in 2021. I'm not the biggest fan of rides although the ones here I will selectively enjoy but the best part to me is going through and seeing all the 4H animals including the horses the cows, chickens, goats, rabbits and all the other great showcases they offer. The photography contest is one of my personal favorites and I also love that they do baking contests as well as woodworking and Legos for kids. It's fun for the entire family and has something to offer for all age groups. The food is pretty good for festival food and I believe they've even added a craft beer tent which is a huge plus. I will be returning year after year, no doubt about that!

I took my grandchildren to the fair and we all enjoyed it. Having entertainment was an added plus…read more Prices were a little high, but prices are high at all of the local fairs. Would liked to have seen more vendors selling their good. All & all a nice fair.

A ghostly night for families…read more Tickets go on sale online a month or two in advance and most nights get sold out quickly. Tickets must be purchased in advance. $15.00 per adult. We arrived on a Sunday night for a 7:00 ticket (the event goes all evening, but your ticket is for a specific time) and arrived a little early, 6:20-6:30pm. We followed a stream of cars to the huge back parking lot overlooking the Hudson. A walking path led from the parking lot to Philipsburg Manor. The walking path is dirt and natural mulch lit by lanterns with candlelight overlooking distant barns, the manor house, a pond and dam. The mood was authentic, natural, old Sleepy Hallow. Once you reach the manor, there is a large souvenier shop - fun and festive with many different gifts and trinkets to purchase. A little further you reach the ticket gates, where your tickets are scanned and you are allowed to enter. Again, there is another walking path lite the same as you are now walking around the other side of the pond. Soon you reach the event grounds. There are ghosts that walk the property, an awesome storyteller with a stage, camp fires and colorful, eery lighting of the trees, barns and manor house. Each barn has been artistically staged. Further there is a wooden fence set up overlooking a field where you wait for the Headless Horseman to appear! There are other scenes set up with actors and singers. Also, a small booth filling the air with the aroma of fresh popcorn and hot apple cider among other treats and drinks. A wonderful family event for a cool October night.

tarrytown is just adorable and becomes more so in fall. (think gilmore girls). upon entering there…read moreis a long path of pumpkin lanterns, which sets the mood of the season. and although there really isn't one cohesive theme to the event, there is everything from spooky storytelling, bonfires, amazing magicians (man, was he the coolest!, to hilarious pirates and of course, the headless horsemen! for $15, it was quite a treat!

There's a lot of dance studios around but nothing compares to New York Dance! Kids actually learn…read moretechnique by dance professionals run by Francesca DeAngelo! Debra King and Aaron Thao run the Hudson Ballet Theatre, which most of the students participate in. Kids also take part in many outside performances such as DanceFest with performing arts educators who have performed at Lincoln Center, Kennedy Center, London Olympics. This school actually gives kids great opportunities, not just learn the dance recital routine. Some names to mention: Katie Jo Flanagan and Ashley Flanagan, Katie Eshbach, Eliana Wenick. I have studied and performed with with FRAN for years and she is a true and talented professional with very creative choreography. So if you are serious in learning the art of dance, look no further!

Annmarie and her staff are amazing! Very professional. My daughter has been taking classes her…read moresince it opened and we are very impressed. If you or your child are interested in the performing arts, this is the place to be. There are a large number of classes to chose from. you will not be disapointed. This place is a great addition to the community, check it out!