Ohman School of Ballet

5.0 mi

I came here for a work conference. The space is great. Very large and open but still with different…read moreareas for different workspaces. There is a narrow area for projection presentations, and very large open areas for studio workspace. The bathroom is kept very clean. It is an overall welcoming and creative space that offer many services for students and adult artists.

I just learned that Huntington Fine Arts now has a well known potter on their staff. Both adults…read moreand adolescents of all ages can now experience sitting at a potters wheel and forming pottery with their own two hands. I'll be signing up for Fall classes.

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Picasso Kidz Art

4.3 mi

My daughter loves Picasso Kids. We started taking her to the mommy and me class when she was 3 and…read moreshe looks forward to it every week. Michelle is a great teacher and comes up with unique projects for the kids. The mommy and me class starts with some free play, followed by a book and then 2 art projects. At the end of the season you take home a portfolio of the cutest art work and some of it ends up so good you'll hang it up and nobody would ever know a toddler made it.

Picasso Kidz is a beautiful art studio for children that offers creative mommy and me classes, drop…read moreoff classes, and birthday parties. The owner and teacher Michelle is amazing. Her love of children and passion for teaching art can be seen during her classes and parties that she leads and hosts. Her studio is a creative masterpiece that inspires children young and old. The projects that children do at Picasso Kidz are creative and of such great quality. In addition, Michelle has turned the front of her Picasso Kidz into a darling gift shop full of high quality creative and unique toys for children and art supplies.

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Art League of Long Island

I'm writing this with a heavy heart. My husband was recently diagnosed with cancer, and due to the…read moreemotional and logistical challenges that come with such a life-altering event, I needed to withdraw from a class at the Art League of Long Island. I reached out to explain our situation and asked for a reimbursement of the administrative fee, hoping for understanding in the face of a medical crisis. To my dismay, the Art League refused. While policies are in place for a reason, I had hoped that a nonprofit centered on community, creativity, and human expression would show at least a little human decency and compassion. Instead, I was met with rigidity and indifference. This experience left me incredibly disappointed--not just because of the money, but because of the message it sent. Life is unpredictable, and when people face hardship, institutions have an opportunity to show grace. Sadly, the Art League chose not to. I can't in good conscience recommend this organization to others. Art is supposed to be about empathy and connection, but my experience here suggests otherwise.

As you can see from my previous positive review, it's not like I have an axe to grind. Today's art…read moreshow was a mess. Some of this was beyond their control but much was their responsibility. Place was packed. There was no parking. Nobody outside to try to steer people in the right direction. When they found out there was a construction crew blocking one street, someone should have immediately gone into action. Some of us parked down at the day care center, only to be that we weren't allowed to do that. Well, where was I going to park? Poor planning folks.

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Art365ny

2.6 mi

I've been admiring the window art at Blossom Nail in Glen Cove for the past couple of years, and…read moreit's truly one of those little things that makes the neighborhood feel special. Yesterday, I finally had the chance to meet Jeanie and Roe of Art365ny as they were finishing up their latest holiday window painting, replacing the beautiful fall design I had been enjoying for weeks. They are incredibly talented artists with a real eye for color, detail, and seasonal charm. Watching them work and seeing how much pride they take in their craft made me appreciate the artwork even more. Their window designs at Blossom Nails--and at several other local stores--add so much warmth, beauty, and personality to Glen Cove. It's the kind of artistry that makes you smile as you walk down the street.

My friends and I had so much fun. Jeanie and Roe are a dynamic duo! Lots of laughs and a beautiful…read morepainting to take home.

Book your window painting for All Seasons we work within your budget!

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Amazing artists @the Fall Sip & Paint

The Village Artist

(6 reviews)

6.9 mi

I just had The Village Artist make 3 framed portraits of my late wife and my favorite uncle who…read moreabsolutely adored her. The Village Artist had the photo touched up and then made three custom frames and shipped them all over the country to myself and to the two daughters of my uncle. They came out fantastic and the price was very reasonable including shipping. I highly recommend them for any framing job where you want the very best!

Lori has the Best figure drawing classes. Everyone had a great time and the models are all VERY…read moreattractive. Looking forward to booking my next class with her.

Art Studio 1

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Sew Fun

(1 review)

5.5 mi

Sew fun is no longer open for business. The AMAZING teacher Sue moved upstate, she will be truly…read moremissed.

From the owner: Celebrating their 20th anniversary in the fall of 2023, Sew Fun! is a sewing studio nestled in…read moreNorthport Village at 81 Scudder Ave. Children, teens and adults learn this life skill in a warm, relaxing atmosphere that encourages creativity and self expression. Whether you are trying to start a new fashion trend, revisit a classic one, build your portfolio in preparation for college or create your cosplay costume, Sew Fun! can help you with all of your sewing needs.

81 Scudder Ave, Northport, NY 11768 631 754-2010

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Art in the Word

1.8 mi

Went there with my husband who is a Bob Ross fan and we painted a beautiful picture with…read morehills,shrubs,flowers,trees and a lake. It looked so hard, but Sandra explained everything and showed us exactly what to do. She emphasized that we're there to have fun and not to stress over perfection. She was patient with me (I'm not very good) and physically helped me correct things I wasn't happy with. We had a great time and learned so much. We will definitely come back. Don't forget to BYOB.

Sandra is a very good artist. She spends plenty of time with her customers. My wife and I had a…read moregreat time!. She spent lots of time with personal attention to details. We would definitely go back with her.

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See the Roar

(5 reviews)

1.1 mi

Alycia is awesome! I cannot say enough nice things about her! She was professional, punctual, super…read morefriendly and amazing with my team and customers! Her artistry was also great and all of my customers left my event super happy! Highly recommended and will definitely call her for future events! Thank you Alycia!

Do not hesitate to hire Alycia. She just did my son's first birthday/baptism and was amazing. She…read morefollowed up leading up to the event (which was a relief because we were concerned whoever we hired would flake at the last second), showed up on time in the rain, rolled with the punches and was able to do everyone that wanted their face painted. Every single kid loved their paint and the parent's all mentioned how great she was. (I am still collecting photos and will post some of her work at some point)

The Core beauty fashion Event

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Beast Softball NY

(1 review)

1.9 mi

When I was younger, I do not recall these types of facilities existing. Maybe if they did, I would…read morehave avoided pulling a muscle on my routine Sunday morning softball game. Back then, I played organized Fastpitch softball which is now one of the fastest growing sports in the country. The games are competitive and have many high-profile national tournaments. Indoor training facilities can be a key part of helping an average softball player become better at the sport. Most importantly, prevent ham strings and quad muscle pulls. A few years back, I joined a "A" league softball league in Florida, and I was drafted high because of my bat and my fielding skills. However, when the season started, I pulled a muscle running down a fly ball in center field. A training facility with the proper guidance might have helped me avoid the injury that kept me out of the game for weeks. Beast has talented trainers that are patient and can easily identify where they can build your muscle strength and skills. Their Indoor training offers a more efficient work out since they have all the tools under one roof. Highly recommend to all your softball or baseball players to join the Beast training facility to improve and decrease your chances of injury.

From the owner: Beast Softball NY offers elite training for softball teams from 12U-18U. Beast Performance holds…read morecamps, clinics & offers private instruction throughout the year. We are dedicated to helping the players we train to get the edge over their competition.

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Long Island Fall Festival

3.1

(14 reviews)

7.0 mi

They charge $5 a person to enter. No real entertainment worth it that we can see. Shortsighted in…read morecollecting admission fee so we can spend more money. Not worth it for a family to enter.

Used to go every year, but I won't go again. I understand my opinion will be unpopular, but I will…read moreat least be honest. The number of dogs at the fair is not safe. Those of us trying to walk around the fair do so in fear of tripping over a leash or stepping in something unsavory. So although Huntington puts on a beautiful fair I'll leave it to the dog lovers in the future.

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Vanderbilt Museum

4.2

(167 reviews)

6.3 mi

Through my local library, I was able to obtain a free General Admission pass for up to 2 adults and…read more4 children for the Vanderbilt Museum on Sunday, June 21, 2026. Both Planetarium show and Mansion tour are add-ons for an additional charge and subject to availability. Currently, the operating hours for Saturday and Sunday are 11:00 am to 5:00 pm with last admission at 4:30 pm. Summer hours begin Saturday, June 27: Tuesday through Sunday, 10:00 am to 5:00 pm with last admission 4:30 pm. When I arrived on Sunday around 11:00 am, there were already a good amount of cars in the parking lot but there is still plenty of spots. We walked over to Planetarium/Admissions and showed our digital pass. The staff were very friendly and gave us a map to show us what we have access to with general admission yellow wristbands. General Admission includes access to the Vanderbilt Mansion (including the Habitat and Stoll Wing animal dioramas, and natural-history and cultural-artifact galleries in the Memorial Wing), The Hall of Fishes marine museum, Planetarium exhibits, and the grounds and gardens. It was really cool to walk around and check out the mansion. The main entrance is a cobble-stone driveway and a bell-tower looms above. This leads you to the central courtyard and I felt transported to a different country. With its ironwork, red tile roof and central courtyard, the mansion's Spanish architectural style stands out. Mr. William Vanderbilt spent over thirty years on scientific expeditions aboard his 250-foot yacht, the Alva, bringing back over 17,000 varieties of marine specimens. The marine and natural history museum is filled with the figurines of underwater creatures. We also met and spoke with the staff inside the mansion. They were very informative and friendly. The Vanderbilt Museum is definitely worth visiting.

And the Long Island stoners rejoice: yo man, let's smoke up and see a Van Halen laser show…read more. Vanderbilt Museum, when I moved to Long Island? It was like the Fresh Air fund for me! I thought everyone lived in these mansions with manicured gardens. Now add rock music and a laser show? Yes, sharks with freakin' laser beams shows! I remember coming here on a date with my girlfriend (now wife) in the 90s and seeing a Pink Floyd laser show. I was a little perturbed because they only played New Pink Floyd. Brah, I wanna rock out to MONEY! My wife, bless her heart, bought us two tickets to see the Van Halen laser show. All these years later, we're back. And trust me, I'm still impressed with the beauty of the property. We walk down the hill to the actual planetarium. There's a couple of stoners on line, if they keep quiet during the performance then no one is gonna have problems. The theater is shaped like a circle, there's no bad seats. The doors close and for an hour, I had Van Halen music crankin'! The actual show, the lasers seem a little dated. I went to The Sphere in Vegas a few months ago, this is old technology. But, it's on Long Island and people still enjoyed the shows. 3.5 Yelp stars

The organ. The pipes run the entire length of the building.

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Famous Food Festival

3.8

(64 reviews)

4.4 mi

The Food Festival at Tanger has been on my list forever, but every year I somehow managed to be out…read moreof town. This time I finally made it with my brothers and came prepared to do some serious eating. The watermelon agua fresca was dangerously good, Bella's empanadas were a hit (although the oxtail one sold out before I could get it ), and the lobster roll from DJ's Clam Shack was delicious. But the real winner? The Korean corn dog. Honestly, I'd come back just for that. Came hungry, left stuffed, and somehow still thinking about my next visit.

Went to Tanger in Deer Park the other day and stumbled upon the Deer Park food festival…read more $15 entrance fee. So many food trucks, my eyes ate more than my stomach can fill. Thoroughly enjoyed the blue raspberry lemonade (Not pictured) thing was HUGE. Chicken dumplings, Steak burger, cousin maines lobster roll are a MUST! I love steak and so I was naturally drawn to this truck. Decided to get a wagyu smash burger This is actually my first time trying wagyu burger. It tasted ok. Will try the steak box next time. It looked scrumptious. Will def be back next year.