We took our 4 year old for the sleeping beauty ballet and it was a hit! The theatre is clean and…read moreparking was easy! Highly recommend!

I was ashamed that I thought this was "Guilt Hall", and I couldn't stop thinking about the remorse…read more But it wasn't! So I was no longer remorseful. Try the ice water. It's to die for, or at least to fatally be wounded for! More later, in approximately 4 and a half years! -Future T.J.

Unfortunately, the museum wasn't open. We came here in April, and they aren't open till May (as we…read morefound much to be this way in the Hamptons). Not complaining, though, cuz I still got to see another windmill, although I don't know the name of this windmill. Supposedly, there are 11 windmills peppered throughout the Hamptons, and I saw 3 of them. Now that I'm home and was trying to match my photos with the windmill names, that's when I learned that more than 3 windmills exist, so I'll have to hunt them down next time I'm in the Hamptons. I love stuff like this !!

Very nice personal tour Admission was $4…read moreThe tour guide lady was nice enough to show us inside the windmill. We looked through out the whole house. 2 floors. Def would recommend it.

Poor management, yells at customers. Often drunk. Would not recommend Mr Wallace is unfriendlyread more

This gallery is perhaps the least well run of any of the many small galleries I've been to along…read morethe eastern seaboard. I don't discriminate against any gallery or gallery operator due to size or breadth of their collection. However I do place significant importance on professionalism and client interaction. The gallery itself is unimpressive, with a collection that tells me it's owner isn't well versed in anything except a very narrow genre of art. The interactions I had there were disappointing, and I was left with the feeling that the operation itself is something that happens out of the proprietor's back pocket. Not confidence inducing, at all. If you are looking to make a purchase, whether a home collector or broker, you'd be better served to look elsewhere. There are plenty of other galleries that are on the up and up.

Went to look at this new gallery exhibit 'Nose Job'. Admittedly, a funny play on words in NYC…read moreenvirons. It is a collection of salvaged airplane noses painted by individual artists. I think the story of the 'noses' from the Airplane Boneyard in Tucson is more interesting then the exhibit itself--- if you have never been, it is worth the visit if you find yourself in AZ. However, most of these pieces, here in NY, seemed rather uninspired and contrived. Toward the back of the gallery is a small nook with pictures of graffiti covered train cars, no doubt from his former 'Hyperbolic Aerosolic' exhibit. Reminded me of something I've seen in Denmark. Nice effort, but I think this gallery needs to take a little more risk with thematic exhibits and avoid derivative work in the process.

I love windmills, and I love lighthouses, and I love covered bridges. When I can, and if the…read moreoccasion arises, I go hunt them out. There aren't too many windmills in the United States, but there are a cluster of them on Eastern Long Island. Gardiner's Mill was built in 1804.