I first visited Caramoor years ago for Jazz Fest and had such a great time--the setting is peaceful…read moreand surrounded by nature. I recently went back with my son and a friend for opening weekend. It was a low-key visit, but I was reminded how lovely the grounds are. I finally got to walk through the Rosen House--it's full of charm and history. The Sunken Garden was especially calm and relaxing. We had just been to NYBG, and while Caramoor is smaller, it's just as scenic and serene in its own way. Hoping to come back soon for a concert at the Rosen House--it seems like the perfect place to enjoy live music.

Some people have tightrope walking, swimming in jungles probably filled snakes, doing pop wheelies…read morelike Evel Knievel in their bucket list. Mine for the last almost 30 yrs has been wanting to see Oumou Sangaré live. I couldn't help but feel like the luckiest fan on the planet when I scored $88 tickets a head for our 8pm concert and got watery eyes listening to her here- at the elegant Caramoor on a soupy Saturday. From what I've noticed, Caramoor always brings a top-notch and epic line-up covering a wide variety of genres as was the case with Malian Oumou Sangaré at this venue. On Girdle Road in Katonah, don't drive too swift otherwise you'll miss Caramoor's two stone pillars by the entrance. After that, you'll enter a lush, garden oasis leading to their elegantly lit driving path with white small bulbs. We'd gotten here 5 minutes late and were told to park anywhere we saw a spot and went with that. Thank you! Caramoor's grounds give off a truly cozy feel. There's even more than enough lawn space to grab a blanket or fold-up chair to chill out and listen to the music since the stage isn't far off- if that's what you want to do. With the weather being so unpredictable this summer and getting downpours we should've gotten in the Spring, it was great Oumou Sangaré played underneath an elaborate tent. I will mention though, I wasn't marveling at Caramoor's sound system. While I could make out which songs she was singing- the overall sound was terrible. The bigger picture is that I saw one of my favorite African singers of all time. Two, it says a lot that Caramoor strives to deliver a unique and global experience. To back this up, Angelique Kidjo also played here. While this is my first time visiting Caramoor, this is one experience I'll never forget.

This is a spectacular local theater in Northern Westchester County. The talent is Broadway caliber…read more The subject matter of the productions is original, thought provoking, feel good and super interesting. The theater and all of the staff are superb. Don't miss this hidden gem. The 2026 spring season is guaranteed to be fabulous.

From the owner: Katonah Classic Stage (KCS) is a nonprofit, professional theatre company committed to producing the…read moremost engaging classic and contemporary plays that will enrapture audiences in Northern Westchester. KCS routinely features Broadway veterans in their productions, making top-notch, professional theatre accessible to everyone in the lower Hudson Valley. When you come to a KCS event, prepare for a warm welcome, complimentary refreshments, a glass of wine, and excellent performance of a classic play. **KCS is a migratory theatre company. Please check our events page or your ticket for venue information.**

Now I don't know if this is because of the film or all of theaters in there are like this, but my…read morefilm was in a theater that was the same size as some people's entertainment rooms, I'm sure! I'm not complaining! Loved the large extended leather chairs, great sound and truly what seemed like a private showing -- I mean we're talking 'small,' as in 'tiny!' Pretty cool! The only negative was the fact people (adults) sat on the one side and let their kids go ape $#*! on the other side! Remember, this is a SMALL venue. It reminded me of what I hate about a similar cinema in Pleasantville -- a lot of privileged people on their phones, feet on the chairs, talking... but I digress! Anyway, I can't wait to go back and see something else, and hopefully in the same theater. If I see kids again, I'm getting my money back! I really want to know if the other theaters are the same size or larger. Assuming larger! Oh, parking was brutal -- almost non-existent!

I love the Bedford Playhouse! This is my "go-to" movie theater in the Bedford area. The theater's…read morecommitment to maintaining a pristine environment shines through in many details, from the lobby to the auditoriums that shine like new between shows. The Dolby Atmos sound system in the downstairs theater delivers crystal-clear, immersive audio that elevates the movie-going experience to a whole new level. The reclining, reserved seats are roomy/comfy. The box office and concessions team are super efficient and friendly, making the whole process seamless and enjoyable. The 2 smaller auditoriums upstairs are a little more hit or miss, but due to the care of the staff and the presentation of the feature are still better than the other theater in the area. One thing to note is that the Bedford Playhouse is normally closed on Mondays, and showtimes can be limited, so be sure to plan ahead, you may want to catch that new release but if you blink, you may miss it as films rotate in and out usually within 2 weeks of opening. Whether you're a film buff or just looking for a unique entertainment experience, this theater is a must-visit.

Pros: - Other parents are genuinely friendly and…read moreconsiderate. - Facilities are in pretty good shape - Good option if your kids are not really serious and don't care about really learning. Cons: - Owner/artistic director is incredibly insecure and unprofessional. Everything revolves around her own children that are enrolled in the Studio. That's a BAD situation and leads to all sorts of unfair and annoying situations. Net, net: there are much better options in the area. You should check them out.

Can I give it a negative star review? Truly the nastiest children and teachers alike here, and for…read moreno reason. They speak negatively about the other dancers when their backs are turned and belittle their performance. Never send your child here unless they are a petty, untalented dancer.

Jen is THE BEST! I had so much fun picking out the ingredients for a protection spell for a friend…read more The amount of attention and care she put into my purchase was incredible. I loved how hands on the experience was--she even let me press a wax seal into the jars and muddle my ingredients! Jen also helped me pick out a crystal for another friend, and I loved how she had my talk about my friend and our relationship and then recommended crystals based on what I told her. Such an intimate and loving experience; the store is gorgeous and full of beautiful items. Will definitely be back!

High vibration artistic space that is part gallery, part apothecary, and part crystal shop! So cute…read moreand tucked away in a beautiful courtyard. They also do events and training. Like an indie retreat center for yoga, reiki, sound, healing, and tarot. Need I say more?

We visited this store today, and it has many lovely & interesting (and in some cases, amusing)…read moreitems for sale (sculptures, various types of artwork, etc.). It's a good size space and we enjoyed looking at everything. Also, the man working there was *very* friendly (and low-key, which was nice). However, be prepared for "sticker shock"....

This is really among my favorite shops in Westchester. They have a great collection of unique…read morehand-crafted goods! If you like dogs, this is the shop for you because they seem to specialize in dog-themed items. But it is a great shop to get that special person any unique item. Some of the items may be a little expensive, but these are hand-made items mostly made by local artisans. The prices are comparable to other similar shops and if we don't support local businesses like this, they won't be there to serve us.

Annmarie and her staff are amazing! Very professional. My daughter has been taking classes her…read moresince it opened and we are very impressed. If you or your child are interested in the performing arts, this is the place to be. There are a large number of classes to chose from. you will not be disapointed. This place is a great addition to the community, check it out!

From the owner: TADA Theatre And Dance Arts is Westchester County, NY's premiere Performing Arts studio, offering…read morean NYC Theatre and Dance experience with working, professional instructors. All genres of dance are offered: ballet, tap, jazz, theatre dance, lyrical, contemporary, Irish Step and Little Dancers, as well as acting, theater and voice featuring our 'T3 Workshop' program. We also offer adult dance and fitness: Barre Tone, Yoga, Burlesque!, Belly Dance, Ballet and Tap, and our new offering: POUND!, as well as Master Classes with Broadway choreographers and more. Director Anne-Marie Gerard Galler's professional career in theatre spans over 30 years, from cruise ships at the age of 17, to West Side Story in the final production directed by Jerome Robbins, to multiple Broadway and regional productions. She has also choreographed more than 16 productions of local and professional musical theater productions in the last 10 years and has taught all over the county for the past 17 years. Whether pre-professional or a purely recreational experience, TADA is THE studio for the best Performing Arts education in a nurturing, non-competitive environment in Northern Westchester County.

Walked in. Lady couldn't even look up. She wasn't on the phone. I said Hello…read more.. I said I'd love to look at the paintings . No response. Then I told her I paint paint , then she became nice to me. Once ,I said I'm an amateur, she looked back down over her keyboard Ya never know... I might know someone who would buy. ;)

Oak & Oil in Katonah, is a small art gallery, where they exhibit mostly local artists, which I…read morethink is a much welcomed addition to the area, considering that there are plenty of talented artists in westchester! The owner was really nice and welcoming, Highly raccomend for art, textiles and some furnishings from local wood artisans!

This museum is small, so it allows you to have an up close and personal experience with the art…read morework. I was gory enough to see an exhibit by Bisa Butler in this space. The tickets were time which prevented over crowding. They also have a delightful sculpture garden to enjoy when the weather permits.

I loved my experience here. The art was beautiful, and I loved the different styles, materials, and…read moremediums that were used to create fine works of art. The influences of each piece were really interesting, and everything was beautiful. They even had an outdoor seating area where you could hang out and look at one of the beautiful sculptures in the back. The only reason why this review is three stars is that the security guards kept following us around the exhibits and watching us very closely as if we were going to touch something or steal something. It made me really uncomfortable. Although I loved the museum, they needed to chill a bit. I know how to visit museums being from NYC where they have pieces by the big names. I loved the artists here, though. They were really good and I was inspired.