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Walk Read Montclair Returns: Townwide StoryWalkⓇ Festival to Be Installed in 4 Montclair Parks

Literacy-boosting initiative can be viewed from June 10 to September 3 MONTCLAIR, NJ (May 28, 2025) — Families can once again enjoy Walk + Read Montclair, a literacy-boosting initiative consisting of storybook pages lining walking paths.  And,  this year, based on the enthusiastic reception to the StoryWalks in three parks last Summer, Walk Read has...

Apply for a U.S. Passport and Get Passport Photos Taken at MPL

The Library is now an official passport application acceptance facility MONTCLAIR, NJ (January 13, 2025) — Eligible individuals, including those who live outside Montclair, can now apply in-person for a passport at the Montclair Public Library. This new service will primarily help individuals who have never held a U.S. passport, as well as children under...

Celebrate Kwanzaa at the Montclair Public Library

Free community event on December 14 features music, dance, poetry, and more MONTCLAIR, NJ (December 2, 2024) — The Montclair Public Library invites the community to celebrate Kwanzaa on Saturday, December 14, with a marketplace and series of free programs. This celebration builds on the Library’s 35-year tradition of featuring Kwanzaa as the keystone of...

Families are Invited to Storytime with Mayor Renee Baskerville

Event on October 25 is part of Library’s annual “Little Read” MONTCLAIR, NJ (October 21, 2024) — The Montclair Public Library invites the community to attend the 16th annual “Little Read,” a series of events in which guest readers—including Mayor Renee Baskerville on October 25—will climb into the iconic big red chair and read stories...

StoryWalks to be Installed in Three Montclair Parks

Literacy-boosting initiative can be viewed from August 1 to September 15 MONTCLAIR, NJ (July 18, 2024) — This August, families can enjoy Walk + Read Montclair, a literacy-boosting initiative consisting of storybook pages lining walking paths in three local parks. Families will encounter an unfolding children’s story, page by page as lawn signage, until they...

Library Invites Families to “The Little Read” Events in Support of Literacy

Now in its 15th year, free community events will take place on October 19 and 20 MONTCLAIR, NJ (October 5, 2023) — The Montclair Public Library invites the community to attend the 15th annual “Little Read,” a series of events in which guest readers climb into the iconic big red chair and read stories aloud...

Latin American Heritage Celebration at MPL

MONTCLAIR, NJ (September 7, 2023) — This September and October, celebrate the diverse cultural traditions of Latin America with a suite of programs organized by the Montclair Public Library and co-presented by Latinos of Montclair. From Spanish flamenco and Puerto Rican stories to Latin jazz and Andean panpipe workshops, guests of all ages can explore...

Community Services Resource Guide

Download a brochure with resources for housing support, financial assistance, food assistance, family services, and more in Essex County.

Disability Resources in Montclair and Beyond

MONTCLAIR RESOURCES:  The Deron School. “With campuses in Union, NJ and Montclair, NJ, The Deron School offers a state-approved private school program for students with multiple disabilities including autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and down syndrome. Since 1967, The Deron School has provided a nurturing environment, family culture, and personalized curriculum to help students reach their...

“Come Craft With Us!” Fall Events on November 15

MONTCLAIR, NJ (November 8, 2022) — On Tuesday, November 15, the Montclair Public Library will celebrate the fall season with crafting events at both of its locations. “Come Craft With Us!” will showcase a variety of fall-themed crafts for all ages. “Come Craft With Us!” will kick off at the Main Library from 1-4 p.m....
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