Jan is an AMAZING teacher!!! Not to mention a beautiful and extremely talented artist. I have been…read moreattending her Fearless Watercolor classes for years, starting as a beginner to watercolor and now consider myself a pretty strong painter because of Jan. She knows how to help guide you to really be the best artist you can be. It doesn't matter if you are new to painting or more experienced, she offers great new techniques and guidance for creating your own best work. I love that we have so many different options for subject matter from architecture, to portraits, to flowers, to landscapes and everything in between. Jan is always encouraging and provides helpful feedback to move you to the next level, wherever you begin. And as a bonus, her classes are just fun!!

The center did not notify me that my young child was the only one signed up for the class and that…read morethere were no other classes available with children in her age group. Instead, I was allowed to pay the full tuition unknowingly and when I continued to contact the director to see when a class would be available to her with other children her she never followed up with me to get my child into a class and I was never offered a refund for the tuition I paid.

Easily one of the most respected, personal, and well run dance studios in the area. By far the best…read moredance school I've been to. All of my classes are so bonded and we've learned so much. Any chain studios can't hold a candle do Art of Dance

A wonderful stop for those who are into history…read more They do an excellent job of showing the important role that Poland played in Europe's history.

The best activity in Port Washington, and one of the few free things in the area. The great…read morecontributions of the Polish people are broken down into rooms, such as the Nobel Laureate room, military room, religious room. There is a cozy research library and a lovely dedication to St John Paul II.

What a nifty place! In downtown Bridgeport, right in front of the People's Bank HQ is the P.T…read more Barnum Museum - it is a great piece of local history. We got the free passes from the Milford Library last August and proceeded to bring the kids on a very HOT Wednesday afternoon to utilize the AC. What a pleasant surprise! We were the only patrons that day and had the run of the place. People's Bank also sponsored a recycling exhibit in the "Gallery" that was particularly thought provoking. http://www.barnum-museum.org/

The Barnum Museum is a staple to any visit to Brisgeport, as the man basically built the city. The…read moreentrance and tours are completely free, but they encourage donations at the front desk. The tour guides keep up on their research and are able to answer any question you may possibly have about Barnum and the city. I love visiting the Barnum Museum! They've done so much since my last visit! The pink walls are beautiful. It was a pleasure going through the tour with Cherise, who was very knowledgeable and adorable, and to meet the director, Kathy. Can't wait to see what's in store next!

New Haven with Historic Wooster Square Association hosts the cherry blossom festival at Wooster…read moreSquare Park on its 52nd year with 72 Yoshino Trees. Food trucks line on two streets of the park providing a variety of options. Be warned that there are long lines. I would suggest surveying the trucks at the event through the website and dividing and conquering with friends to maximize options. Most streets surrounding the park are blocked off for safety so come early. Street parking is also limited. Besides the blooming trees, entertainment can be found at the center stage and vendors are also available. Make sure to stop by Historic Wooster Square Association's table for a bit of history, perhaps a tour of the park and purchase goods for donation purposes.

Little gem of a museum tucked away up the hill from Main St in Port Jefferson. It was originally…read morethe home of John T. Mather, now houses antiques from the 1800s like old ships and paintings, hats and fabrics, toys and furniture. There's also an old lock exhibit, and other small exhibits on the property as well. Be sure to check out their museum shop next door which has some really nice antiques at great prices. Scored a stein for $18! Admission is by donation. A nice place to stop by if you're in the area.

This spot is warm and inviting. I always feel comfortable, never judgment. A space for women to…read morefree and beautiful

Had a great time! Will be back for sure! The place was very clean! Can't wait to try the intro…read moreaerial class!

Amazingly beautiful work every thing he does is a master piece a true artist that turns every thing…read morehe touches into gold and he goes above and beyound to make your experience truly amazing he has the best way to make your experience his priority and perfection he is a pleasure to work with