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In the early days of the pandemic, Kirsten D. Levingston had a glass of wine with dinner. Those days are over.

Dance schools and studios have struggled during the time of COVID-19, but are moving forward with different techniques.

Local schools, including Glenfield Middle School, MKA and MSU, are finding ways to address arts instruction creatively during COVID. 

Oratorio Society of New Jersey will hold an outdoor, in-person, live choral rehearsal on Tuesday, Sept. 15, at 6:30 p.m. Masks required.

Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey uses pre-reserved, widely spaced pods and painted Xs to ensure safety for their charming short plays.

Restorative Justice workshops have continued on Zoom since lockdown. Participants say RJ makes a difference.

The Harmony Concert, which is totally produced and organized by teens, will take place online on Thursday, July 16, at 7 p.m.

In the wake of ongoing protests around the world sparked by the death of George Floyd, the "America to Me: Real Talk Montclair" initiative that was launched March 1 in Montclair has taken on a broader scope, with a more urgent sense of purpose.

Tomorrow, Wednesday, June 10, at 4 p.m., Restorative Justice Montclair will co-host a discussion titled "How to Talk to Children about Race and Racism," via Zoom.   “As educators, community leaders, and human beings, it is our obligation to continue to engage in these important conversations,” Gayl Shepard, Restorative Justice Coordinator for the Montclair School District, who will moder

By ROBIN WOODS For Montclair Local Robin Woods is a local girl-about-town, writing about activities, stores, restaurants, and interesting people that catch her eye. She's written memoirs and personal essays as well as music and fashion columns for various New York City newspapers...