It was such a great feeling to be performing at the theater I grew up watching movies in. The…read moretheater is just beautiful and the staff there are amazing as well. We performed there on 8/30/25. We are the Soul Jam Revue. The venue is full of that same charm that was there back in the 60's, 70's and on. I walked around taking in the movie shadows boxes (micky mouse) and this brought back so many memories! The seating there is all brand new, comfortable and spacious! I highly recommend getting there for a show in the future. I can't wait to see when they put up the new marquee!

Finally got a chance to attend this Theater! A Chorus Line…read morewas suppos3d to happen. Something happened. The World shut down. 5 years later... So finally , the big day came, I put on my blue shirt, my black shoes and attended Newsies!! It was FANTASTIC!! GREAT SHOW! Great Dancing and singing moves. Such great talent! I hope they do a Chorus Line soon.

I love taking 305 fitness dance classes. These classes are so much fun. I have enjoyed taking…read moreclasses with Erica and Nikki. These classes are truly a blast ; it's doesn't even feel like I am working out. The owner Mitchell is so nice. It is truly a judgement free zone. Everyone is so welcoming and friendly . I wish it was closer to me, I'd come more often. I love that you can book a class on Mind Body app. They offer a ton of other dance classes as well. I also tried a beginner hip hop class which was equally great. Cardio dance is another fun class. Definitely one of my favorites for sure.

Awesome studio for adults who want to get back into dancing and fitness! No stress, no long term…read morecommitments, just some good old fun! I highly recommend any of the classes available (although I have to admit, the tap is my favorite)

A great place for locals to enjoy if they live in Smithtown. This bar is known for locals and a…read moregreat community vibe is present when you come here for a show. Came here for Halloween which was a lot of fun. They had costumes for all people who came, a live band, some drink specials and whatnot. You can bet that you'll get your regular bar fare here in terms of drinks, bartenders don't make anything too crazy or fancy. If you want food there is a Portugese restaurant down the street that everybody frequents and brings into the bar to eat. Also, piece of Long Island lore, Katies is notoriously known to be Haunted! Many crews have been here to investigate finding creepy evidence of paranormal activity Could have swore I felt something tug on my cape when I was close to the wall. Hence why we came here on Halloween. Spooky and Fun!

Went to Katie's of Smithtown about a month or so ago to see my cousins boyfriends band. The place…read moreis really tiny, and the stage took up a good chunk of the room. They had Guinness and maybe one other beer I recognized but other than that there were newer beers. At least new to me. The service was good. Even though it was crowded with for the band, the bartenders got my beer out in just a few minutes. The bathrooms were at the other side of the stage, and the woman's bathroom was tucked back almost behind the stage, which was a bit annoying to get to

My wife whispers in my ear, I want to be in bed by 11pm…read more Challenge accepted! And that's the great thing about Staller Center for the Arts, its very close to my home. Over the years we've seen some incredible performances over the year, from Vic DiBitetto - Tara Cannistraci, Christmas performances to various concerts. Did I mention free parking? I mean, you have free parking at Westbury Music fare but its a nightmare once the concert is over. At The Staller Center, everyone leaves in an orderly fashion, there's no rushing after you leave the performance. Hey, we're polite in Stony Brook! The Staller Center has a very nice seating arrangement. The seats are positioned where you aren't contorting to the side if a giant sits in front of you. The acoustics for the theatre are also of high quality, I heard iLUMINATE rock this theatre with their amazing sound! We're all proud of our town and The Staller Center for the Arts is the crown jewel of the neighborhood.

The Staller Center provides excellent entertainment and the money expended for tickets helps the…read moreuniversity.

Wonderful place. I…read moreinitially went solely for the Billy Joel exhibit, but ended up getting more of a bonus with the second floor which I didn't know about. Guess it pays to do research sometimes. As mentioned, the Joel exhibit is what I came for and I wasn't disappointed. There is a LOT to look at and to take pictures of, plenty to read, and a spot where you can put on a pair of headphones and listen to each one of his albums if you want. The set up, layout, and displays are quite good. A lot of Joel's real and actual personal memorabilia is here - they are not props or fake. There are two spots outside of the main Joel room to take photos of yourself mimicking the covers of his Glass Houses and 52nd Street album covers along with a prop for each of those albums nearby. Upstairs there's a small room with seating playing Joel concerts. Any fan of Billy Joel will appreciate this and should go out of their way to come to check this out. Past the main exhibit (Joel) and on the second level is a general Hall of Fame Museum for Long Island with great displays, original items, and memorabilia. From awards to apparel, there is plenty to see with a lot of history. It's one large room, but the displays are laid out well and it should take you some time to take everything in. There is a small gift shop on the first level with items from both the main exhibit and the museum itself. The staff were approachable, very friendly, welcoming, and knowledgeable - which goes a very long way these days. The prices are very reasonable. With both the main exhibit and the museum, this is well worth a trip. I'm unsure how much longer the Billy Joel exhibit will remain up, but it's something any fan of Joel's should come and see.

The Piano Man. The Entertainer. From Allentown to Leningrad to Vienna to Zanzibar. Billy Joel's…read moremusic perfectly encapsulates Long Island and please Don't Ask Me Why Billy Joel's music resonates with me like The River of Dreams. I wanted to see this exhibit For The Longest Time and being in a New York State of Mind, I decided to Leave a Tender Moment Alone and take a 1-hour drive out to Stony Brook. After I saw the exhibit I felt Pressure to call my wife and Tell Her About It. My wife asked if I was being a Big Shot and I said You Might Be Right because after all, It's Still Rock and Roll to Me. Sometimes I Go To Extremes, but my wife, She's Always A Woman who helps me stay grounded in Honesty and She's Got A Way of Keeping the Faith. With marriage and relationships in general, it's A Matter of Trust and All About Soul. On the way out of the museum, I accidentally set off an alarm plunging the museum into total darkness (Have you ever Seen The Lights Go Out On Broadway? Very similar experience!). Once the Suffolk County firefighters arrived, I had to explain that We Didn't Start The Fire as they worked to Turn The Lights Back On. I swear I'm An Innocent Man. Please remember, if anything happens to me, Only The Good Die Young. And So It Goes... In all seriousness, for a music fan, and especially a Billy Joel fan, this museum is wonderful. It's less of a "hall" of fame and more of a "large room" of fame (well, two large rooms and a small theater). My son and I visited LIMEHOF for the Billy Joel exhibit and we were not disappointed. So much Billy Joel memorabilia, including his entire discography, MTV "moon man" for the "We Are The World" music video (did every single artist in that music video receive a moon man???), his piano, a leather jacket he wore during his motorcycle accident, harmonica, sheet music, tour posters, his motorcycle, a piece of a broken seat from his USSR concert, etc. My son loved the turntables where he could listen to records that influenced Billy Joel. If you aren't a fan of Billy Joel, it's probably not worth the $40 price of admission, however for Billy Joel fans, this is a nicely curated exhibit that gives fans a better understanding of his life and legacy. Children under 12 years old are free (a big plus, I hope the museum keeps it this way to keep it family-friendly and encourage the next generation of musicians and music lovers). The museum could use some more programming specifically geared towards kids. Maybe a Billy Joel scavenger hunt? Something to help keep kids more engaged. Alan Bouchard, the founding drummer of Blue Öyster Cult, gave an awesome presentation called "More Cowbell!: Albert Bouchard Reflects on Famous Blue Öyster Cult SNL Skit." My son was able to get his cowbell autographed by Mr. Bouchard after the presentation. I'm going to withhold 1-star only because De La Soul (who are from Amityville) is not currently in the Long Island Hall of Fame. LIMEHOF can get its star back once De La Soul is inducted. :) Also, I think the Velvet Underground deserve to be inducted (at the time of this writing, only Lou Reed is inducted, but there needs to be love shown to Sterling Morrison who is from East Meadow, and Moe Tucker who grew up in Levittown!). Three quarters of the Velvet Underground have Long Island ties - come on now! There are artists in the hall of fame that I think are more Queens-based (Ramones and Run DMC) - I guess if you think about Queens and Brooklyn as being geographically part of Long Island (it's a stretch, but okay!).