Overall, great place to work on your art if you already know the ropes. The owner and crew are…read moredoing the lord's work.

From the owner: In the summer of 2006, artist Nick De Pirro formed Project Studios LLC in the R. Neumann and…read moreCompany building in Hoboken, NJ. Also know as Neumann Leathers, this large complex of buildings is a hub for artists, musicians, and other creatives. Project Studios is an art services and co-working company for the creative field. We have grown to become the largest tenant in Neumann Leathers and the largest company of its kind in the area, utilizing 40,000 sq. ft. of repurposed former factory space. We provide creative services, studio spaces, and memberships. Our main studios are housed in the R. Neumann and Co. factory complex in Hoboken, New Jersey. Project Studios also has a metal shop and additional studios in the Bergen-Lafayette neighborhood of Jersey City. The company also has had exhibition space in New York City and maintains a storefront gallery in rural Indiana called PROTO ZERO. Project Studios now offers not only private and semi-private studios, but also 6000 sq. ft. of studio amenities. This rich portfolio of resources is provided in the form of well-equipped shops for ceramics, photography, warm-glass, and woodworking. A walk-in spray booth accompanies our wood shop. We provide a wide array of shared tools such as kilns, welding machines, photography strobes, and air-compressors. These would represent a significant cost to an individual artist. All of our members may use any shared shop free of charge.

Are you looking for a professional studio that is well-equipped with the best natural lighting?…read more Unnamed Studio is a spacious venue that my team used and we had so many quality shots. They were extremely professional and communicative. Their rates are extremely affordable - you'll have to see their packages yourself. It is hard to beat those prices! It was my first time booking a studio and I felt very comfortable with Unnamed Studio. I will be coming back again!

Hi! I wanted to know if you are renting out this space?? I would like to use it for December 17thread more

This is an amazing new rental studio space and artist community. The company I work for regularly…read morerents studios for rehearsals and classes. The rooms vary in size and have a lot of personality - some with bright windows and all with high ceilings. The building is handicap accessible with ramps and elevators. Prices are the most reasonable we've found in NYC. The staff is personable, professional and helpful. I love the vibes here, great little lobby / kitchen to heat up food, take a quick meeting or get some work done. Clean restrooms. Love this place!

From the owner: Houghton Hall Arts Community is a new 17,000 Square Foot Rehearsal Space and Arts Management…read moreFacility in the NoMad neighborhood of midtown Manhattan. We offer offices, rehearsal rooms, acting studios and meeting space to performing arts organizations, teachers, actors, and other arts professionals. Available for reservations by the hour or by the day.

The studio was beautiful, had great lighting and awesome energy! Our instructor for the intro pole…read moreclass was so fun and so kind. I had so much fun with my friends and I'll definitely be back!!

This place has been on my bucket list for a while and decided to go here for intro to pole. Coming…read moreto this place, it was relatively easy to find, there are different studio rooms for different styles. Bathrooms are outside of the studio space by the elevators. They have cubbies with light refreshments on the side and a tray of hair ties for anyone who needs it! I definitely would come here again to try aerial!

I recently had a large Commercial Fashion Shoot production @ 20/20 Kre8tivHAüS STüDiOs…read more I was SO PLEASED with this place! It had EVERYTHiNG that I needed to do a Killa Dilla shoot with as a Photographer , AND my entire crew team was very happy too! All the furniture and equipment there is completely mobile, ALL on wheels to easily move things around, customize our shooting and working areas!! *(Even the large well-stocked refrigerator was too!) They was state-of-the art equipment. A kitchenette, comfortable lounge area, 3 awesome steamers, 4 Garment racks, and 3 professional Hairdresser/Beauty Stylist chairs too! *(Boy, was my Hairdressers & MUA happy as a clam too!!!) The management are very nice, and accommodating. This place TOTALLY "RAWKS!"

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Clean and centrally located in NoMad near Flat Iron for any event you may be planning. Plenty of…read morerest rooms. Works for 3 camera video and television shoots.

My husband and I exchanged our marriage vows at Space 28 over the weekend. I cannot express how…read moreabsolutely incredible our experience was with Space 28 & the incredible woman, Jessica, who manages the space. Jessica went above and beyond to make our special day exceed our expectations. Our questions were answered along the way within a couple hours if not immediately. The space is PERFECT for nearly any event-- there is so much room (especially with the additional space they just renovated. Not to mention the abundance of natural light and sunshine that shines through the space during the day and the view of the empire state building at night makes for a perfect photo back drop. Do yourself a favor and go view the space & book your event with Space 28! Thank you to Space 28 & Jessica for letting us christen Space 28 with its first wedding- may it be the first of many!

Overall, the party itself turned out nice and the staff were friendly and helpful, which I do…read moreappreciate. The kids had a great time, and the experience as a whole was enjoyable. However, the way the billing was handled was extremely disappointing and honestly very misleading. I was told that adding two additional guests would not be a problem, and at no point was I informed there would be an extra $150 charge. To only bring this up after the event is unacceptable. That kind of information should be clearly communicated at the time the request is made so customers can make an informed decision. What made matters worse was receiving a final email stating that my deposit would be kept because of those additional guests. That is completely unprofessional. I paid $2,772.20 for a pizza-making class for 17 kids and 16 adults, and in reality, only 15 kids and 15 adults attended--and only about 8 adults even participated in making pizza. There were no additional materials or accommodations that would justify keeping the deposit. While the event itself was a success, the lack of transparency and the decision to keep the deposit left a very bad impression. Customers should not have to deal with surprise charges after the fact.

When I saw that Hudson Table offers Chef Competition events, I knew it would be a fun option for my…read morehusband and me to check out. The format is basically like the show Chopped - two chefs (with the help of a sous chef) must prepare 3 different courses (app/entrée/dessert) using the ingredients from a mystery basket and are judged by the group. They have a certain amount of time for each round/course, and each mystery basket ingredient must only be used once over the 3 dishes. Each event is capped at 20 people - 12 seats at the counter and 8 seated at two tables behind the counter. Counter seats are only $10 more, however if the counter is sold out, it's totally fine to have a table seat. They encourage you to stand up and walk around, engaging with the chefs as they are preparing each dish. They have tasting sticks and allow you to taste sauces as they are being prepared. It's an intimate setting and it's a great way to learn about their techniques and the various ingredients. Watching them plate 20 dishes is incredible. All the food they prepared was delicious - there wasn't a bad dish. It's basically like having two full 3-course meals however you can take home any leftovers if you can't finish it all. You don't know the mystery ingredients ahead of time and they can't accommodate any allergies/preferences so that's something to keep in mind if you have allergies or are a picky eater. Our main proteins were chicken and steak so no issues there. At the end of each course, you have a score card where you rate each dish on presentation, creativity, and taste. At the end of the final round, we went around the room and told the chefs who we think should be crowned the night's winner. No getting out of telling them to their faces who was your favorite! It was a really fun night. The hostess was great and kept everyone pumped up and made sure our carafe of water was full. Both chef Ed and Guillermo were really cool and friendly - it was great to chat with them. They are amazing chefs. Some tips: don't be late! Don't dress too warmly especially if you are seated at the counter - it gets warm if you are near the stove burners. Bring wine - they have ice buckets for white/rosé. Book as soon as the calendar goes live if you want a counter seat. You are going to smell like oil/fried food when you leave... so ladies, don't get a fresh blowout ahead of time!