ArtsRx connects patients with local arts organizations, prescribing creative activities like art classes, workshops, and public programs as part of a holistic approach to health.
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Posted inEducation
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Scholarship Breakfast Rescheduled to March 15
The event will now take place on March 15, from 7:30 to 9:30 a.m. at Montclair High School in the George Inness Building Atrium.
Posted inHistory
Montclair’s Trailblazers: William Robert Valentine
William Robert Valentine is a proud “son” of Montclair and its school system that gave him the start to become a hero in the field of education.
Posted inEducation
After 100 Years, Montclair’s Immaculate Conception High School to Close in June
Continued decline in enrollment, ongoing financial challenges and the condition of the aging facility were cited as factors in the decision to close the school, which was founded in 1925.
Posted inLiterature
Novelist Curtis Sittenfeld to Launch ‘Show Don’t Tell’ at Open Book/Open Mind on Feb 25
“Show Don’t Tell” has been named a “most anticipated book of 2025” by Lit Hub, BBC, Vogue, BookBub, Harper’s Bazaar, and many more.
Posted inHistory
Montclair’s Trailblazers: Hortense Tate
Hortense Tate founded the National Council for Negro Women in 1935 with Mary McLeod Bethune. Additionally, she was an active member of St. Mark’s Church, Montclair Public Library, the Montclair Human Relations Council, the League of Women Voters, and Alpha Kappa Alpha.
Posted inSports
Registration for Montclair Ultimate Frisbee Middle School Team is Open
Calling all kids in grades 6-8!
Posted inHistory
Montclair’s Trailblazers: A Black History Month Series
While certain figures in boxing, such as Muhammad Ali or Sugar Ray Robinson, are well-known household names, Montclair local and boxing coach Harry Wiley deserves recognition for his professional accomplishments and as a leader in the Montclair African American community.
Posted inPublic Safety
Bomb Threat Saturday at Wellmont Theater a ‘Hoax,’ Police Say
“There is no threat. Residents in the area are safe. The Wellmont and surrounding businesses are open to the public.”
Posted inShopping
Discover Timeless Treasures at the 78th Annual Glen Ridge Antiques Show
The Glen Ridge Antiques Show is one of the nation’s longest-running antiques shows. It returns to the area from January 31 to February 1. Throughout its 78-year history, the show […]
Posted inMontclair
Rabid Raccoon Found Seven Days Ago in Montclair, Authorities Say
A raccoon found on Marquette Road in Montclair last week has tested positive for rabies, township officials announced on Wednesday.
Some warning signs of neurological diseases like rabies and distemper include appearing drunk or excessively wobbly, circling, seeming partially paralyzed, unable to climb, acting disorientated or mutilating itself, the township said.
Posted inMontclair Area
Stay Safe: Winter Storm Warning Sunday
Montclair residents may park their vehicles “free-of-charge” in municipal lots and the Midtown Deck (at 292 Glenridge Ave.) from Sunday 01/19/2025 at 1pm until the snow has cleared.
Posted inLiterature
Montclair Public Library Kicks Off 2025 Open Book / Open Mind Series with Rumaan Alam
Alam will discuss his latest novel, “Entitlement,” alongside Alice Elliott Dark, author of “Fellowship Point.” Together, they will explore themes of wealth, morality and power.
Posted inCommunity
Lifelong Montclair Center for Modern Aging Hosts January Focus Groups
Focus groups will be held on January 23 at 11 a.m. and January 30 at 6:30 p.m.
