- Our list of the best things to do in Montclair, New Jersey, features the top 716 nearby activities — including 245 great attractions with user approval ratings of 90% or more!
- Montclair, NJ has a variety of great sights and experiences nearby. Top categories include: Outdoor Places, Entertainment & Shows, Museums & Galleries, and Sights & Landmarks.
- The results below include the top 17 things to do within the city of Montclair, NJ , followed by 699 popular activities in nearby cities, including New York City, Staten Island, Brooklyn, Bronx, Queens, Flushing, Jersey City, Morristown, Yonkers, Long Island City, Newark, Clifton, Edison, Astoria, West Orange, Hoboken, East Rutherford, New Rochelle, Bayonne, Paramus, Secaucus, Wayne, Westfield, Ringwood, Fort Lee, West Milford, Englewood, Summit, Elizabeth, Union, Hackensack, Bloomfield, Teaneck, Mahwah, Paterson, Ridgewood, Mount Vernon, Nyack, Linden, Union City, Fair Lawn, Parsippany, Perth Amboy, Tarrytown, Livingston, Lake George, Bridgewater, Princeton, Albany, Bridgehampton, Hudson, Red Hook, Geneva, Chester, Mount Vernon, Greenburgh and Old Forge
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With views of Lake George, the Lakeside Trail allows walking on a mostly paved path. In addition to views of the lake, walkers and hikers can see parasailers, the beaches along the lake, and steamboats.
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Shelving Rock Falls is a scenic attraction that is part of the Lake Georgia system. A waterfall accessed by an unmarked hiking trail, it offers impressive views for curious hikers.
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The John Harms Theater is a center for the performing arts that features an art gallery, educational classes, and an art access program. The auditoriums in the facility are available for rent.
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Gallery 270 is a contemporary art gallery with a focus on photography. The gallery showcases works by emerging photographers from around the world, as well as on works of 20th century photographers who employ certain hands-on techniques.
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With a mission to bring the arts, education, and economic strength to its community, the Bergen Performing Arts Center features accessible, entertaining, live performances. The center also features a Performing Arts School and a unique media production system.
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The Astor Place Theatre, opened in a 1968, was designed in a Greek Revival style. The Off-Broadway theatre house, which previously hosted The Indian Wants the Bronx with Al Pacino, is the home of the Blue Man Group.
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The Bond Street Theatre offers theatre-based projects for conflict resolution, empowerment, and education purposes. In addition to its wide range of international projects, the location also offers performances, lectures, and workshops.
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405 Lexington and 42nd St., New York City, NY 10174
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The Chrysler Building, which opened in 1928, is the home of Blank Rome, InterMedia Partners, Regus, and Troutman Sanders. The location was designed in an Art Deco style and completed in 1930.
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The Frick Collection features a variety of exhibits from past painters and sculptors from around the world. The location offers lectures, school visits, studio programs, courses and conversations, and concerts.
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42nd Street and Park Avenue, New York City, NY 10017
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Approximately 21,600,000 people visit Grand Central Terminal each year making it the sixth most visited tourist attraction in the world, and it is the largest such facility in the world having 44 platforms that service 67 subway tracks. The facility also has 68 shops and 35 places to eat.