Great little theatre ! Great community spirit, feeling, small town. Wish more films would be…read moreplaying here.

The best thing about this place is the community based feel it has going on, which make me want to…read morepatronize it more&more. I encourage everyone to access this gem. The people are super friendly and genuine. Me and my love came out to see the Mark Felt movie, and I have to admit it beats going to the malls anyday. Especially with all the good eats just steps from the door, you can easily have dinner and a movie night in a quaint lil town. SUPPORT THE LOCALS!!!!

Show was based on a murder at a comedy club where a comedian dies on stage. However, the acting was…read moreoverdone making it appear to be a spoof. Actor had script in hand and still screwed up her lines. It was a murder of comedy as none of the jokes were slightly funny. It was supposed to be immersive but did not feel that way.

Went to a show recently and had a great time with friends! The actors were professional and great…read moreat interacting with the audience. I would recommend them for any occasion!!

So much fun at the Wassail Balkan Dance Party! Even though it rained and there was plenty of mud…read moreeverywhere, there was a lot of dancing and a lot of eating. I wish they had compost and recycling available, nevertheless what a fun day and night. Their apple ciders are delicious and worth stopping by to get some to take home. It was truly a lovely experience which I hope to do again.

The orchard has a wide variety of apples and pears to pick. The market stand has a variety of fruit…read moreand baked goods. The employees told us they were new, and could not tell us where particular fruit was located in the orchard (various types of apples, asian pears). The pricing was explained, and we went and picked. When we came back, the pricing was different (more) and although we asked for an explanation of the difference, we were just told we owed the higher price. Some baked goods (large cookies) were available to purchase as singles, but the donuts only came as a dozen (no singles or half-dozen available). The experience would have been improved by a map of where the fruit varieties were located (and/or signs in the orchard itself), ability to purchase some baked goods in smaller quantities, and a better understanding/explanation of pricing. We have been to several pick-your-owns in Ulster County, and most if not all of the others provide clear pricing, directions to what is available to pick, and the ability to select a single donut or cookie, and half dozen, or a dozen to purchase.

High Meadow is an amazing school full of caring staff and extraordinary teachers. I was amazed to…read moresee children well ahead of grade level form early education up to 8th grade. The mixture of academics, arts, and outside time is the best of any progressive school I've experienced in the Hudson Valley. Highly recommended.

This was a good option when my child was very young, for a few years, and when there was a…read moredifferent head of school. But then she had a bad experience involving a teacher who judged her negatively from the beginning of the school year, expected every (3 and 4 year old) child to act the same and average, and gave us hardly a positive word about her all year. This is a child who is well liked by almost everyone she meets, is advanced socially and academically, and is truly remarkable and not just according to her parents. The school administration has changed and is completely unreachable, unreasonable and at times rude. The academics are non existent and the children who remain in this school through eighth grade enter high school needing remediation. I strongly caution against this school.

We needed a last minute venue and The Muse surpassed all expectations. Carine went above and beyond…read morewith everything, from helping set up the space for a memorable evening beforehand to assisting with the hosting duties. She even dropped off some left behind items. Looking forward to attending some upcoming events at The Muse the next time I'm in town.

How can i forget Women's Studio Workshop???…read more There's no way I could gush enough praise of this place that would come close to describing how wonderful it is! gosh, where do i start?? 1) The studios: They transformed an old hardware store from the 1800s into a two story art studio that includes areas for: paper-making, printmaking, letter pressing, bookbinding, ceramics, photography and silk screening. It's set in the woods and surrounded by nature 1 mile outside the small, Hudson Valley town of Rosendale, NY. 2) The artist opportunities: They offer fellowships, studio rentals, residencies, paid-internships and grants for artists (mainly women, but not exclusively female) to come use their studios and create work. --- I, myself, was accepted as a studio intern and lived and worked on the premises for 6 months in the fall of 2005. I learned more in that six months then i did in 4.5 years in art school. 3) Classes: For artists who don't have the time to take off 4-6 weeks to work as a fellow or resident The Summer Arts institute offers 3-5 day classes (lunch included) in all of the studios areas: paper-making, printmaking, letter pressing, bookbinding, ceramics, photography and silk screening. 4) The women: Ann, Tana and Anita (the founders and owners) are all talented artists, friendly, compassionate and inspiring women. ... for everything i missed their website is a wealth of additional detailed information on classes and artist opportunities: http://wsworkshop.org/ .... sigh... I have a little piece of my heart set aside for this place.

From the owner: Women's Studio Workshop is a visual arts organization that runs residency and internship programs,…read moreintensive Summer Art Institute workshops, year-round ceramics classes, an award-winning art education program, and a sustainable ArtFarm for growing papermaking fibers. Since 1974, WSW has operated studios for printmaking, hand papermaking, silkscreen, ceramics, letterpress, photography, and book arts.

Beautiful place! We both love coming here. It's such a great spot to relax and enjoy beers outdoors…read morewith friends or family. We love the selection of beers. The staff are friendly, and the service is quick and efficient. Highly recommended!

Ambiance was solid. Lots of pavilion and picnic table seating. Family- and pet-friendly. Love…read moremusic. Pick your own flower "orchard". Enjoyed Rhubarb Fields sour. They seemed totally unprepared for peak volume. You order at the bar, they make your drink, then give you a pager for the food. But they were in the weeds on cocktails so you had to stand in line and share ~2 menus between 20 people and watch them bartend before you could sit down. Not sure why they couldn't ring the pager for cocktails--or train a non-bartending person to be cashier. The only thing was the food... $20+ burger that I requested medium-rare... only to find out that it was a frozen ultra thin (read Sysco) patty that was oversized for the bun...and impossible to get a temperature on; so griddled to well done. If you're a middle-of-nowhere venue, I don't know why you wouldn't have someone grilling in the summertime. Decent but ungenerous portion of fries and ketch-up. Some of friends' chicken dishes were better.

Just to balance out some of these negatives. I've brought several horns here for servicing and…read morerepairs. Always had good, polite customer service and good quality work done at a fair price.

I have rented multiple instruments for school band for many years. They have always been friendly,…read morecourteous, organized and knowledgeable and their rental prices were very reasonable.