Nice little museum with a lots of different types of mediums. Modern designs and classic paintings…read moremade for a nice mix. Staff were very friendly. Inexpensive and a nice deal for both this and Corning museum especially for locals. Free parking included.

My husband and I stopped by the Rockwell Museum for a quick visit when we were exploring Corning…read morelast week. The museum is located within a building that used to serve as the Corning City Hall - a beautiful building. They sell a combo ticket with the Corning Museum of Glass, so we decided to check it out after a visit to the glass museum earlier in the day. The museum is quite small but has an interesting collection of American and Native American works. They also have two gallery spaces dedicated to temporary exhibits. While I enjoyed our visit - the collection is well displayed on the walls of their beautiful building. But it's not a large museum, and I wouldn't say it's a must visit if you're in the Corning area. Worth a stop if you have a bit extra time in town - especially if you're interested in the temporary exhibit; it's a nice little art museum!

This site is in Elmira, so I made this part of a trip to see Mark Twain's grave, his study at…read moreElmira college, Rockwell Museum and the Corning Glass Museum, both in Corning, about 15 minutes away. I was surprised at how beautiful this museum was. The initial room was a bright room lit by a skylight. This museum is one of the only/oldest spots of early classical art, where the collection is housed in the original home, in nearly the exact original configuration, without any pieces being sold off. Gorgeous and worth the 7 dollar entry fee alone. They also have modern art and local art. Some colorful and provocative. When I was there, they also had some local Elmira artists, and some other random artifacts. Beautiful and worthwhile.

This museum is a treasure. It's one of my favorite things to do in Elmira and a must see. On a…read morerecent visit, I viewed a Fiber Art/Quilt Show there that is simply outstanding, some of the most interesting and provocative fiber art I've ever seen. I love to sit in the main gallery to revisit my favorite paintings and sculptures in the permanent collection. Gorgeous building, very warm lots of natural light and very pretty grounds year round. Enjoy!

Great museum housed in an historic 2 story Montour Falls building. You'll find all kinds of…read moreinteresting Schuyler County and Finger Lakes history here!

Flew into Elmira and stopped at this museum. Very cool offerings inside and outside, with tons of…read moreinformation. Extra NASA stuff inside as well as a lot of Mars habitat simulation activities for kids. Very nice hidden gem!

If you are staying in the horseheads/Ithaca area you should definitely stop at this museum. The…read moreamount of memorabilia is astounding, all organized chronologically, you could literally spend hours looking at everything. There are aircrafts outside and inside to admire. I especially enjoyed the display about Colonel Eileen Collins a local astronaut and how much the area ties into space travel. My son and daughter loved the flight simulator, my husband and I also enjoyed it. They also had VRs for the kids to use. The staff was so helpful too. A great place to visit!

Not worth the price at all only one set up was good and that is the orphanage and things are…read moreoutrageous to buy 50 each person and stand an hour and a half in line for the 666 motel and it sucked. It's not scary it's just a lot of noise. Mainly banging on things and yelling in your face. Was told on the phone it would be 25.00 for 4 of us got up there and it was 50 per person. Ya rather not go again there are better ones out there

We went two years ago and had a blast. This year was an absolutely abysmal experience to the point…read moreof absurdity. Paid $160 to do three attractions for 4 of us (me, my gf, and her kids). They've never been and I promised it would be a blast. Got in line for the Orphan House at 7:30. Line was fairly short but still took us 20 minutes. Problem is they were only letting a single party through at a time, so if you only had two people, that was it. Next party even if it was two people, had to wait 3-5 minutes before being let in instead of just letting them go together. Not a big deal if the line is relatively short but one can see how this will snowball very quickly. On top of it, they introduced "speed passes" for $8 a pop exacerbating the wait for the rest. Idea is like a Disney fast pass but they don't have the experience at line control to handle it well Anyway, was fun, we were all giggling after getting out. Made our way to Psycho Swamp and got in line a few minutes after 8:00. We were about 6 feet beyond the "45-60 min" wait sign. And it was moving at a SNAIL PACE. All the while the "speed pass" line kept moving while us peons were left literally standing. We did not get to the front of the line until 10:15. TWO F'ING HOURS! We would have waited longer but a nice group in the speed pass line let us go with them. It was after 10:30 by the time we were done and the third attraction, the Motel had an even LONGER line. I didn't see the wait sign but at best estimate it would have been another 2 hour wait at least. It would have been well after midnight when we were done, and absolutely no time to do a fourth had we bought a Pick 4. And with two young kids we could not stay any longer. An absolutely miserable experience. And the cherry on top of this glorious night....no refunds. So all told, we spent $160 to stand in line for 2 and half hours and 30 minutes of "fun". Two stars because the actors were great and sets were done really well.

We were so excited to hear that they had re-opened. Unfortunately, this experience did not come…read moreclose to our previous experiences. First let me say the facility is still the same beautiful place it has always been. That is where the good news ends. There is no longer table service. Meals are cafeteria style with limited options of BBQ. There were three of us for dinner at 5:30 pm on a Saturday evening. Two of us had pulled pork, potato salad and carrots. The pulled pork was so dried out it was not edible, the carrots were cold, and the potato salad was okay. The piece of johnny cake that came with the meal was the highlight of dinner. It was moist with just the right amount of sweetness to take it from cornbread to johnny cake. The other diner had the two meat platter of burnt ends and ribs with green beans and potato salad.Their comment was the burnt ends were beyond burnt, like trying to eat charcoal. The ribs were okay for four tiny ribs loaded in sauce. The green beans were delicious as was the johnny cake. The potato salad was okay but had an odd spicy taste. Here comes the really bad news; for two meals that were not edible, and one only half eaten our bill for cafeteria food was $92.00!! I find that pretty expensive for cafeteria style BBQ food, which isn't good. When talking with someone (not sure if they were the owners or not), they said the other food takes too long to cook when they have events. I would suggest that they have a regular menu on non-event nights, with a very limited menu on event nights. I would come back for an event but I definitely will NOT be returning for a meal. Very disappointing, expensive meal.

We came for a family get together at lunch on Saturday. They easily accommodated our group of 13…read more The service was excellent. All of us agreed that we would like to return in the future. I wish they would blend the bison with a fattier meat to lighten up the meat patties. Because the meat is so lean the burger was quite dense. All of the sides were delicious. Just a note if you are a coffee drinker: they only had powdered creamer. It was fun roaming around the restaurant and watching the bison being fed. The parking lot is gravel and had muddy ruts.

Small theater but very old fashioned. Love the old time feeling. Concession stand is very basic…read morebut very reasonable

Haven't gone to the movies sine COVID, pleasantly surprised ,staff was super friendly making you…read morefeel right at home. This place is a throwback and it's a gem . Will definitely come back!

First time visit and couldn't believe such a beautiful theater was only a half hour away from me…read more Looking forward to 2024 schedule of events.

If you are a local then the Clemens Center is a decent option to go to for theater and performing…read morearts. (This is mostly due to the fact that there really aren't a lot of choices for these types of things in the area.) I have been to the Clemens Center many times throughout my life and have had both really good experiences with shows as well as really poor ones. On occasion there will be actual legitimate shows that come, such as STOMP. One thing that I dislike is that the workers (many volunteer) are often times rude, unfriendly, or lacking knowledge when you have questions about tickets, etc... so be prepared for that if you are going to the Clemens Center.