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Though you may not be able to hop on a jet and visit Paris, there's a great alternative. And, you can be home by night time. Head over to Watchung Plaza for a tres chic day. First, grab a cafe au lait at Bluestone Coffee on Watchung Avenue. Then, a stop at Watchung Booksellers would be magnifique. For the kids, pick up a copy of the classic children's book Madeleine. And, for that special cook in your life, why not get a classic like Julia Child's "Mastering the Art of French Cooking"?

Maybe a yoga class, at Yoga Desha, followed by a late lunch of crepes at Bonjour Montclair would be perfect. And of course, no day in Paris/Montclair would be complete without some more shopping. Check out Lili Meili & Beaufor gorgeous things for kids and mommies. And last, but certainly not least, a bottle of wine from Townhouse Liquors and Wines to take home will finish off our lovely day.
Central Presbyterian Church Presents May Music Lineup Print E-mail

flutist Jessica GoodsonCentral Presbyterian Church will host a number of music performances as part of May in Montclair celebrations. All events are free and take place at the church, 46 Park Street, Montclair.

A Concert of Flute and Harp Music, featuring flutist Jessica Goodson and harpist Fran Duffy, will be held on Sunday, May 5, at 3:00 p.m. They will be joined by Mark Johansen on trombone.

Photo of Jessica Goodson (Photo courtesy of JJ Ackell Photography)
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Travel the World -- Stay in Montclair Print E-mail

You dont have to hop on a plane to visit some of your favorite country's authentic restaurants. In Montclair, you can take a trip around the world without ever leaving town. Every neighborhood has an offering of world class cuisines for you and your family. So put away your passport. It's time for a food lover's delight: We've organized your favorite world stops for dining by country. Just figure out where you'd like to eat tonigh: click on a flag below, and leave your suitcase at home. Enjoy!


 
Let's Go Antiquing Print E-mail

If your motto is "they don't make them like they used to," you'll have a wonderful time exploring Montclair's many antique shops. Start at the Montclair Antique Center, at 34 Church Street, which features items from dozens of vendors who specialize in everything from art, jewelry, furniture, clothing, ethnic artifacts and sports memorabilia. From there, visit American Sampler (American country antiques) Little Cricket (vintage goods) and the recently opened Montclair auction house, Nye & Company. If you dig Mid-Century Designs, you must stop in Edge. A worthwhile stop in Upper Montclair is My Inheritance, which carries a hand-picked collection of vintage jewelry and accessories.
Your treasure-seeking day trip to Montclair will be complete with lunch or dinner at one of Montclair's many well-known restaurants. Enjoy "the thrill of the hunt"!

 


 
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