Toni does an awesome job! Great time, lots of fun!!!!read more

Toni, and ArtParty, are amazing. I've been to other painting events, and Toni is so talented and…read morepatient. I am in no way artistic, but my painting looks great! I would definitely recommend ArtParty!

I was so impressed with Art Centro Ceramics! I went here for the first time today and had so much…read morefun. I decided to get a private beginner ceramics lesson for my mom and I as something fun to do. The private lessons and classes are really affordable! The staff was very quick responding to all inquiries and questions before my class. Our teacher Alexis was so helpful and friendly. She first did a demonstration and then walked us through all of the steps. In our 1 hour private lesson we really learned a lot about the basics. Starting from scratch you definitely won't be able to make any masterpiece in just an hour class. At the end of the class you can recycle your clay, have your creation fired with a glaze for a little bit extra, or come back for another class to glaze it yourself. They have open studio for very low rates an hour, you can use their clay and wheels. There definitely seems to be a community of artists who use this space. But even as a beginner I felt very welcome here. My mom and I are both excited to go back! I would highly recommend this place.

Just had my daughters Sweet 16 Sip and Paint here! She and her friends truly enjoyed themselves! I…read morewas nervous because I don't go anywhere, and stay to myself due to the pandemic, but the ladies were very clean, sanitized everything, had barriers in place, and eased my mind! Did I mention that they treated my daughter extra special?! I'll be back for an adult one!

Attended the Ladies Night paint party. It was so much fun. Azia is so motivating. She brings out…read morethe "Piccaso" in all her clients. She provides a great atmosphere. Thank you ZP Studio

We've started to enjoy going to art galleries and museums. This is a must do! First, IT'S FREE!!!…read moreThey are funded by Vassar College and they don't even accept donations. As we meandered through the exhibits, we were both amazed at what they have collected. Each corner, each gallery had amazing pieces of art. It is something you need to experience. Our favorite was the sculpture garden.

Wonderful college art museum located on the Vassar college campus. The museum is a teaching…read morefacility with items from antiquity to modern, over 22,000 items, paintings, drawings, prints, graphic art, sculpture, textiles, glass and ceramics. I was principally interested in the Hudson River landscape painters of which there is an impressive number; I was not to be disappointed, from the giants to the lesser known Hudson River Landscape Atrist, many are represented there. I was, also, quite surprised to see the number of Aaron Draper Shattuck paintings on display, a New Hampshire artist who I have long admired. The Loeb Museum is fascinating; you can easily spend an entire day and merely scratch the surface of this incredible collection. Located on this very beautiful picturesque Vassar College Campus, the Francis Lehman Loeb is worth a visit anytime of year, the campus setting and museum is truly a visit you will long remember.

I attended the drive through event and I purchased an incredible piece of photography developed on…read morecanvas and a piece of sculpture that speaks to me daily from I'm here perch.

What an amazing gallery and what an amazing group of local artists. I've been to several openings…read moreand events here and I can't express how warm and inviting the artists are. They're always ready to answer any questions you may have about any of the pieces on exhibit. Most of the work is available for purchase and there's so many mediums to choose from: sculpture, paintings, photography, etc. What makes the collective special is that you're viewing art from LOCAL artists and all of them are truly down to earth. You can see the love and passion they have for visual arts in their collective of original works. Keep in mind that they have many events throughout the year and open themselves to the community frequently. You don't have to be a "member" to witness the pure talent here. There's no stone-cold snobbish entities within these walls. These artists are personable, full of joy and zest. You want to be around them. You want to witness their processes. Hyde Park is known for the obvious: The Culinary Institute, The Drive-In & FDR (of course). That has changed. The Collective is here.

Beautifully kept campus. Excellent for morning walks and improv photoshoots. From May- Oct enjoy an…read moreevening farmers market from 3p-7p.

Update - it got worse. When leaving the building to go to the next part of the tour, the guide did…read morenot wait for me. I took the elevator down and they just took the group on the stairs and took off without waiting. So I had to leave. I took the issue to admissions and they had nothing to say. If you have any mobility needs don't go here. Nope! Came here for a campus visit and the guide mumbled something and then took the group off at a fast pace, to climb three (or four) flights to the lecture room. Zero access for people with disabilities. I raised with them (as it was not accessible for us) and the first question asked was "did you fill out the form for people with disabilities?" Yes we did. But that is all you got? They say in other reviews that this college is too "woke." How about not woke enough?

This is a great looking school in person and on paper. This college is one of the best community…read morecolleges in New York State. It is ranked number four of the top ten community colleges in New York. The campus is very diversed. There are many different clubs and sports for my daughter to choose from. The grounds are very clean. The dorm rooms are pretty spacious with a mini kitchen in each dorm space, no community bathrooms thank goodness. The cost of attendance is about 16k per year that including the room and board, but not books. This is a wonderful option for parents that have children who do not qualify for TAP or PELL (us). I'm hoping my daughter decided to go to this college. It's a perfect transition from high school to college.

GREAT student culture. We're all friends and know each other here. Some instructors/professors are…read moreVERY bad, but some are VERY good and really made me thoroughly enjoy class. Overall, I've had more good than bad experiences here and it's worth coming here. I'm gonna miss this place.

Best place ever to fire your ceramics! This is a professional operation. The people are friendly…read moreand helpful

Cool selection of stuff, but kept being told what I can and can't afford, and kept being told to…read moreput things back that I was interested in buying. I also happened to run into not the friendliest crowd there, not the greatest first experience, this group of ladies kept turning off the fan that I was directed to use to dry the paint on my pottery, then yelled at me for using it bc it was "blowing right on" them. Kinda annoyed that I didn't really get to buy what I actually wanted, but otherwise, cool bowl ig.