I don't know who put this all together, but it was a genius move. Spectacular way to display Van…read moreGoghs work, even if you don't know another about him, you will get all you need heretic room where everything definitely wakes up is so beautiful, and the VR was really cool too. Look up the immersive experience in your town and go!!!

It was great when it WAS here!…read more This must be very out of date as Van Gogh exhibit closed more than a year ago!

Second time holiday shopping here this month. Great shop for gifts at all price points that will…read morebe enjoyed. Brought my daughter and grandson this time. The store has incredible items that are unique and exciting. Will selected wonderful stained glass window decals for himself and his sister. He picked out a Muzak radio with flashlight for himself and helped me select one his sister would like. I bought a wood toned Muzak radio as a gift to myself! It is a small portable blue tooth speaker. I will listen to FM radio on it. Cool items: Pizza glass cleaning cloth Adorable gingerbread stuffed animals Saw shaped plastic knife for cake ( great for lettuce too) Stickers Etc. This Jay Street store was bustling was customers today! So happy it is a success. Amanda is not only smart, she is a hard worker with a good eye for merchandise, affordable art, and gifts for most people on your list.

the best store there! all the cute kawaii things, home decor, toys, stationary, stickers, tees,…read moreetc. the store was very hot and the ac should be on!! but other than that i spent money here and i loved wut i got. staff is very friendly too!

Great art instruction for kids and adults. Love the Saturday morning group add art camp in the…read moresummer. Individual I struction.

I can't say enough how great Mohawk River country club was. From day one Sal went above and beyond…read morefor all my requests and accommodations. He had an answer or solution to any questions we had and made the planning, preparing and day off all run smooth. He is prompt, professional and very friendly. The food at cocktail hour was outstanding and all our guests raved about it. We had an indoor ceremony since it was a January wedding and it was beautiful inside. Book this venue, you won't be disappointed!

The rudest woman just told us we were late (10:07) when we were scheduled for 10:06. Extremely…read morepassive aggressive and no way to speak to another human being. Then we have a man behind us who is teeing off while we are on our second shot, the ball landing within 2 feet of us- if that. Super unenjoyable and disappointing to have planned a relaxing morning to be rushed, spoken to like that, and almost hit with balls. We will not be back.

I am sorry to be writing this letter but feel I have no choice. The repair work that was done on my…read moreRuth Duckworth sculpture is extremely disappointing and frankly unacceptable. I went into this with realistic expectations. I did not expect to see a completely invisible restoration, but when I finally had the opportunity to inspect the "restored" piece I was shocked by how crude the work was. The section that was reattached does not align properly with the section it had been broken off from, at the joint line they are two different heights. The wide and boldly visible bond line between the two sections is very distracting and its surface is irregular and unsightly At the edge where the two pieces connect there is an open area that's missing material. I have shown images to two longtime museum restoration experts I know and asked for their opinion. They were reluctant to critique another restorer's work but in spite of their professional reticence one said, "That this could look much better." The other restorer noted "it should have been possible to achieve a far less visible (though not invisible) joint." I came to the Williamstown Art Conservation Center after speaking with other restorers who said the size and weight of the sculpture put the job beyond their comfort zones. The poor quality of repair work displayed on the Duckworth seems to indicate that the Williamstown team should have said the same. It would have saved me a great deal of time and money as well as avoiding WACC having a very unhappy customer. Now I need to find a more knowledgeable person who will first have to undo the work the Williamstown team has done before they can improve and bring the sculpture to a presentable condition. The Williamstown Art Conservation Center has an excellent reputation, but this very disappointing repair certainly does not live up to it. Douglas Heller Heller Gallery NYC

From the owner: Williamstown Art Conservation Center is a nonprofit institution for the conservation and…read morepreservation of artworks and objects of cultural heritage. WACC provides the highest standards of professional service in all areas of treatment and consultation for museums and other nonprofit organizations as well as private institutions, businesses, and individuals throughout New England and the Northeast. WACC also co-founded and operates the Atlanta Art Conservation Center to serve institutions and individuals in the South.

I have taken lessons and attended dances at this studio for the last 3 years and I have enjoyed…read moremyself every time I'm there. The level of professionalism is incredible, but the friendliness of the other dancers (and teachers) makes the experience feel wonderful. It is a real community and I feel right at home there. We are very lucky to have this kind of studio in our area!

My wife and I took private lessons with Tom to prepare for our wedding…read more We both went into this without a clue what we were doing, but he did a fantastic job of meeting us where we were. He was very patient and a great teacher! We were so happy with the results!!

The annual Festival of Trees is one of the nicest celebrations of the season! During the festival,…read more3,000+ visitors visit the this historic house to enjoy decorated displays of shimmering fir trees. All proceeds of the festival benefit the numerous programs and services provided by the SCHS. We came to see the many beautiful, clever, and thoughtful adorned trees decorated by local agencies, groups, and a few individuals. Each year we --children and adults --are delighted by the decorations. My grandson laughed at the upside down tree. Open through Sat. 12/27 but closed 12/24-26.

We really enjoyed The Festival of Trees here! I still miss the one they used to have at The Albany…read moreInstitute of Art. This was nice! It's the first time I've been here too. Even thought it's a small house they really packed a lot of trees in. A lot of them brought attention to good causes also.

The service was great. The developed my film quickly. The value was okay! It's more expensive than…read moresome other places but the quality is much better. They offer a wide selection of services as well. You can choose the service that best suites your needs. I chose to develop my film and receive digital copies. They will hold the negatives for some time too.

Amazing in every sense of the word! First off, Nikon Nick is a Legendary Rockstar, and is bar roar…read moreone of the coolest cats I ever met. This club is chock full of relic Camera's with great history. The club members are very welcoming, treat you like family from the first greeting. The ambiance is unreal- just a wonderful and refreshing spot framed around photography!

My first time with tarot, and I didn't know what to expect. Nadine set me at ease and explained she…read morewasn't going to tell my future or anything, but we would do the reading and see what resonated with me. She didn't ask me anything about myself at first, so that she wouldn't be biased when she did the reading. But afterward we discussed the cards, and she listened to me with so much empathy and insight. And I loved the poem that synthesized the reading and our talk. I did this sort of on a whim but it turned out to be a valuable experience.

With the colder months setting in and the depletion of sunlight, confusion had hovered over me. To…read moreregain some clarity i asked for N's( they/ them) guidance. I thought about 2 questions that intertwined with one another as i shuffled the deck before handing the cards over to them. I kept my questions within myself. N, placed the cards down studied them, mumbling some "hmmmms." Flipping each card and explaining the placement and each picture's meaning( ex: the hermit, time w self to gain clarity) the answers seemed to unfold right before my eyes! The reading felt open minded and v focused on my needs. It was therapeutic to say the least. N's choice of words and focus made me feel as if i was a star/ sun. In this sometimes dark world its helpful to have someone like N showing me my potential to clear my own path! Thank you!!!!