Great venue for a show. First time here. Acoustics were great and not a bad seat in the house!…read more There is a bar with beer, wine, and a few snacks on each floor -- note you cannot bring food or drink into the theater, so give yourself enough time before the show Seats were comfortable and there was parking in the area. I would return, despite the 1.5 hr drive (no traffic)!

The John Batiste/Jack DeJohnette show was very difficult to see from the 5th row. Batiste was…read morehidden behind the piano and DeJohnette was towards the wings and hidden behind a gong. After the show we wandered around trying different rows and seats. IMHO there are zero seats with good sight lines. It's odd and we were very surprised. Was it designed this way? Yes and no. When a theatre orders new seats they tell the manufacturer how many seats they need in the hall, sometimes how many seats per row. Either way the seat manufacturer figures out what assortment of chair widths will work. Yes, that's right. All chairs in a row may not be the same size. If you've ever said "hmm I thought these chairs were wider" you got one of the small chairs. This is part of why people buy subscriptions - year to year they keep the same seat, one that isn't small. Sadly as much as I loved visiting Ulster I will not go back to see a show at this venue. NOTE: The UPAC website has outdated recommendations for restaurants. Several restaurants had closed permanently or were not open for dinner. Definitely need to call yourself and confirm hours and availability for the evening you intend to be there.

Great little theatre ! Great community spirit, feeling, small town. Wish more films would be…read moreplaying here.

This is a great place to see a flick! We saw Nope here, and it was such a good time. I felt like I…read morewas in a historic theater. Ticket prices are very reasonable, and the staff really kind and friendly. Would totally come here again!

Went to a show recently and had a great time with friends! The actors were professional and great…read moreat interacting with the audience. I would recommend them for any occasion!!

Best murder mystery I have been to!! The actors were beyond talented and so much fun to interact…read morewith!! They kept me guessing as to who dun it! I highly recommend going to see one of their shows!

updated review. I had some issues with a billing problem associated with my membership however, the…read morelocal manager at the Kingston Little Gym, Josh, has been amazing to help rectify the situation and turn a poor experience into a great one. Thank you, Josh for bringing professionalism and care to our experience.

Absolutely love this place! My daughter has been going since July 2018, since she was 8 months old…read more(bug) she is currently 19 months and a (bird)! I love all the skills and everything she has learned over the past year! You can truly see that all the staff had a deep passion for what they do and a compassion for all their students and families !

One of the Best Haunted Attractions I've Ever Been To!…read more Wow, what an awesome night! I had such a great time at this haunted house and hayride. Everything was so well done and incredibly detailed--it's clear that a lot of thought and effort went into creating the experience. The ticket included several different attractions, and I really liked how each one flowed into the next. It wasn't just a bunch of random scares--it felt like one long, immersive story. It took about 2 hours to go through everything, and it never got boring! The hayride was honestly next-level. I've done haunted hayrides before, but nothing like this. The scenes, the actors, the effects... and YES--there was a real horse with a headless rider That moment totally blew my mind and made the whole thing feel so much more legit and spooky. The costumes and actors throughout the entire night were seriously impressive--super detailed and genuinely scary. You could tell the cast was really committed, and it made the whole experience feel that much more real. They also have shops set up where you can grab snacks and hot cocoa, which was a nice touch after all the excitement. I saw this place only had 3 stars on Yelp, and honestly--I don't get it. This was such a well-executed haunted attraction, and I truly had an amazing time. I'd definitely come back and will be recommending it to friends. Don't sleep on this one if you're looking for a memorable spooky night out!

This is a fantastic, entry-level haunted experience that's perfect for a group. The entire…read moreattraction is thoughtfully planned, moving you seamlessly from a long, atmospheric haunted hayride into a series of walk-through houses. They rely heavily on jump scares, and there are plenty of them to keep you entertained. I'd manage expectations on the production value. While other reviewers mentioned 'Hollywood level' props, I didn't quite see that. The sets are good, but not mind-blowing. Have I been to scarier haunted attractions? Absolutely. But the Headless Horseman's strength is its atmosphere. You can't beat the genuine, spooky vibe of being on a huge plot of dark farmland, surrounded by rustling cornrows. It's an entertaining night out that's all about enjoying the seasonal spirit.

Starling Productions is a women owned and operated production company based in The Hudson Valley…read morebringing community together through creative development, educational workshops and performance.

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.

From the owner: Women's Studio Workshop is a visual arts organization that runs residency and internship programs,…read moreintensive Summer Art Institute workshops, year-round ceramics classes, an award-winning art education program, and a sustainable ArtFarm for growing papermaking fibers. Since 1974, WSW has operated studios for printmaking, hand papermaking, silkscreen, ceramics, letterpress, photography, and book arts.