Wonderful well rounded dance education with a variety of styles and teachers. Teachers are very…read moreexperienced and are able to bring your dancer to the next level. The studio director is extremely professional and understands how to run a studio. At the other studio my daughter attended the dress code and chosen costumes were very skimpy and overall inappropriate. However, at the dance corner all costumes are extremely classy. Music choice as well as choreography are classy and different than everything you see at other studios. The friendly environment and variety of abilities allows for an welcoming atmosphere for any ability, age range,or commitment. I would definitely recommend this studio to anybody from the most experienced dancer to someone just starting.

This was my daughters first year dance, she's a little bit older, 11, so we were worried about her…read morebeing able to catch on. She's had a great experience and truly enjoyed going every week and had a blast at the recital. The director always replied to my emails very quickly and helped out with any minor issues that came up (missed a payment by accident, missing shoes, ripped tights day of recital, etc.) We just had a very nice year here!

I was fortunate enough to have one of my plays included in the 2008 Playwrights' Conference, and…read moresince the playwrights are asked to stay for an entire month (even though our own workshops are only 1 week), I got to have the full-on O'Neil experience. While in Waterford I saw an extremely diverse batch of plays (in terms of style, content, and execution), a handful of so-new-they-wrote-the-music-yesterday musicals, and all kinds of special panels and events -- all worth the price of admission. The staff at the O'Neill were beyond friendly, and the creative team we worked out for my play were top-notch. My room in the cottage did what it needed, and a bit more by being a mere 50 feet from Blue Gene's Pub. The productions at the O'Neill are workshops, meant to help their creators refine and develop the work. Consequently, the actors have scripts in hand and the design is only sketched out. I thought this meant things would be pretty rudimentary, but I was surprised time and again at how there were just enough elements present to allow me to imagine a full production. The work they do is truly remarkable. I haven't a negative thing to say. If you can make it up, catch a show. You won't be disappointed.

Want to see theater no one has seen before? Check out the O'Neill Center. New plays, new…read moreplaywrights, musical readings, dramatic readings, a host of programs. Saw a terrific reading there today. They've got all kinds of programs running through the summer. There's a cute little cabin on the property where you can get a drink and a snack, and you can walk beautiful grounds right down to the water. They have indoor and outdoor theater settings and there's more than one thing going on at the same time. Very cool.

My friend invited me to join her on a Thursday evening after work. I was able to pay ahead online…read more(remember to bring cash for a tip if you want to) which made things very easy. The studio is located in the mall between Stop & Shop and Advanced Auto. It's well lit and has lots of stations. There are TONS of paintings on the walls and around that are examples of the paintings they offer. Our instructor was great and guided us through the whole process. We brought our own wine and they opened the bottle for us. I definitely will be back, very relaxing to do the painting even if I don't fancy myself a very artistic person.

The owner never replied to my emails. My daughter was attending a couple of classes prior to the…read morepandemic and had paid $120 towards costumes she never received. We received no emails regarding their reopening but instead received an email that she needs to re-register for classes and pay the fees. I'd like to know where my $120 went.

Best dance and performing arts school around! Teachers are highly educated in their field and very…read moretalented -- never thought my kids could be so great in a show! And the shows are so much more than kids shows. Totally recommend

Darrell's Sauerbraten (traditional German pot roast) was out of this world! The love and attention…read morehe pours into it certainly paid off after three days worth of marinating. The Austrian Donau always delivers a great meal for an even better price and the best company.

Rented the hall for a relative, while back for a Stag & Doe party. Engagement party basically. We…read morebrought in our own food hired a bartender. They had tons of tables and chairs. We even had a musician come in and sing on this huge stage that they have upstairs. It was great. Everybody there is so nice! Really love the feel of this place

My Family and I have been going here for years and have had nothing but positive experiences…read more My three daughters dance here and absolutely love the teachers as do my wife and I! Miss Barb and Miss Sue have nurtured my daughters dance spirit and help them all to strive for their absolute best! The studio is like a family and we all help eachother out!

It's a family atmosphere. The older girls are great role models to the younger kids. It's a…read moresupportive environment and everyone always one another. I wouldn't have my daughter go anywhere else.

The Pinshack was a classic amusement arcade that opened in East Hampton, Connecticut in October…read more2022. It was founded by Bryan Joy. A mechanical engineer by trade, Joy worked for an electronics repair business serving Wall Street clients for a number of years. Eventually he began to repair arcade games on the side, as well as buying used arcade games on eBay to repair and then re-sell. When the pandemic hit, Joy decided to quit his full-time job and open his own business which he named "JD Pinball". He completely refurbished about 10 machines per year, repaired another 50 machines annually, and also rented out machines for private parties and corporate events. When Joy saw that people were looking for more activities to do during the pandemic, he decided to open his own arcade which featured about 40 games that he had fixed up. Located in an old industrial building, the Pinshack featured classic arcade cabinets, pinball machines, racing games, rail shooter games, skee-ball, shuffle alley bowling, and even Guitar Hero Arcade. Customers were charged $15 each for unlimited free play. Following a serious heart attack and other associated health issues, Joy made the decision to close down the Pinshack. The arcade's last day in business was February 21, 2026. My older son and I stopped at the Pinshack on their final day in business. It's unfortunate because I only just heard about this arcade's existence maybe a month or so earlier, and then not long after I heard that it was closing. My son and I wanted to get one visit in before they closed their doors for good. Owner Bryan Joy greeted us as we entered; he seemed very friendly. There was a decent sized crowd there for one last day of arcade fun. I really liked that there was a nice balance of different game types: classic arcade cabinets, pinball machines, racing games, etc. My son loves racing games and he spent most of our visit enjoying a "Road Burners" motorcycle racing game. It was pure bliss for him. I don't usually stay at a single game for too long, so I was sampling a little bit of everything. I did spend a good deal of time playing "Tic Tac Strike" shuffle alley bowling, as I had never seen it before and it was a lot of fun. My son and I ended up staying for close to 3 hours. It's too bad that the Pinshack closed right after our visit, as I would have definitely come back here again and again. The question on my mind is: what's going to happen to all of those machines? Will a new owner step in to continue running the Pinshack? Only time will tell.

What a great addition to East Hampton's Village Center. This little arcade, tucked into the…read moreindustrial buildings, offers a retro, underground clubhouse feel and a rotation of classic and newer video games and pinball machines. The entry fee is $15 per person and all games are on free play, including the claw machine! It seems like every time I visit there's at least one new machine in there. I love the free play concept as it allows me to complete classic games that I never finished. Also, while I was always a pinball fan, I never played it much, saving my quarters for my favorite video games. Now I can practice and really enjoy some great machines from years past. The owner is a really cool guy and is super knowledgeable about games. It's really great that he extends his hours during school breaks and days off to give the kids of East Hampton something fun to do. There is a selection of chips and drinks if you need a snack, and if you get really hungry there is quality pizza, tacos, Asian and coffee just around the corner on Main Street. Definitely stop in and check this place out. Next thing you know it will be two hours later and you'll have beaten your high score at Ms. Pac Man.