Some Halloween events are canceled this year, but others are on, as Montclairians find ways to celebrate the spooky day.
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Judy Weston leaves a legacy of scholars
Judy Weston, who died earlier this month at the age of 87, leaves behind a legacy of education through the Weston Science Scholars.
2020 MFF: ‘Zappa’ and voters and Montclair
The 2020 Montclair Film Festival features hometown connections with “Zappa,” the Young Voter Project and more: virtually. Through Oct. 25.
Virtual audience for Montclair Orchestra at SOPAC
The Montclair Orchestra will perform with pianist Terrence Wilson on Oct. 22 at SOPAC. The audience will watch on livestream.
Activism: Moms take to the streets
Across the nation and here in Montclair, moms are protesting and taking to the streets for political issues they care about.
Hispanic heritage month: art of the esoteric
The art of Jorge Larrea, originally from Ecuador, and Jose Camacho, originally from Puerto Rico, reflects their Hispanic Heritage.
Vanguard moves in to Old Mogul Theatre space
Vanguard Theater Company is renovating the second floor of 180 Bloomfield Ave., the Old Mogul Theatre, for its new home.
Montclairian wins MacArthur Foundation ‘Genius Award’
Montclairian Nanfu Wang, a documentary filmmaker, has been named a MacArthur Fellow (“Genius Grant”) in the Class of 2020.
Dance and find moments to cherish, during COVID-19
Dance schools and studios have struggled during the time of COVID-19, but are moving forward with different techniques.
Father-daughter duo releases ‘You Me We’
Jeremy Ryan and daughter Madison Skye have teamed up to make “You Me We,” a rap/melody collection of songs from a child’s point of view.
In brief: MFF announces special events
Montclair Film Festival 2020 will take place, virtually and at carpool theater, Oct. 16-25. MFF has announced some key events.
Fire Department chief delivers 9/11 baby in car
Deputy Chief of Logistics Brian Wilde of the Montclair Fire Department delivered Kai Francis Grandstaff in a car, on 9/11.
Arts instruction, safely, during COVID-19
Local schools, including Glenfield Middle School, MKA and MSU, are finding ways to address arts instruction creatively during COVID.
Arabella Egan sings her song on TV
Arabella Egan, a 14-year-old freshman at Montclair High School, performed her original song on “The Today Show.”


