MONTCLAIR ART MUSEUM INVITES PRESS ON FRIDAY TO TWO EVENTS
MONTCLAIR ART MUSEUM INVITES PRESS ON FRIDAY TO TWO EVENTS
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Preview New Exhibitions by Day and Attend First Ever Public Art Party by Night
WHAT
The Montclair Art Museum invites members of the media on Friday to experience Nadia Myre: Analog/ues and Kate Dodd: You’re Invited! Preview access may be scheduled for September 18 by contacting [email protected] or calling (973) 259-5134.
Join the community that evening at the Museum’s highly anticipated Public Art Party. Attendees will experience a vibrant block party atmosphere with music, drinks, and access to the galleries after hours. The event is free and all ages welcome.
HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE
House music DJ: An all-vinyl house music dance party spun live by April of Eighty-Six’d the Magazine.
Live Artist Demonstration and Giveaways: Live screen printing and the first 100 guests will receive a complimentary limited-edition artist screen print, plus other cool giveaways.
Free Bar: An open bar featuring alcoholic and non-alcoholic selections (must be 21+ to drink, IDs checked at the door).
After-Hours Access: Free evening access to the Museum’s newest exhibitions.
WHEN
Friday, September 18, 2026
Daytime Exhibition Access: 12–5 p.m. ET (email or call to schedule)
Public Art Party: 6–8 p.m. ET (media check-in is by general check-in)
WHERE
Montclair Art Museum
3 South Mountain Ave, Montclair, NJ 07042
Media interested in covering the event, capturing photography/video, or interviewing the artists or curators should contact [email protected] or call (973) 259-5134 in advance.
About the Montclair Art Museum
The Montclair Art Museum (MAM) is Northern New Jersey’s premier public arts institution, a civic anchor, and a vibrant cultural hub presenting dynamic exhibitions, public programs, studio art classes, group tours, and community partnerships that spark creativity, collaboration, and conversation. MAM was established in 1914 with significant collections of historical and contemporary American and Native American art. Today, the Museum maintains its commitment to emerging, underrepresented, and regional artists with a renowned collection of more than 14,000 works. The MAM School of Art welcomes all ages and abilities year-round for award-winning educational programming and accessibility initiatives, including classes, workshops, and camps. MAM is a gathering place and community catalyst that invites dialogue, empowers all voices, embraces creative expression, and fosters belonging, connection, and awe.