Montclair Art: From Frames to Fine Art, Dance Icons, Tiny Galleries and Colbert's Next Act

Back by demand: It’s our second deep dive into the world of Montclair arts: bigger, bolder, and possibly haunted.  

• Dance phenom Sharron Miller takes us from flat feet to Broadway, and back to Montclair where she’s mentored generations of dancers at her namesake academy. 
• The Montclair Dance Festival has arrived. Hear from founder Donna Scro Samori about its community roots and big dreams.
• Step into Ria Frame Shop x Art Gallery, where frames meet fine art. Owner Ria Mulvey shares how her dual business helps emerging artists and protects pieces from $5 to $500,000.
• We visit Tiny Gallery, a network of mini exhibitions that’s turning heads and stopping dog-walkers in their tracks.
• Co-host Alex Pavljuk of the Montclair Art Museum and host of Maybe, Actually, Museums Are For Me, joins us again with stories from inside the museum—including a new ghost sighting, summer discounts, and fall preview of Tom Nussbaum: But Wait, There’s More.

Plus, in the news:

– Bellevue Theatre gets a second act

– Farewell to Colbert on CBS

– QuickChek closes, Milk & Mayhem opens

– And Mike’s birthday gets wrecked by a rogue tow truck

Listen now, and check out more at montclairpod.com

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