YV Art Museum — Attraction in Acton

I was walking with my friend along a woodland path that begins near Frolic & Detour. We stumbled upon this museum, but didn't see any signage of private property on the way from which we came. Nor were there any fences or gates. We came upon someone who I could only imagine was one of the proprietors, an elderly woman, whom we greeted, smiling and waving, with naught but demureness and curiosity, thinking, happily, to inquire as to the museum into which we had inadvertently stumbled. Yet we were not received in kind, for she responded with a manner so at odds with our greeting, that we were almost convinced it was commensurate, so confident was the response in its ire. She told us, quite ungraciously, that we were trespassing, and demanded us to pay. I say told and demanded, but the requests were so spoken as to be all but unintelligible. As I didn't have my wallet on my person (I am not in the habit of carrying my wallet while on woodland walks), I offered to go back to my car to get cash. This she vehemently refused, fearing, I can only imagine, that we would attempt to make a run for it. I then offered to pay via Venmo or Zelle. This, too, she vehemently refused, claiming no knowledge of either such app. She then scolded us for an additional 10 minutes, demanding apology, with speech now so unintelligible as to border on the animalistic, after which, utterly downcast and embarrassed, we were finally given permission to leave. VERY surreal experience. Will not be going back, inadvertently...

The place is magical! Viktor is just a wizard, and, on one hand I wish this place to be more popular and be successful, on the other - I want to keep it to myself, so - nothing to see here, move along.,. In seriousness though, I cannot fathom how much effort, time, care and love was put into making this place so beautiful. And it's a crying shame nobody knows about it! So please - visit them, listen to the strange music the artifacts produce, walk about and discover hidden treasures and be open-minded of what you...

My wife was walking along a forest path toward Nara Park. Suddenly a man approached to her and he told her that it was a private property and she was trespassing. What the heck??? There is no any signage of private property near the path. My wife was scared by that incident. Next time she will just call the police. If you believe it’s a private property, get the proper signage!! Period. Stop harassing people who walk nearby. Geez! I was going to visit the museum someday… but not anymore....