The oldest continuously operating theater in New York State…read more The theater is comfortable and the sound is good. The restrooms are located one floor down. They are small but clean. The ushers are helpful. There is street parking in the area.

I went to see a comedian here a few weeks ago and had a really nice time! All of the staff I spoke…read moreto were incredibly friendly, from the bartender to the ushers. They all seemed as though they truly enjoyed being there. I purchased a drink prior to the show (which tasted amazing!), but just know you can't bring food or beverages in to the theater. I arrived early enough to have time to sip before the show started, but I did want to take my drink in with me and enjoy throughout the evening.

Its not the first time we've been there. And we are definitely going back in September for their…read morenext kids theater show. Its more cozy for kids to sit at the tables rather than in traditional theater seats. They can walk around. Parents have a table to put their drinks (nice bar in the foyer) Kids love going there.

I like the stissing center for concerts. It is a relatively small venue, so there is no bad seat in…read morethe house. The staff is really nice, and can help you with any questions you have. They have very robust programming, and their prices are pretty reasonable. My one complaint would be the bar. Really cheap wine is all that is available, along with some beers and non-alcoholic drinks. I would love to see the selection expanded. Overall, really fantastic venue. I would recommend recommended.

How can i forget Women's Studio Workshop???…read more There's no way I could gush enough praise of this place that would come close to describing how wonderful it is! gosh, where do i start?? 1) The studios: They transformed an old hardware store from the 1800s into a two story art studio that includes areas for: paper-making, printmaking, letter pressing, bookbinding, ceramics, photography and silk screening. It's set in the woods and surrounded by nature 1 mile outside the small, Hudson Valley town of Rosendale, NY. 2) The artist opportunities: They offer fellowships, studio rentals, residencies, paid-internships and grants for artists (mainly women, but not exclusively female) to come use their studios and create work. --- I, myself, was accepted as a studio intern and lived and worked on the premises for 6 months in the fall of 2005. I learned more in that six months then i did in 4.5 years in art school. 3) Classes: For artists who don't have the time to take off 4-6 weeks to work as a fellow or resident The Summer Arts institute offers 3-5 day classes (lunch included) in all of the studios areas: paper-making, printmaking, letter pressing, bookbinding, ceramics, photography and silk screening. 4) The women: Ann, Tana and Anita (the founders and owners) are all talented artists, friendly, compassionate and inspiring women. ... for everything i missed their website is a wealth of additional detailed information on classes and artist opportunities: http://wsworkshop.org/ .... sigh... I have a little piece of my heart set aside for this place.

We arrived well after the school was closed and there was no one here. I'd read on…read morehttps://www.atlasobscura.com/places/woodstock-school-of-art-sculpture-garden about the sculptures and so we managed to find our way. To the right of the school building, there's a "Welcome to our Sculpture Park and Nature Tail" sign but not much nearby. Yep, the nature trail part and you'll end up walking at least a half mile and maybe more before you start to spot the sculptures on a trail that branches off to the right. If you're here in the warmer weather, you'll want to be prepared with some bug repellent spray as they were all around us today. But we managed to find the sculptures and enjoyed the trail. I'm definitely a fan. Note that there is going to be limited cell coverage in this part of Woodstock, so as always, bring a friend when you're hiking! [Review 11493 overall, 1273 of 2019.]

Wonderful instructors, knowledgeable and welcoming. Wide variety of classes to choose from and the…read morestaff is so helpful. Easy to register on line and a wide variety of basic classes and advanced classes, depending upon where you are in your practice. A mix of professional artists continuing to hone or learn new media and first time or returning artists who have had other careers. Fantastic environment and equipped studios.

My husband and I turned into the parking lot and weren't sure we were in the right place! It turns…read moreout we were and we ended up being pleasantly surprised! We entered the first smaller building which was the store and met Sami. Sami was so friendly and helpful. She escorted us into the gallery which we didn't expect to be so large and full of beautiful abstracts by Donna Manger-Weil. We loved walking around looking at the artwork and going through the folders of artwork. Donna is so talented!

So glad we were able to visit the gallery during our trip! To be honest, I was drawn first by the…read morecomplimentary wine/espresso, but the experience itself exceeded my expectation. We received a warm welcome from Donna's business partner Ken when we arrived on a quiet Sunday morning - he gave us a quick tour of the gallery, showed us the print machine that can reproduce artworks on canvas, and took us to see Donna's art studio. It is not everyday you can be inside an artist's work space to witness all the creativity! As an added bonus, we saw two young deers nippling at the grass outside the studio.. Donna's paintings were very colorful and each piece has an interesting story behind. The gallery was very spacious and you can really take your time to soak in the art work with a glass of wine! Highly recommended for anyone visiting New Paltz.

Mark has been framing our art for years and he is super professional and has exquisite taste. We…read morehave relied on him for years and he has never steered us wrong. The benefit of going to see him is the incredible collection of art he displays in the gallery. If you want a contemporary piece by a Hudson Valley master, you need to visit his gallery.

First time I have been to this gallery. I'm originally from the city and was looking for a quality…read moreart framer. My two pieces of art needed professional framing, matting and wiring for exhibition. Mark did an outstanding job. I have found the framer I was looking for. By the way, Mark is also a friendly guy.

This community gallery has a charm of its own. The artwork is every changing with creative visions…read morefrom very talented artists. Not only does the gallery have a relaxing feel to it (I felt at home as soon as I walked into it) - It is also located in one of the most beautiful scenic areas in the famed Catskill Mountains of N.Y. They also have show openings with each new artists showing (usually monthly) If your an artist you can show your work for a small fee (very affordable fee at that) and show (and sell) for a month. The Arts Upstairs is truly a "Gem in the Catskills"

this is a lovely little community gallery in a community with myriad artists... the show changes…read moreevery month & there is always something interesting to see~! go look now~!!!

This is a great gallery -- and easy to miss, as it's upstairs. But it's right in the heart of…read moreRhinebeck, on Market St., with signage. It has lots of large, gorgeous paintings, along with smaller ones, photography, prints, and mixed-media pieces. There are lots of landscapes in particular (but not only landscapes), including a bunch reflecting the Hudson Valley. Friendly proprietors and lots to see -- check it out.