The Spartan Race is held here every year and those as the second time participating. It was OK. I…read morefinished and didn't die but my goodness, the grounds were horrible. It rained and the mud was ankle/knee deep, almost throughout the entire course. The bathrooms (portable potties) were a wreck. I'm just hoping what we're were walking through, was actually mud. The entire place smelled like sewage. It was difficult to eat anything there after our race and driving home was terrible. We were all caked with mud. Last year was much better but you can't really mess with mother nature. She's gonna do what she's gonna do.

Well, I must say this was very groovy…read more You enter a vibe! My eyes were open soooo wide to it all! The 60's were very visual! The music was sooo different! I had to see the location of the most famous concert in the whole world of all times . "Woodstock!" I was looking for the road marker in the big stone that overlooks the valley of where all those people filled the field (and when it became so packed and people just stopped their cars and got out and walked to as close as they could to the venue. The view is iconic and it is a delight ! I'm happy to see the road side marker and the big stone marker ! They have since built a great outdoor concert stage with partial covering closest to the stage. So if you ever want to come for a concert, you have that going for you. And it looks like today there was another event there that had nothing to do with music. It was sports, but even still folks enjoyed their day and then joined me at the Woodstock Museum. MUSEUM. So I wish I had more time to spend here. Because I would wanna maximize my $22.. Very sweet people welcoming at the front desk reception. There is a wonderful museum . Learn all about the beginning of the 1960s and see how much it changed by 1969. Then they guide you through 1969 which was exceeding compact with so many significant events . The baby boomer experience! You can enjoy sitting in many nooks watching a screen showing old news footage telling about life then! IT really gets you in the mindset of that time. DISPLAYS of artifacts from the concert and the business side of it as well as the advertising, then LOGISTICS trying to find out which field they can use. And then showtime! THE FASHION'S. It was my first time to ever see "" love beads" it was cool seeing all the clothes and jewelry! They had a booth that had just an area for you to hear people who were there share their memories of that weekend! It was nice to be in the museum with older people, and seeing how they were having this big smile on their face hearing all these old songs and reminiscing of their youth! There was also a docent that was an actual Woodstock participant/concert goer . So you could really ask questions to people who know! There is A BREAKDOWN OF EVERY ARTIST EVERY SONG. They're a little Knox where you can really take time to spend in the areas of your interest. I really wanted to google some of these songs and try to understand the story being told & try to understand the poetry. There is a HUGE THEATER WHERE YOU CAN WATCH A BIG PRODUCTION OF THAT WEEKEND!! Very exciting! I think you wanna make time for this also. GIFTSHOP IT was a very nice gift shop!!! It was very thrilling. I could see how music fans could really get their whole uniform of iconic rock 'n' roll garb! I felt that they were prices were fair. I was delighted to get some guitar pics with the iconic Woodstock logo, and also some cute postcards. Again the service was absolutely wonderful here. Lots of kind staff. I'm very glad I decided to explore the grounds more and visit this museum. It was worth it DOWNSTAIRS (There is an elevator .) ((which is where the bathroom is)) there were also fine photos on the walls and in addition another room that had things that they found on the property . Even though it was 1969 it is a historical artifact!! CAFE: They had a café... But I didn't go to it. But it's good to know they had it in case I needed it. I'm happy to learn more intensely of the peace, love and rock 'n' roll movement of this demographic of our fine country. I couldn't help but compare the similarities and differences between them and now. Thanks for this very special time for all the people who worked hard putting it all together. I enjoyed my time.

wow!!! every bit as amazing as off broadway in manhattan only it's one third the price! full…read moreproduction amazing sets fantastic talent! can't wait to go again!

a great place the movie theater is stat of the art some weeks they have a a get togerter for…read morecoffee after the movie

Such a beautiful venue! This art center is right in the heart of Hurleyville and serves the…read morecommunity proudly. Hurleyville Performing Arts Centre offers multiple free festivals throughout the year and partners with other non-profits to offer discounted series and programs. I think it's an incredible asset to the Sullivan Catskills.

Altho ai live in the area, this was my first visit to the Shadowlands. We came to see Judd Hirsch &…read moreit was a great performance by all. (Im not Rapaport) LOCAL IS ALWAYS BEST! I will keep supporting &look forward to upcoming shows

Shadowland is a Professional Theater located in the charming, hip, and friendly Village of…read moreEllenville. The main theater is gorgeous. Its small.and intimate, but large enough to attract big named actors (think Judd Hirsch, Sean Astin,Timothy Busfield.) The other cast members are always extremely talented and consistent in their roles, due to their professional status and the great direction of these performances. Shadowland Stages is a smaller venue around the corner. This is even more intimate and seating is on a first come first serve basis. I go to many shows each year, seeing all of them some years, and even repeats in some. The season appears to be carefully curated, as to provide something for everyone! I highly recommend The Shadowland!

Came here for first time on my bday to see The Horror Circus show. It was definitely a nice…read moreexperience and the show wasn't too bad either. Parking was not an issue at all. It is a little bit of a walk, but nothing crazy. Inside was really nice. The only downfall, I will say is that there was only one bathroom, one stall. And in a big place like that it definitely should be more than one bathroom other than that, I will definitely be coming back here for another event and or show. All the years I've been in this area I never visited here. The Staff were great.

Sugarloaf PAC layout ensures that no matter where you sit, you'll have an excellent view of the…read morestage. The sound is absolutely perfect too! Not too loud. However, one downside is the lack of handicap parking spots, which is a huge inconvenience for those with walking issues. Despite this drawback, Sugarloaf PAC delivers top-notch entertainment with its impressive seating arrangement.

My husband and I were visiting Shawnee on Delaware, and I was looking for an activity for us to…read moreenjoy that didn't involve hiking! I looked at the Shawnee Playhouse's website, and found that two shows were being offered during the dates that we'd be in Shawnee -- a children's show (no kids with us) and a headline show (The Full Monty). We decided to get tickets for the latter though we were a bit concerned about the "adult content" warnings. We purchased our tickets and selected our balcony seats on-line (for a headline show, $29/each - regular, or $26 for a senior, plus a few dollars for ticketing fees). On the day of the show, we arrived about 30 minutes before the show. The (free) parking lot was already filling up but we found a good spot. We were warmly greeted at the door, and a valet offered to take us to our seats. Some concessions were available, at reasonable prices -- water, candy, etc. We had a wonderful experience at the playhouse. Obviously, this wasn't a professional Broadway performance but we would much prefer a community play as we saw at Shawnee! As a small theater, all audience members have "good seats" and, as noted by my husband, you can actually see the expressions on the actors' faces. It truly felt like a community get-together, with old friends greeting each other at the entrance, and comparing notes about the play on the way out. The quality of the acting/singing was very good, and the show was entertaining. I look forward to returning to the Shawnee Playhouse on our next trip to the Poconos.

Great seats anywhere. Very entertaining. No lines. The actors were good. I'd go back againread more

An incredible gem in the HV! I've gone to shows here over the years and the talent is always…read moreINCRRDIBLE! Not your average "community theater" show... most of this talent could/should be on broadway! Definitely check out a performance! The building being a barns and small theater is very quaint and intimate, which makes performances all that more special!

Ourselves, and another couple went to see the comedy routines last Friday night. We didn't know…read morewhat to expect; because a lot of stand up Comedians tend to be vulgar, mock the audience, and are not very funny. Which is why we haven't been to one in a very long time. The place maybe in the wilderness but, it's an amazing venue and very comfortable inside. The seats are staggered well enough so you can see over anyone's head, and you're not very far from the stage. It was a little over two hours with a short intermission in the middle of several comedian's routines. There are some very light refreshments, wine, and soft drinks. It would have been nice if there was something a little more substantial then candy bars and bags of chips. That's the only complaint. Otherwise, I would go again. But I would eat first.

This was my first time attending a show at the paramount and it was great. Saw Anthony Rodia there…read moreit was a great show. Love the history and feel of the old theater. The theater really speaks true to its history and shows you it in every aspect. Although the seats are updated which is a bonus everything else is truly historical. Great venue to watch a show.

Beautiful building and fabulous show. Also very organized and priced well! We saw Almost Queen.read more

One of my favorite places in Rockland County to see a show and discover new talent…read more Easy self-parking. Reasonable Prices. Great People.

After all these years, finally I went to a play in my town! Love this little playhouse. Quaint…read moresmall town feel. The main characters played by Joe Micelli and Meg Renton, which were pivotal in my eyes, Benjamin Braddock and Mrs. Robinson, by far my favorite of all cast members. I will definitely return! $20 for a play....great value.