Great community oriented group. Does fundraising activities in order to help those in need.read more

Great place to celebrate St. Pat's day or any day. Have a Tully with Sean in the basement.read more

Had a great time here recently for a valentines inspired painting! I love that the walls are…read moredecorating with amazing paintings, it was fun to look at. Our instructor was great and our paintings came out surprisingly well. It is BYOB

My niece invited us to start her son birthday celebration here for a kid paint and sip. I have been…read moreto their other locations for adult's events and even though I do not hold the talent of painting or drawing I do enjoy a good paint and sip. I was super impressed with the artist/teacher because working with small children is not for the weak and she was teaching a class to 4 to 11 years old. The class was for a monster painting, and she offered two different samples, while still allowing the kids to make their own decisions and be creative. All the kids and adults had a great time. For kids event there is no snacking, which is understandable but the kids can have a drink if they choose to bring one. The teacher also offered free painting that they had left over, and most kids left with one or two cute painting they can add to their room. Overall a great experience and the price was great for families with multiple kids.

Could not recommend Fleur and her whole team at the Artful Bachelorette more! We had the absolute…read moreBEST time - so fun, yet professional. We were all grinning ear to ear - seriously couldn't recommend enough!

We did a private lesson and had a great time! The instructor, Fleur, was so friendly and…read moreencouraging to people of all drawing skill levels. Fleur created a really welcoming and fun environment. It was a unique group activity and we would definitely do it again!

HOLIDAY MARKET REVIEW: This place opened yesterday in the Eventi Hotel in the popup space recently…read moreoccupied by #DellVenue (a divergence from their previous Hester event which was outdoors). Unfortunately it's just a few crafts tables with no real signage (on the site nor inside the space) so enter at your own risk. Though I always walk past, what drew me was its distinction as the only market in the city to accept Bitcoins as a form of payment. The only merit to any Holiday market IMO is seasonal food and/or reasonably priced unique gifts, and this had neither. *Sorry for the yelling but added this listing 11/22/13 then Yelp had the courtesy to again botch it and amend the name to 'Hester Street Fair' which this is not. They also misplaced the business on the map to 385 (which it's mistyped as on their site) and prefaced it with Eventi rather than that being a subtitle. If you're into mutated and misplaced data, check some of the recent reviews of the Yelp app in the Play Store - people reviewing the app like it's a listing is always amusing. It'll be open until DEC 23RD this year and runs daily 11AM-7PM. We have reviewed the changes you suggested for Hester Street Fair. Your exact changes may not have been applied due to Yelp's guidelines or because we were unable to verify the changes. If you have additional feedback, please let us know by adding a note with your business update. changes submitted not sure why I bother trying to improve your service for you because you shoot yourself in the foot an undo all the changes I made. this is NOT hester street fair in a new location, it's the HOLIDAY MARKET, as indicated by the URL you also removed please also fix the address so it's correct Who: NYC's Best Artisan Gift, Jewelry, Clothing, and Vintage Vendors. When: ​December 1 - December 21 11am-7pm​ ​Where: 835 Sixth Avenue Trains - BDFMNRQ to Herald Square, 1 to 28th Street (@ Eventi Hotel) 2013 HESTER HOLIDAY MARKET STAY TUNED FOR THE ALL NEW VENDOR LINE-UP AND HOLIDAY SHOPPING GUIDE & GIVEAWAYS!

Great performance of Death of a Salesman! Delicious desserts…read morein a very intimate setting too!

Delightful little arts center, smack dab in the center of town. They have partnered with some…read morelocal restaurants for deals, and Atlantic Highlands has a ton of choices in any case. Good acoustics and sightlines too.

October 17th, a lazy late Sunday afternoon, I got my ticket ready and headed out the door with…read moreHungry Boy. We've joined the other couple of dozen people here for one purpose - the second annual Bacon Takedown in Brooklyn! Upon arrival, the place had a good amount of people. Once we've gotten on line the place was packed with bacon chompin' lovers left and right. There were twenty-one contestants, whom we've got to tried their homemade creations where bacon was the subject. There were both sweet and savory types of bacon-related samples to try. Here's the rundown of the contestants with their bacon recipes: Jenn Wanous - Baco-avo Goat-lato Jill Strominger - Pig Sty Pie Michael Stewart & Charlie Mirisola - Black Magic Bars Miranda Magagnini - Maccherochini Al Fume Emily Hanhan - Elvis Making Whoopie Pies Ben Mims - Devil's on Horseback Cake Anne Lind & Julia Smith - American Splendor Janine Logelfo & Bill Gagliardi - BBQ Bacon Loaded Meat Balls Becky MacGregor - Becky's Love Bites Robert & Johana Fernandez - Lucky's Wild Rice Krispies Tony Santoro - Candied Pigs in A Fig Cody Burke - Bacon Pot Stickers with Spicy Peanut Sauce Mike O'Neill & Kristine Schmidt - School Lunch Clay Ezell & Vadis Turner - Whiskey-Bacon Bread Pudding Alyson Mance & Rita Sallis -Almond-Bacon Brittle Jesse Forester - Divine Swine Adrian Ashby - Bacon Pecan Waffles with Apple Bacon Syrup Jordan Goldstein - Breakfast Terrine Matt Barber - Hudson Bay of Pigs Sandwich Erin Evenson - Bclyn Blackout Cake Henry Chan and Jocelyn Voo - Strawberry Black Pepper Bacon Donut Holes There were so many samples to try from that I didn't know which one to vote for. But in the end I really liked the Bacon Pot Stickers with Spicy Peanut Sauce, Maccherochini Al Fume and the Almond-Bacon Brittle. Some samples I've tried were really good and creative I felt and some were really creative, but not to my liking. I only went around once sampling from 21 different contestants and I already gotten full from it all haha. As for Hungry Boy, he had room for seconds. Then again it's Hungry Boy, he will always make room for more. A total of 300 lbs of Hormel Black Label Bacon was used for this takedown. Pretty amazing for an event that lasted roughly about 2 hours long. So when it came to voting, there was a vote from the judges and the attendees. People's Choice: 1st Place: Jenn Wanous - Baco-avo Goat-lato 2nd Place: Cody Burke - Bacon Pot Stickers with Spicy Peanut Sauce 3rd Place: Becky MacGregor - Becky's Love Bites Judge's Choice: 1st Place: Mike O'Neill and Kristine Schmidt - School Lunch 2nd Place: Matt Barber - Hudson Bay of Pigs Sandwich 3rd Place: Jordan Goldstein - Breakfast Terrine The winners all received a one-year supply or six-month supply of Hormel® Black Label® bacon, Anolon cookware, Microplane graters and Wusthof knives. Pretty neat. And as for the attendees, they were able to take home any leftover bacon samples, while supplies last. That was pretty awesome. Also shout out to Albert W. and Elaine M., whom we've bumped into at this event! =)

The show Camelot is so bad! No scenery!!! No props No staging..it's bare high school stage with way…read moretoo few actors...Arthur was terrible...Lancelot character was the only great Broadway singer..Gwenevere good but not Broadway quality...do not wast your money the story was made silly and characters shallow...terrible

This theater was designed with a spirograph! Do you remember those things?? They were these…read morecomplicated little plastic machines that allowed you to make neato wheel-shaped designs that served no purpose but to adorn doilies and coasters.... and apparently the ceiling of the New York State Theater. This is one of those theaters that's big enough to hold a good number of people but small enough that every seat is a good seat. My seat last night was fantastic, and I was up in Ring 3. Yeah, they call their tiers "rings." I guess it's classier that way... and makes it sound more like hell. So yeah, the ushers were nice, the decor was pleasing, and the seats were comfortable. My only gripe was that the orchestra sounded a bit muffled sometimes. Not the singers, just the orchestra. (I was here for an opera.) It may have been my imagination, but I'm pretty sure the acoustics could use a little work. Not a lot of work... just a little. Also, the Orangina is overpriced, which is something I've come to expect from Theater Intermission Stands, but I still have to complain about it.

Booked two days before my event and was able to have an entertainer! Communication was clear…read more Performer was on time! It was a hit at the party! Added the CO2 blaster! Highly recommend for all occasions

I booked this company a year before our event, my daughter's Sweet 16. A year later, the team…read morearrived on time, met with me, and we discussed everything in detail. They prepared for the show program and performed wonderfully. All the guests were very happy, everyone took pictures. My daughter still remembers that evening as the best one in her life. Thank you so much, guys, and I will definitely invite you again for our next celebration. I highly recommend Laser Show USA.