Library Programs & Events
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Film Screening of Free for All: The Public Library
Thursday, May 15, 6-7:30 pm at the City Council Chambers. A documentary about the history and impact of public libraries. From stories about the pioneers of the “Free Library Movement” to today’s librarians facing challenges like book bans and closures, this film shows why libraries matter. Free to attend, bring a friend!
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April 28: Author Talk Laura Pritchett
Known for championing the complex and contemporary West and giving voice to the working class, Pritchett’s work has appeared in the LA Times, NY Times, Salon, Terrain, and more. She directs the MFA in Nature Writing at WCU. Hear her talk and speak about her new novel, Three Keys.
No matter what you’re in to — books, crafts, author talks, practicing a new language, playing games — the Longmont Library has events for everyone from birth to 99 years old! Click on the buttons below to view events and programs for a specific age group or view the full calendar of events for the Library.
All the Library’s programs are free unless otherwise noted thanks to the generous funding provided by the Friends of the Longmont Library.
If you require reasonable accommodation to attend a program, please contact the Library at 303-651-8470 at least two weeks prior to the event.
Computer & Tech Classes
Learn software, social media, online tools and more during the Library's free classes.
Outreach Programs
The Longmont Library is coming to place near you! Check out all the Library's outreach programming.
ELL (English Language Learning)
Browse Library events created specifically for anyone learning the English language.