My granddaughter is taking piano and violin here. She loves it! It's already been 5 years and she's…read moreimproved tremendously. Her teachers are great! They're both Juilliard graduates and they really motivate her to practice. Recently, they've also been great with their safety precautions. Everyone writes down their information, gets temperature checks, and the pianos and rooms are sanitized after every lesson. Highly recommend to local residents!

Too Bad there is no zero rating. This place is not a music school, not an educational school. Good…read moreLuck if you go here you will spend loads of money and learn nothing.

My son has attended Old Westbury Summer Camp for 2 years. He loves their wanderers program where…read morethey travel on Tuesday and Wednesday to fun places like Splish Splash, Fishing Trip, Dave & Busters and Bowling. His favorite workshop is baking because they make really yummy treats. The art, science and sports workshops are also a lot of fun. I would definitely recommend this program for older kids that may not be so interested in typical summer camp.

I love OWSC! My family has been attending my camp for more than 15 years now. Two of us have grown…read moreto be counselors and one is in training! It's been such a great experience growing up here and I can't recommend it more. All of the kids and staff are so sweet and the activities are fun. Every summer there are so many familiar faces because so many return and create lasting friendships. Send your kids here!! They will always come home smiling.

Such a great camp everything is run professional , the kids love it beyond grateful !read more

From the owner: Since 1980, Steve & Kate's Camp has put kids in charge-allowing campers to choose from a variety of…read moreactivities in real-time, including sewing, stop-motion animation, coding & gaming, sports & recreation, maker crafts, water play, baking, and more. As children are empowered to make their own choices at camp, they discover new reserves of confidence, resiliency, and creativity as they learn to make course corrections & trust themselves and as they go. Families can buy any number of days, to use at any time-no weekly reservations required. Or, buy a Summer Pass, which covers the whole season. Either way, any unused Passes are automatically refunded at summer's end.Ages: 4-12 | Lunch, snacks & all hours (8am-6pm) included. Save your spot at Steve & Kate's Camp this summer by registering today.

This is a cool place for kids and adults if you're a dino lover. They have interactive learning…read morespots, some animals to admire (we got to pet a rabbit), and animatronic dinosaurs (not the same as Dinosaurs Alive from the 90s, iykyk). Parking is very small, but not that many people come and go when I go. Admission is $15. Why the low rating you ask? When I did this a year ago, they had you wait in the lobby and gave you a guided tour and explained things, made you hold a snake, and gave you items to hold and touch that aren't part of the free for all it is now. I asked if they can do the guided tour, and we were told they have staff along the way to answer questions...not one human in site! So unfortunate, you guys really need that element back! By the way, I kind of feel bad for the goat that has his pen right next to the trex as big as a house...I've seen Jurassic Park, they are not besties. I'm sure that goat staring him down all day is scared for his life. :(

Free trail around the lake for a relatively quiet tranquil walk around a paved path. Plenty of…read moreparking available in the residential neighborhood around the preserve. Saw various birds around the lake as well

Science Museum of Long Island on Plandome road in Manhasset is a place to visit on a nice day…read more Good for the family. Use GPS as there are some winding hilly roads to get there. Follow the signs. Thereis parking to the side of the main house. This visit had a tour of plants . There is a pond, fire pit and picnic tables throughout the area.it is a nature preserve park with many native plants along with some for sale. I suggest wearing a hat and sunscreen. While there are paths, sturdy shoes or work boots are good too along with a bottle of water. I did sera sign for bathrooms as well. They have a compost pile on the side.if you happen to have peelings from vegetables feel free to drop them off on your visit and learn how they make black gold for the soil.

We went there for a Cub Scout outing for the first time. The museum is really a small and old…read morestructure located in Manhasset. We had a group of about 15 Cub scouts there finishing the ferns and animal related topic badge. The lady who gave a lesson about how to track or discover animals around us during our daily life, but the lesson was in a small room with no AC. The boys were not interested in the discussion at all. The session was informative to the parents, but the lady seemed unable to handle younger kids. We then took a nature walk outside and the boys were very into the hike. The trail was clearly marked and easy to access by foot. Parking lot was relatively small. Overall it was an okay experience.

I know this place usually caters to little ones but I threw my 10 year old a party last minute and…read moreI couldn't be happier with C.A.T.S of RockvilleCentre! The kids has a great time the birthday girl was so happy and I'm a grateful mom! Huge thank you to Michelle! You rock.

The most amazing space for kids to be exposed to teamwork, discipline and lots of fun through…read morelearning different sports! They also do a great job for birthdays! My 4 year and his friends had a blast and ask to go back all the time!!

Very clean environment lots of activities very caring staff with the kids…read more Beautiful outside playground for summer activities Love the spot ( so my kid )

This is the 4th daycare my son has attended since he was 1 and Romper Room is his favorite by far!…read moreHe always asks for his teachers when he's home, which makes me realize what a lasting impression they have on him and what a great time he has with them there. Compared to other daycares, Romper Room focuses more on academics, projects and encourages children to play together and share. My son has grown and learned so much ever since he enrolled into RR and he feels so comfortable and happy there, which makes it easier for the working parents who are always thinking about their children throughout the day. I'm a working mom so it helps a lot knowing that my son is in great hands, having a great time and learning new things everyday. HIGHLY recommend!!

Love this school! The kids get a lot of personal attention and the teachers are excellent. My…read moredaughter is 12 years old and was somewhat interested in coding so I signed her up. She has been attending classes for about 3 months and flew through Scratch. She's now doing Python. Every week, she tackles great projects and now wants to attend a their summer camp where she'll learn how to create simple apps for a smart phone. Thank you to Olaniyi for being a great teacher and for sending me email updates on my daughter's progress every week!

The course was great. My son attended both the Syosset and Roslyn camps in person last summer and…read moreloved the experience. This year he was reluctant to participate virtually but during his lunch break on the very first day told us how much fun he was having and that he was so glad we registered for it. He loved the teachers and enjoyed and getting to code with his classmates. We would highly recommend these classes.

I wanted to write a review for awhile, but waited a little bit of time so I could sit down and sort…read morethrough all of my thoughts. We had enrolled with Kiddie Academy before they were even open for business; one of the directors liked to joke that my son was their first kid. It was a brand new facility that was within the neighborhood so we were excited to attend. KA fully opened in September 2017, and although there were some growing pains, it was a well-run daycare that was very responsive to parent feedback. My son had just turned 1 when he first attended KA. We've had amazing teachers - Theresa, Yolanda, Sam, Brandi, Katherine, to name a few. Some of them no longer work there for one reason or another. Turnover is VERY high here. I always thought it was peculiar when seeing their ads for teachers and assistant teachers that their requirements for early education were so low, but since we've always had great teachers up until this year, I never questioned it. I don't want to go into our personal history with this place, and all the detailed ridiculousness that went on in the past few months, but I do want to note that if your child tests boundaries or doesn't do well with passive teachers, this is not the place for you. Earlier this year my son went through a phase of rebellion and testing boundaries, and spiraled out of control because the teacher he had was too passive and a pushover. I would get a call everyday from the newly minted and extremely real-world-inexperienced director, telling me "I don't know what to do." You are a daycare facility, your job is to KNOW WHAT TO DO. Your job is to give your teachers, and yourself, the tools to learn classroom management for young children. There was none of this. One of the other directors even asked me to talk to my pediatrician and to see a therapist. A THERAPIST FOR A THREE YEAR OLD!!!! AND WE ACTUALLY WENT!!! Against my better judgement as his mom, we went, because we thought there might be some anger issues he had to work out. But there were none. He was acting like a normal 3 year old, testing his boundaries, to see how far he could push. The therapist even suggested possible abuse or bullying from other classmates/teachers, but we got none of that out of him. Finally, as a last resort and after almost a whole month of this behavior, they switched him to a different classroom with a more stern teacher. He did well and the calls stopped. After a few weeks, COVID shutdown occurred but did not shut KA down. There was a huge decrease in the number of teachers and kids in the classrooms. Throughout March, April, May, June, July.... We attended. We supported them. In August, as more kids and teachers returned, there were yet again changes to my son's classroom environment which resulted in his bad behavior resurfacing and at this time, I was fed up with the young, inexperienced director. I couldn't stand her almost daily calls asking me to pick him up because she "didn't know what to do anymore." I was ready to move my son out of this facility. After a week of her calling me to complain about his bad behavior I gave her a piece of my mind. We have been enrolled in a structured, Catholic pre-k program since school started and he is thriving and flourishing. The teacher has 30+ years of experience. I wish I could turn back time and take him out back in January when this all started. When kids behave poorly, it is the environment and the adults around him that need to change. I hated having to write this review in this manner as I have always been supportive of this facility even when other neighborhood moms complained about them. I was always on KA's side; I understand how small businesses worked and how much money, blood, sweat they must have poured into this business. But I can no longer do that with a clear conscience after my personal experiences and I can no longer recommend them as I have for the past couple of years.

We absolutely loved our time at Kiddie Academy. My daughter entered KA a very shy, some what…read moreguarded 3 year old. Now entering her first year of public school, she has become so confident, independent and social. I can thank the teachers and staff for helping her development. Everyone is extremely pleasant and genuinely caring. The teachers are extremely observant and very communicative. The building is extremely clean and well maintained. There's a very good balance of play and education. Quality child care is expensive anywhere you go but I am very happy with my decision to enroll my child in Kiddie Academy. I would highly recommend KA to all for quality, educational child care.