Great venue for a concert. Enjoyed seeing Vanessa Collier's band here. Support this park! Buy the…read morehoney.

The Ross Farm had a concert Oct 2nd that was out of this world! Christian Lopez, Tony Luca and Alex…read moreDezen performed live for a sold out crowd of about 70. The intimacy of the venue lent itself to a deeper appreciation of the artists talents. The next event at the farm , which is free to the public is the Somerset County History Weekend. A great place to spend some time with family!

You go EB! Finally a place to bump elbows with other community members other than at the school or…read morethe dreaded Mall. A local cultural arts center introduces active civilian's not only to the local scout or brownie bake sales, but a wonderful on going venue to express and experience a wide variety of typical and not so typical events. We've been to; concerts both in the auditorium and the outside stage, dance recitals, tumbling, expo's, network shops, food shows, plays and fairs. Of course EB day takes place here along of course with the 4th of July sensational fire works display which left our entire group covered in ash, lol ( perhaps they should check wind direction and crowd proximity next year ). The building is fairly modern and the staff always friendly. Tons of parking both on the grounds or through the Heavenly Farms fields. Unfortunately EB being one of the largest commuter towns in central NJ doesn't have a true Mayberry type Main street and really no place to collaborate with fellow local brethren. So come on out and meet your friends, neighbors, officials and be apart of the community, you owe it to yourself and your family.

My SO came as a child every year, so he really wanted to bring our daughter this year over Labor…read moreDay weekend. I really liked that you pay admission but that includes unlimited carnival rides. It was sooooo hot! Lots of beverage stations were open. Lots of authentic clothing,crafts,dolls, ceramics,etc. Loved the polish sausages and potato pancakes too!

Nothing says Labor Day Weekend like this festival. They've been holding it for many years and now…read moreit's a great holiday weekend staple. Thinking about it gives me nostalgia for the late summer. You pay an entrance fee (I forget the exact amount, somewhere between $10-$15) but it includes all the rides and some games. This is great if you are taking kids, so you won't have to worry about tickets, tokens or any other methods of payment. The food is phenomenal for being festival food (but then again I love Polish food). For fair prices you can get potato pancakes, pierogies and imported beer. They have musicians and dancing for entertainment, though I suggest if you're interested in that kind of thing going later on, since that's when the bulk of it happens. Overall this is a fun event and worth checking out.

This place is amazing I took my kids their for summer classes and they never wanted to leave I…read morewould 100% reccomend for the kiddos stuck inside during summer and my daughter took the pottery classes and loved its all around such a positive place!

This is one of those reviews I'm reluctant to write because it's such a hidden gem I don't want…read moreeveryone to know about it....but now the secret is out! I love it here. So down to earth, the staff is amazing. It's just a really cool place to not only enjoy mother nature in a beautiful park setting, but also feel her between your fingers in mudd at a pottery wheel. How much closer to Earth and primitive life can you get than throwing your own pots. Not only do they have wonderful classes to offer they do some really cool community events and kids activities. I can't wait for glass blowing to start up soon! Check them out you won't be disappointed.

Beautiful tour this morning of the historic Rutherfurd Hall. Easily accessible off Route 80 [exit…read more19) in Allamuchy, NJ. Well preserved and run by a friendly staff with Joan Salvas (local historian and a great tour guide). They are planning a series of jazz concerts thru the spring, which should be interesting. The venue is also open for private parties and as a wedding venue.

Rutherfurd Hall is an amazing cultural center with an amazing historical story…read more This tutor-style house was designed by Whitney Warren, who later won the bid to design Grand Central Terminal. The landscape of the grounds were also designed by the Olmsted Brothers who became famous for designing/landscaping many of today's national parks. The Rutherfurd family lived here as early as the mid-eighteenth century, and over their families time here hosted many famous titans of industry and even future American presidents. There's a really fun/interesting story about FDR and Alice Morton. Later, Rutherfurd Hall was donated to the church and used as a type of retirement home for the nuns. Rutherfurd Hall is now owned by the Allamuchy School District who does a great job utilizing it to maintain this beautiful structure. If you go on a Wednesday, you'll be able to receive a tour through the beautiful home. Their tour guides are absolutely fantastic and know so much of the history so thoroughly it is really impressive. Rutherfurd Hall does weddings on it's own, but a local venue David's Country Inn also holds wedding ceremonies on the grounds. I'll be having my ceremony at Rutherfurd Hall and could not be more excited!

Remember coming here in the 1970's...some of my dads cousins lived in the house. We stayed a few…read moredays. I ran wild all over the shoreline. I wish I could have gone in...I'd love to see what was done.

I had the pleasure of visiting the Seguine Mansion for one of its open houses during one of NYC's…read morehistoric home open house weekends. While the home is stunning and a great representation of some of the rich history on Staten Island, I was disappointed to learn that only the bottom floor and grounds were available to walk through. I was hoping to tour the whole house. When there's another open house opportunity I hope to go back and see the top floors. You can imagine the people who lived there and the life they led. A real look into the past.

Always a great place to be for children and adults. It has so many different places to check out…read moreand explore. Learning is endless when they have little stands to tell you what you are seeing. The greenery is so smooth and beautiful flowers everywhere I enjoyed the walking around through the Chinese Scholar's Garden to see the beautiful bamboo trees and the amazing cottages it took my breath away like I was transformed into China. Be careful of the trails because they are uneven but that is what makes it so beautiful how natural everything is. They have so many shows and eating areas to go to the museums are so fun and interactive. I have to go back again it was so much to see....especially when they have concerts on the lawn....so wonderful to spend a summer afternoon with the kids then go back for the adult good times to be had

What a trek to Staten Island! On a day off, my friend and I decided to check out this botanical…read moregarden. Would I say it's comparable to the other botanical gardens in BK or BX? No but it is a free entrance. I came here on a Monday and it was pretty quiet with little crowds. They had a children's museum and several veterans buildings. Most of them were closed due to their hours being only on weekends. Our main goal was to visit the Chinese temple. There aren't visible signs so we got lost for almost 20 minutes, hiking through unnecessary dirt. Once found, it was unfortunately closed! It was such a bummer. There is one food place in the entire garden but I felt it was pricey and opted to eat in the city. Would I return? Probably not but i can see if someone wants to relax at a park to read a book and free of the NYC noise then this is your park! Best to wear sneakers here, you will WALK! They did have beautiful flowers that I spotted throughout.

New Bridge served as a battleground, fort, encampment ground, military headquarters, and…read moreintelligence-gathering post in every year of the American Revolution. The Steuben House is the only extant building from the 1776 Retreat through Bergen County. For 2 weeks in 1780, the Steuben House was Washington's HQ and it has been the Bergen County Historical Society's HQ since 1939. Open for events. Grounds open dawn to dusk.

Pretty rough location. Price is high for what you get for the art classes. Class sizes are around…read more5-10 kids.

I love York Arts. This Gallery is beautiful. They have amazing art shows with wine and snacks. They…read moreare not snobby at all and seem to love all types of art fans. They participate in tons of community events and offer a real unique presence in downtown York. Across from The Holy Hound Taproom and down the block from Central Market, Essan Thai and White Rose....York Arts is perfect for an art show and dinner/drinks.

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