Welcome to Montclair
Combining urban flair and suburban comfort, Montclair sits at the foot of the First Watchung Mountain, whose heights offer panoramic New York City views. Depending on where you live, your city commute is around 30-50 minutes.
With a population of over 38,000 scattered over 6.25 square miles, Montclair is home to New Jersey's second-largest university, Montclair State, and is known for its historic architecture, rich arts and culture scene, tranquil parks, beautiful gardens and lush ecological preserves.
Outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers delight in the town's many bucolic green spaces, like Brookdale Park-- shared with neighboring Bloomfield and designed by the Olmsted Brothers of Central Park fame. Chockful of hiking trails, Mills Reservations spans 157 acres of protected woods extending into nearby Cedar Grove.
Distinguishing characteristics mark each corner of Montclair's sick unique business and shopping districts. Home to an art museum and multiple galleries, theatres and performance venues, trails and athletic fields, quant boutiques and restaurants for every palate, Montclair offers endless opportunities for culture and entertainment.
Annual celebrations include the African-American Heritage Parade and Festival, Montclair Jazz Festival, Montclair Film Festival, Montclair Literary Festival and a cornucopia of holiday events.
Designated a Clean Energy Leader and a Climate Showcase Community, Montclair's focus on sustainability is evident through its recycling and home composting programs, Bike & Walk initiative, Green Business Program and convenient electric vehicle charging stations.
Welcome to Montclair
Combining urban flair and suburban comfort, Montclair sits at the foot of the First Watchung Mountain, whose heights offer panoramic New York City views. Depending on where you live, your city commute is around 30-50 minutes.
With a population of over 38,000 scattered over 6.25 square miles, Montclair is home to New Jersey's second-largest university, Montclair State, and is known for its historic architecture, rich arts and culture scene, tranquil parks, beautiful gardens and lush ecological preserves.
Outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers delight in the town's many bucolic green spaces, like Brookdale Park-- shared with neighboring Bloomfield and designed by the Olmsted Brothers of Central Park fame. Chockful of hiking trails, Mills Reservations spans 157 acres of protected woods extending into nearby Cedar Grove.
Distinguishing characteristics mark each corner of Montclair's sick unique business and shopping districts. Home to an art museum and multiple galleries, theatres and performance venues, trails and athletic fields, quant boutiques and restaurants for every palate, Montclair offers endless opportunities for culture and entertainment.
Annual celebrations include the African-American Heritage Parade and Festival, Montclair Jazz Festival, Montclair Film Festival, Montclair Literary Festival and a cornucopia of holiday events.
Designated a Clean Energy Leader and a Climate Showcase Community, Montclair's focus on sustainability is evident through its recycling and home composting programs, Bike & Walk initiative, Green Business Program and convenient electric vehicle charging stations.
