Diamond Properties, one of the largest operators with local Spins Bowl sites in Poughkeepsie, Wappinger, Mount Kisco and Carmel, as well as at two other locations in the state and in Ohio and Michigan, plans to reopen locally on Thursday. “For the first few weeks we’ll operate Thursday-Saturday, but then expand the hours to …

Spins Bowl, with three locations in the Hudson Valley, has anticipated players’ concerns and has unveiled their own, proprietary ball washer. The machine, known as Skueeki, is the brainchild of Spins CEO, Bill Diamond and Mehrdad Ghalebi from the engineering consulting firm, MTK-Group. The duo has developed a system that allows players to wash their …

Diamond Properties, one of the largest operators with local Spins Bowl sites in Poughkeepsie, Wappinger, Mount Kisco and Carmel, as well as at two other locations in the state and in Ohio and Michigan, plans to reopen locally on Thursday. “For the first few weeks we’ll operate Thursday-Saturday, but then expand the hours to …

Like with restaurants and museums, local gyms and entertainment centers must implement COVID-19 safety protocol in order to reopen safely. …For Spins Bowl in the Hudson Valley, the news offered the local entertainment company the chance to innovate to ensure customer safety. After remaining closed for months, Spins centers reopen beginning the weekend of Friday, …

Alleys work to reopen with safety measure, social distancing in place STERLING HEIGHTS, Mich. – We went to Sterling Lanes in Sterling Heights to get an idea of how bowling alleys in Michigan are working to reopen and remain safe amid the coronavirus pandemic. Full Article

The trending experience comes to Spins Bowl in Poughkeepsie, with Spins Bowl in Carmel and Wappingers Falls to follow. Have you thrown an axe in the Hudson Valley yet? A relatively new addition to the Hudson Valley, axe throwing arrived at Spins Bowl Poughkeepsie during the first weekend of February. It joins a handful of other onsite …