Staff wasn't helpful after Rebecca left. Had to ask for everything, outrageous prices, super messy.read more

This was a fairly standard paint your own pottery place - nice big tables, lots of choices in…read morepottery & paints. What makes it even better is the glass art option - so much beautiful glass to work with! I can't wait to go back for that! The pottery was our goal - so did that. No rushing around, great music playing just loudly enough. Fun time!

I've had Titan Paint & Sip host two parties at my home, in the last few years. Alissa is a talented…read moreartist and incredibly helpful with all levels of painters! We've had a great time, each time we've had her and the pictures always come out beautiful!!! The convenience of her comimg to your own home/garage/patio/ wherever you choose and choosing your own picture (if your hosting) is so much better than the regular paint & sip places where you have random strangers, have to choose certain dates due to a pic you want, have to pay extra for drinks etc! She comes right to the comfort of your own home so you can have however many people, whatever picture and choose your date, snacks, and drinks!!

This was a very important play to make sure it is always remembered and NEVER repeated.read more

This is a wonderful audio recording studio with everything you need to record podcasts or, in my…read morecase, voiceover projects.

Got a chance to test out this studio. Staff was great to work with, I got a bunch of tips, and the…read morespace is very comfortable with professional equipment.

For the $75 price tag I would have expected it to be much better than the Field of Horrors Haunted…read moreHouse Experience we went to in Troy, NY, but it was not. First thing to point out is you need to arrive early as possible because the lines get crazy long. Luckily for us we already purchased our tickets online and were able to get in line right away. Secondly, if you need to use the restroom or do anything else, be sure to do that before you wait in line for the hayride. There is no stopping once you get in line for the hayride and once you get off the hayride you have to go through all the haunted houses back-to-back. When you get in line, they corral the groups into what looks like a large steer pen until its that groups time to get on the hayride. It's about a 15-minute ride through the woods - you experience several scare zones, and gory scenes. There are a handful characters like Michael Myers that run out and climb on the back of the wagon trying to scare guests, which is more fun than actually scarry. Once the ride comes to a halt guests once again line up to go through all the haunted houses. The haunted houses were hit and miss. Some were better than others and all the staff in the houses did a decent job. We had a run-in with one security guy that was just a complete jerk and threatened to kick us out for trying to take a picture with a character stating that we touched them when we did not, the character actually grabbed on to us, so WTF! Once through the haunted houses there's not much left to do but walk around, grab a bite to eat and something to drink. It was a little expensive but decided to get a few hot dogs, Snapple ice teas, and some other light snacks; roughly $40 for this. The characters walking around and doing photo ops in this area were great and their costumes were also very good. They stayed in character the whole time we were at the park so this made for a spirited evening. My biggest complaint is there is not enough Porto-lets available or seating near the vendors for the sheer number of guests attending. They literally had 4-5 stalls available for the thousands that can potentially visit here nightly. Also, staff were not stocking the stalls with toilet paper. There were a lot of unhappy Ladies here that night.

My first time coming here didn't know what to expect. For…read morethe price you didn't really get a whole lot. We paid $75. Hayride was not very scary not much going on just drove through the woods and looked at a few things on the side. The haunted house was okay some unique areas. But for the price I thought it was too expensive for what you got. We were done and out of there in about 2 hours.

This place is so loud I can't even drive by. Every Friday night it's like putting your head into a…read morejet engine. How this place doesn't violate noise ordinances is beyond me.

I love it here! It is a nice short dirt track with numerous divisions. Each division has a lot of…read moreparticipants and have good competition. It is deffinetly the best racing in the area (northern part of New York). The parking lot is a grass field. Adults are $10 Kids are $2 They only accespt 1 and 5 dollar bills at the food stand. Expect to drive home dirty (which is all part of the experience).

We attended "A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder!" on opening night. I think it may have been…read moreonly the second or third live opera performance we've ever attended. The fact that it was in English, a comedy, and at a venue that we have been wanting to check out (Universal Preservation Hall), is what drew us to purchase tickets. The cast were all excellent, not only as singers, but also as actors. Each was able to portray their individual role quite realistically. There were a couple of comical mishaps that I was unable to decide if they were planned, or truly unexpected but well covered by the performer (e.g., loss of a mustache). Not to take anything away from the singers, I found it more difficult at times to understand what the female singers were saying during their higher ranges, but that may just be a function of my personal hearing. The approximately ten-piece orchestra was excellent. The choreography and use of the former church's layout was taken advantage of to its maximum. The physical setup of the seating is mostly good. Any seat in the balcony has a totally unobstructive view. Stadium seats on the main floor are also unobstructed and closer to the stage. It is a few of the rows of seats on the main floor along the sides of the stage that may have some obstructive views if the patrons sitting in the row in front of you interfere with your view. We definitely will consider attending future performances by Opera Saratoga when they are held at UPH.

Came here to see an Opera, I won't rate the show itself but rather the facility. Parking was on the…read moregrass, so might be difficult for patrons with mobility issues but there is a ramp into the building and good size handicap section inside. There is a concession stand that sells tea and pastries run by volunteers. There are plenty of nice ushers that will direct you to your seat. Overall the experience was nice an I would come again.

From a treasured newspaper article to a work of fine art in watercolor, pastel, or oil, these…read moreprofessionals know the proper way to present and protect works of art. This opinion comes from an art professional with a life time experience as a professional curator in Albany. Whether you need gold leaf or stainless stripping, the people here are never pushy or snobbish. They love art and it shows! They are a great asset to the art community in Albany as is evident by their having found a way to last for decades longer after others have folded.