It was the first time I saw a Diana Ross concert. Tilles Center was a great place to see her. Not…read morea bad seat in the house. The staff are very friendly and organized the crowd. It was a very enjoyable experience.

The Tilles Center for the Performing Arts is on the west side of the CW Post campus; previously…read morenamed after the longtime Long Island University chancellor Dr. Albert Bush-Brown, as the Bush-Brown Concert Theater. It hosts many memorable music events, as well as community events such as high school commencements. It's more convenient for Long Islanders than Lincoln Center, and parking is free. Khatia Buniatishvili played here on 2020.1.12. The private university, C.W. Post or LIU (Long Island University), was on the former estate of Charles William Post (1854-1914), Hillwood, who was best known as the founder of the breakfast cereal brand. His daughter, Marjorie Merriweather Post (1887-1973), sold it to Long Island University in 1951 for $200,000.

This place is really cute - it's cozy which makes the theatre experience very personable. Upon…read moreentering there is a bar-lounge area, you can order drinks and snacks, which also serves as a holding area before the doors to the theatre open. The prices are reasonable and there's a lot of variety. The theatre itself I think has maybe 10 rows of seating, so there's really no bad seats to your show. Also located in a great area, plenty of parking and restaurant's.

Came here for the 1st time to see "Falsettos" On a Sunday…read moreafternoon. There's a small lobby area inside with a small cafe area with limited seating that serves drinks and snacks. .

Distinguished Artist Library Concert Series 2024-2025 Sunday February 2, 2024 2:00pm at the…read moreJericho Public Library"The Gypsy Felons " performed their versions of music. The 3 , one with a speaker which he sat upon using a mic and 2 drum brushes for the beat, the others playing , a guitar, and an organ , played and sang songs from the 1960s. Artist as Jim Croce, "The Band", and Lennon/McCartney/Beatle and others were included. Songs as Stand by me, So happy together and Brown eyed girl ,as some of the audience were see mouthing the words. ( see pix)

I started taking salsa and bachata classes here last year. The instructors are very knowledgeable…read moreand the studio as a whole has a very friendly and welcoming demeanor. I've learned a lot with the weekly classes and have made life lasting friendships within the dance community. The socials are a great way to practice what you've learned in class. I definitely recommend Salsa Sensation!

PLEASE NOTE: THIS IS A REVIEW OF THE INITIAL SALSA BEGINNGERS CLASS AND MY REVIEW MAY CHANGE AS I…read moreCONTINUE ON. The staff was nice and welcoming. There is ample parking in the front and rear of the building, two bathrooms, hand sanitizer, and I believe they sell drinks. When you arrive, you check into the desk, sit and wait. Once the class begins you simply get up and begin. In the first class my wife and I took, the instructor was absent and we had someone fill in. The last class went over so we began 15mins late or so, which they made up having us stay later. We started learning the first basic steps "fighter" position and basic, etc for around 30mins. Then after a short break, they separated all of the men, had us all flip the footing, and we didn't have too much time for muscle memory to readjust. So they taught everyone the female position, and the men had to quickly adjust. Just be ready for it. And after that, they let us rejoin any parters we came with for a few minutes, and then had us rotate for the rest of the class to different partners as they played the music to what we learned. For someone who has never taken a dance class before, I was taken aback by the quick change of footing for the men after learning the other position for 30mins. It may be the way this is taught, but for me, and it looked like others, my muscle memory was fighting with me when I tried to flip it. As for the rotating of partners, my wife and I went in believing we would be learning together. and didn't know we'd be dancing with other partners. For the first few minutes before making us rotate when they allowed us to dance with the partners we came in with, my wife and I were very comfortable, enjoying it, and finding a synch that we so naturally have when learning. When we were made to rotate a few mins later and switch partners, it threw both of us off and when we got home we had to try and remember and go over it together since we didn't really get much of a chance together in the class. I would say that even though they have special "couple" rates, It's not an environment for couples to learn together so much as you will learn at the same time and level. I feel this is important for couples to know since we signed up believing we would be able to dance together as we learn. It seems to be designed for singles and individuals as they will definitely never have to worry about having a dance partner. All in all, it was definitely an immersive class for a first timer, with alot covered. The switching of footing for men threw me off a bit and felt like the first 30mins that were only for the men to get used to the style of movement and not the actual footing. The teachers were nice and energized, the environment was welcoming and everyone there and attending the classes was very nice. The only negative for me is that couples will not get much time learning and dancing together. So if you're looking for that, you might want another type of school or private lessons. I don't know. But my wife and I are continuing and my review may change, though I feel that more of the positive will be on their ability to teach us the technical aspects of Salsa so we can dance together at home. And a last note that the class was so packed with people that it was hard not to bump into others. We were wall to wall packed with very little space between us all.

After reading the review of the summer Lion King class I felt compelled to write about my family's…read moreexperience. Both of my children were in the summer production of The Lion King and have been participating in Broadhollow's classes for years. The instructors were both certified public school teachers who, along with the rest of the staff, did an outstanding job. I can't think of sending my kids any place else. All of the productions my kids have been involved in have been excellent and best of all my children have gained skills and confidence they will take with them the rest of their lives. Thank you Broadhollow. Keep up the outstanding work.

***PARENTS BEWARE*** The theater offers wonderful shows but falls short on their summer camp…read moreprogram. I enlisted my daighters this past summer thinking they would learn technique and partake in their Lion King performance at the end. Unfortunately, there were not enough instructors and the children were not supervised at all times. When you have a 7 year old with a medical condition, this is concerning. I brought it to their attention (as well as other parents) that there was a safety concern. Please, make sure the instructors have worked with children before signing your child up and that they are qualified to take on their program with the safety of your kids in mind. Apparently, their idea of correcting the lack of order was by throwing a few instructers behind stage then blacklisting the parents from future camp productions. Thank you, Robert for explaining how you rectified the situation for the future productions by punishing the parents and not educating the instructors on proper safety standards.

This is one Eleanor Rigby's favorite bands and one of long islands most talented group of…read moremusicians. Seems they never disappoint the crowds they bring to hear them. A pleasure to work with

so we recently checked out the latham road band. they're an awesome long island cover band and we…read morehighly recommend this group. they're professionals and keep the crowd into the show! go see the latham road band!

Do not go here unless you do not want your pottery or item returned for 6 months. This place makes…read moremy blood boil. I have. 5 year old daughter who's still waiting for her item. We went 2-3 months after the fact and it still wasn't finished. They have to call someone to see if it's done. Really? 3 months? Learn how to do business and maybe let people know it's going to take months and not weeks!! My daughter still does not have her colored item. Do not go here. Do not go here. Do not support these people. Thieves!

This place is absolutely fantastic. There is so much to do and it's honestly a blast! Today we went…read moreto a chunky blanket class. We are still early into it and I will update when we finish but this is such a fun place. The place is super neat, clean, and cozy! It has a wonderful atmosphere and the owner Ester is one of the most amazing people that I have ever met. Such a patient, kind, informative woman. She is the one who is teaching us how to do this and she's so sweet and helpful. She is making this a total blast. Our group all love her & they're having a blast as well. Update : blankets are finished and they look amazing! Ester was so fun and helpful and this whole night was a blast! BYOB, being food or order here, and learn to make yourself something awesome step by step! 10/10

My 6 yo had a lot of fun. It wasn't cheap, but a worker helped him win a prize. Super nice…read moreemployees. Clean machines. Fun prizes for kids.

Stopped into the Claw Cade to have fun with the family. This is located at the lower floor of…read moreRoosevelt Field Mall. You purchase a card (for $3) and can add money to play the dozens and dozens of claw machines and even arcade games. It's a bit expensive BUT trust me, you win on these machines!! The claws have rubber tips that allow you to grab the plush. The plush toys are great quality as well. Some are name-brand. They give you free large bags to carry your plush toys and you can even trade in smaller ones to get bigger prizes at the counter. The store is large and clean and the staff is very helpful and friendly. This was a very nice experience and so fun. Note though, it's not an all day activity. It's too expensive. Figure an hour or an hour and a half! Let's Claw!!