Ahh... alumni weekend and graduation is here again meaning swarms of old, new and emerging alumni…read morefestooned in straw hats and cartoonish orange and black sport coats are taking over the town for their annual reunions, cocktail parties and A-list lectures that will decide the fate of mankind as we know it until they do it all again next year. If you live here, these rights of nostalgia-laden passage and hard core fundraising mean that with the last chorus of their alma mater fight song "Old Nassau" the town will soon become ghosted for a few months leaving stores and restaurants empty and available for casual browsing and mob-free dining. Until next year and the greatest fireworks show absolutely no one knows about. Five stars for the Tigers... we'll miss you while you're gone and I forgive you for the ridiculous sport coats.

Princeton University has one of the prettiest campuses in the United States. The buildings in the…read moreheart of the main campus are an excellent example of Collegiate Gothic Architecture. The oldest building on campus is Nassau Hall, which has the distinction of being the Capitol of the United States in 1783.

we had a wonderful experience with Pranavam dance of school and with pranaya. My daughter is…read moreenjoying her dance learning , gained confidence and improved lot in her dance. Teacher teaches with patience, encouraging and dedicated for every child growth.

Many dance classes to chose from. Instructors very good. Timings are convenient. Pricing is good.read more

We've had a truly wonderful experience with Discovery Years. From the moment we enrolled our child,…read morethe staff has been warm, attentive, and genuinely invested in our little one's growth. Teachers like Ms. Nigora, Ms. Mirsa, and Ms. Gail greet him every day with open arms, and it's clear how much he's learned

TLDR: This center is an unsafe and harmful environment for your children…read more Details: This looked to be an incredible facility - and in terms of the building itself - it is. Unfortunately, underneath the pretty façade there is a culture of abuse and a systemic failure to provide the care and love that children need to thrive. There were truly exceptional caregivers at this facility, and there are likely a couple left. But the majority of the caregivers we trusted with our child have left because of the issues below as well as larger more egregious concerns with how the facility was run and the methods and actions of some of the longer-tenured caregivers employed here. 1. We documented abuse of children with video evidence. Children being yanked around the room or forcefully made to do things. We were told this was resolved and "would never happen again." We've confirmed this is not the case. We've also found that the "potty room" in the toddler class is used as a timeout area. Children are often "disciplined" in areas where the teacher knows the cameras cannot see. Each of these is a clear violation of NJ law, besides that this is literal, to the letter of the law, child abuse. 2. We found that potty trained children with regressions (wet underwear during school) were placed in diapers throughout the day without their parents' permission or knowledge and had diapers removed before parents showed up in order to "hide" it from them and make it easier for teachers. This was done upon instruction of the owner of the facility. 3. Staff:child ratios that are set by the state of NJ are not followed (documented multiple times with video and teacher-confirmed evidence). From working in a daycare previously, I believe this is also grounds for loss of license on its own. 4. Our child often came home hungry on days when we purchased lunch from the school. We've brought this up with her teachers and have been told they have to beg to get extra food for the kids. We began sending our child to the school nearly every day with her own lunch because of this. This is besides that when we toured the school we were sold based on "healthy organic food," not hot chocolates, donuts, and hot dogs. 5. We do not think the school is run safely and had made numerous attempts to attempt to get the school to comply with Covid protocols when they were required. Some were followed, some received no response. This isn't as relevant now but just a reflection of leadership priorities and the disregard for parents' concerns (and what is legally and ethically required). 6. We did not receive a single notification of any contagious disease other than Covid. I know that other kids were out sick, and we pulled our child out sick multiple times. It appears never once were other parents informed. This is in violation of the school's own policy.

Wonderful place. I was a junior faculty at Princeton for five years and have to say that U-League…read morewas the most welcoming part of my Princeton experience. The teachers are wonderful, and the parents are a healthy mix of town and gown. Princeton can be a very cold and intimidating town, especially for someone with 3 young ones, but this group of people at this school were quite warm and easy to make friends with. I was very disappointed to hear that the University has other priorities.

I can't say enough great things about this school. I absolutely adore the teachers and the school…read more The teachers are all extremely experienced and really take the time to get to know and work with each and every child. They know their stuff. They are patient and kind and emphasize what is truly important. I am so happy to be part of this wonderful community and grateful that both my boys got to have ULNS as such a positive start to their school experience and education.

During a recent work trip, we had a team building activity scheduled at Pinot's Palette in…read morePrinceton. This was walking distance from our hotel. We had arrived and was welcomed in by our instructor Julia. We had brought in some snacks and wine. Plates, cups, and ice were available for us to use. They had prepared the easel, canvas, paint brushes, and paints that we would be using. Julia began her lesson and showed us our painting that we would be working on. Julia was super helpful and patient with helping us make our masterpieces. I am no Picasso but with Julia's guidance I didn't do too shabby! Overall it was a really fun team building activity for myself and coworkers. This was my first time at a sip and paint and Julia made it so enjoyable. There was also some music playing in the background as we painted which made it more fun.

I brought my mom and sister here for a spontaneous wine and paint night and we had the best time…read more The Artists were so nice and helpful throughout the process. I'm so glad this place is BYOB too so we could drink whatever we wanted (no hard liquor). Overall, a super fun experience to decompress and feel artsy even if you are the least creative person (like me).