NSPAC is a fabulous dance studio with a very involved and caring owner and with lovely and fun…read moredance teachers. My daughters are lucky to have a great local dance studio!!

From the owner: North Shore Performing Arts Center of Syosset, established in 1998, offers Tap, Jazz, Ballet,…read morePointe, Hip-Hop, Competition teams, Combo classes, private Piano and Voice. Birthday Party Packages available. Professional Staff. Visit our website at: NorthShorePerformingArtsCenter.com. Ages 2 - Adult.

I was here recently and it a great venue to see a concert. There are no bad seats. It is a…read moresemicircle and the acoustics are good. There is also advertising on the large screens so you can keep up to date to see what is coming in the future that you may be interested in seeing. Parking is free and if it is really crowded, there are people in the parking lot directing you as to where to park. There is no guesswork with where you should place your car. There is also quick access to the parkway. You have to go thru a metal detector once you get there and if you have a handbag or a knapsack, they will ask you to step aside so it can be inspected, The seats are very comfortable but the seat numbers are not readily visible-I had to ask someone if I was in the correct seat. I would recommend for any live performance.

This was a cool venue for smaller music shows. We went to see Franke Valli and the Four Seasons,…read moreand the ticket included parking. There was a line to go through security, but that was a pretty quick process. You couldn't bring in food/water, but you could buy a can of water, which is not such a great way to store water for ongoing needs. Of course food/drink was way overpriced as is expected at venues you can't bring your own. Almost a non-existing merch section, but that may be more about the audience than the venue. The circular rotating stage allowed us to have a better view/be closer than a venue with the same capacity with a forward-centered stage. The sound was nice where you could hear very clearly without the sound being overbearing. The only big issue (which is true for a lot of venues) is the poor design to leave the parking lot and everyone merging in together to a singular light to leave. I'm not sure how much can be done to revise this, but it's a pretty big factor in us contemplating if we want to return or not.

I am a 4th. generation Indian, and after decades of deciphering, I recently finally decided to join…read morea Classical/Bollywood Indian dance group. That being said, I cannot possibly express how estatatic I am about being a part of Vivarta Arts! The instructor, Preya Ji, is beyond knowledgeable in her craft and I could not ask for a better, more passionate instructor. Her attention to detail, professionalism and her sheer love and respect for the art is immeasurable. Because of her, I've learned an art form that brings me closer to my ancestors and my culture and I hope to be able to be a part of her group for many years to come. If you are considering learning how to dance like Sarabhai, Madhuri, Rekha and the like, I STRONGLY urge you to join Vivarta Arts, so you can learn from Preya Ji.

From the owner: Indian Cultural Arts - dance, music, fine artsread more

Awesome studio. They have locations in merrick and bellmore. My daughter has been coming here for…read moreabout 2 years now and loves it. The end of year recital is truly amazing and like no other. Glad to be apart of the dance place family for years to come. The instructors are super welcoming. Pricing is extremely reasonable. Give it a try you wont be disappointed

My daughter (3) has been going for almost a year! She loves it so much! The teachers are great,…read morehighly recommend :)

Rose gave me insights that have given me massive clarity and direction in life. After just one…read moresession I was freed from a lot of things that were holding me back and she shared some things there was no way she could've known about me!

Rose is the real deal. I absolutely loved my experience with her and she brought me so much peace…read moreof mind. She knew things that I'd never shared with anyone, and was so on point and accurate with most of the information. Seeing her gave me clarity and closure. I needed this in my life right now and feel so much peace after this appointment. I will definitely be back to see her. She was kind and non-judgmental, I feel very comfortable sitting and talking with her.

A Swifty tribute of Taylor on a beautiful sun setting night. A variety of ages many families here…read moreat Eisenhower Park with lots of Pop and high energy singing and dancing along. Note: Referring to Friendship bracelets - no huddles, no jewelry making booths - and - some understandable protective Moms made distribution or trade of the bracelets difficult. Though a few special loving girls just made my day. My favorite was the blue glow in the dark bracelet. This said, the first singer- "Let's sing Sabrina" and then after "Lets sing Taylor" were performed live at the theatre in Eisenhower Park. At Thursday August 24th at 7 pm.

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.

When I was dating my wife in the 80s, we first saw Basia perform at the Tilles Center…read more This is one heck of a theater! Comfortable seating with a large stage and no parking charges. That's a win win in my book. Walking into the Tilles Center, there's bar area with a small platform stage. We enjoyed a jazz ensemble playing for the crowd before the main event. Once we had our cocktails and made our way to our seats, you can truly appreciate this beautiful theater. The acoustics for the music performance were perfect. The audio department had all levels tuned where we can hear the snare drum quietly exiting the song. It was the perfect night and with being on Long Island, there's no need to deal with the NYC tolls-parking-traffic on our way back home.

My sister has been taking lessons at School of Rock for the past three months, and I could not be…read moremore thankful for what they have provided her. More than anything else, she has fun - she always comes home with a smile ready to tell us who she saw and what she worked on. It's one of her favorite places to go. When the COVID-19 pandemic started becoming more real, they pivoted to remote lessons with ease - the continuity of lessons was important, and it gave her something to look forward to every week. They did an incredible job pivoting in and out of remote. Thank you School of Rock!

We love SoR! My son has been going here for a few years, and absolutely can't WAIT until his…read morelessons and rehearsals! Cheers!