This barn is very kid friendly so as a woman without kids, this can be a plus or a minus -- I do…read morehave a niece but she hasn't had time to learn to ride so I would take her there. The indoor is large and well-lite as well as the horses have good turn-out. In addition, there are dressage letters although sometimes certain people don't want to use the aids they have at their facility. The barn is very clean and there are many horses as well as a field for cross-country jumping and a good outdoor ring. Also they will help you tack and untack. The trainers take cash, some major credit cards, checks and of course traveler's checks. I don't know about Apple Pay. Some of the grooms are very good guys who speak English and Spanish. However, one trainer thinks you can text and drive so that isn't a good thing (you should know better). They also have handicapped parking that is reassuring to see.

Nice, large property with turn out, indoor and outdoor rings, and, wooded trails. For those with…read moretheir own horses. Show vibe, kids, especially in the Summer, and horses are well cared for. They tack and untack well, a nice perk. Few adults. No lounge, or social area for the kids. But if you just want a convenient picturesque place to ride and keep your horse, you could do worse. The place is safe, with a rustic vibe. Stalls in various sizes spread over several barns. Tack rooms average, but some room for trunks. Grooms are nice and know what they are doing. Vets and farriers there pretty much weekly.

Kayla and Kurt are both incredible Music teachers!! They are both so talented, their teaching style…read moreis so different than any other teachers my daughter has had in the past. My daughter does piano, voice and the summer camps with Kx2 Music and LOVES them! Pam L

From the owner: At Kx2 Music, we teach from our heart & soul. We believe…read morethat quality instruction stem from collaboration and trust between the student and teacher. Therefore, we offer personalized lessons and classes that are tailored specifically to every students! Our teachers work with their students to identify goals and objectives in order to plan future lessons accordingly. ​Above all, we love getting to know you! ​ You are never just a number here. When you join our studio, you become part of the Kx2 Music family!

My daughter attended classes here for years. It's not the most professionally-run operation…read more(quality of process, instruction, and final production), and from our observation, the owner/director lacks patience with both her students and staff. During one several-month session, multiple kids left rehearsals in tears. And at all the final performances, an instructor by would be reading the lines over the kids from the wings, very often unnecessarily. We switched to a different theater studio, and the difference is massive -- great sense of community, my daughter is getting experience with a professional theater process, and the final productions are terrific. As there isn't a very big difference in the cost of one program vs. the other, I'm disappointed that we didn't make the switch earlier.

Very unprofessional. It's unfortunate that my child had to quit music due to lack of decent music…read moreteachers in New Canaan. I asked Melody to schedule my child with a more experienced piano teacher, but she refused and wanted only to book with a teacher that hardly had any students. Melody thinks she knows what is better for your child then you do as a parent. My daughter was advanced level and all she warned was to schedule her with the gentleman teacher and not the advanced woman.

This was my kid's first summer camp. He liked the activities like swimming. They also took care…read moreknowing he was car sick in the beginning and suggested he not eat breakfast but snack on cheerios in the bus to camp.

Deerkill is by far the best day camp in the Rockland County area. My kids both learned to swim…read morethere at a very early age and I now have the confidence when we are at the beach or a pool to let them enjoy the water without fear. The staff (from counselors to instructors) is also fantastic and a group of very experienced professionals. The directors are always developing new programs and bringing in the latest activities for campers of all ages. One of the newest additions to the camp is the climbing wall and zip line. My kids could not get enough of them. My kids are also huge fans of animals and the fact that Deerkill has a pony, and a couple of friendly alpacas is a great plus. Overall, I would recommend Deerkill to anyone that would like to provide their kids with the opportunity to have summers they will never forget making life long friends along the way. Thanks Deerkill, the kids can't wait to be back again this summer!!!

The Italian Center is a recreational center with swim, fitness, paddle, and youth programs. It is a…read morevenue you can use to host events. Today I was fortunate to attend The Girlfriend's Luncheon, an annual event hosted by Stamford Health to raise funds for breast cancer awareness and support services at the Bennett Cancer Center. The venue was big enough to accommodate about 500 people or so. It was clean. The staff were professional.

Absolutely despicable. I just returned from a Catholic school fundraiser here; I left less than…read morehalfway into the event. The staff was rude, people were leaving a lot of food behind so I can only assume it was mediocre at best. I recently lost 46 lbs. in three months and I worked SO HARD to do so; as a result I do NOT eat heavily late at night and dinner was not served until 8:30 PM. All I asked, and I asked nicely, was to take my entrée home. One waitress was nasty and said "no, we don't do that" but then a nice one said she would ask the chef, then returned and said the chef would wrap a meal for me. After my entire table was done eating and I was still waiting, a really snarky dude came by and told me, "we will wrap your dinner but we're busy so you will have to wait until everyone else is done." Half an hour later I got up, told the captain to forget it, and went home. Mind you, my friend who bought two tables paid $1,250 PER PERSON and this is how I was treated; really disgusting. It was so bad I will never support this charity again if the gala is hosted at this venue. I can't say enough about how awful an experience this was and I wish I could rate it NEGATIVE stars.

I've been taking Spanish classes with Karen for about 5 months now and she is an absolute pleasure…read moreto work with. She tailors classes to fit and focus on my level and she makes the whole experience useful by encouraging us me to learn by speaking and correcting errors along the way. She's very kind and an excellent instructor! 10/10 Highly recommend!

In search of a customized approach to learning Italian I discovered The Language School in…read moreRidgefield CT. My experience has been beyond perfect ! The Director listened to my needs and matched me up perfectly with a native speaking Italian teacher . She was able to determine the perfect pace to help me get off to a great start learning Italian. Who would have thought I would have found this quality of instruction right here in town . If you want to get a great start to learning a new language or improving on a language you are already somewhat acquainted with The Language School is most likely the place to come !

Science Museum of Long Island on Plandome road in Manhasset is a place to visit on a nice day…read more Good for the family. Use GPS as there are some winding hilly roads to get there. Follow the signs. Thereis parking to the side of the main house. This visit had a tour of plants . There is a pond, fire pit and picnic tables throughout the area.it is a nature preserve park with many native plants along with some for sale. I suggest wearing a hat and sunscreen. While there are paths, sturdy shoes or work boots are good too along with a bottle of water. I did sera sign for bathrooms as well. They have a compost pile on the side.if you happen to have peelings from vegetables feel free to drop them off on your visit and learn how they make black gold for the soil.

We went there for a Cub Scout outing for the first time. The museum is really a small and old…read morestructure located in Manhasset. We had a group of about 15 Cub scouts there finishing the ferns and animal related topic badge. The lady who gave a lesson about how to track or discover animals around us during our daily life, but the lesson was in a small room with no AC. The boys were not interested in the discussion at all. The session was informative to the parents, but the lady seemed unable to handle younger kids. We then took a nature walk outside and the boys were very into the hike. The trail was clearly marked and easy to access by foot. Parking lot was relatively small. Overall it was an okay experience.

I went here for the opening of a new exhibit called the World of Bees last night, as I am loosely…read moreconnected to the creator of said exhibit. While I don't have any children and this place is pretty much irrelevant to me living in Brooklyn, I feel my different perspective could be helpful to parents and educators in the area. As it was an exhibit opening, we heard short speeches from and interacted with the people behind this organization and space. They are some pretty amazing and very passionate people. Their dedication to creating a fun and engaging space where children (and adults) can learn about the wonders of nature is extremely noble. They deserve your attention and your children deserve the educational tools they offer. I should also mention that the bee exhibit is pretty awesome. I am not much of a 'scientist' so I learned a lot of interesting facts about bees. It is put together beautifully and is highly interactive. They even made little bee costumes, so the kids will be able to dress up and act out the parts of different types of bees. The exhibit, along with supplemental information from conversations with people who take bees very seriously, also provided me with an opportunity to do some critical thinking about how human beings interact with the natural world and the unintended or ignored consequences of our actions. In summary, don't bee stupid! Take your kids to this wonderful little learning center. The television will still be there buzzing when you get home.

Little Explores has a very rude teacher not only to the parents, but also to the children.read more