Read your way through cozy season! Whether you’re an adult or a kid, this exciting challenge encourages you to explore new books, try different genres, and make time for reading.
Volunteers from the Longmont Genealogical Society offer their time, knowledge, and assistance to the public on the last Saturday each month.
Practice English conversation with others in an informal, conversational setting. Some English experience suggested, but all welcome.
Join us for a screening of The Librarians, a powerful 2025 documentary directed by Kim A. Snyder.
Play Loteria Mexicana once a month in this bilingual and family-friendly program. All ages are welcome!
Culturally diverse stories, songs, and movement in English and Spanish for birth to 5 years old.
Open play time for birth-4-year-olds and their caregivers. Monday All Ages Stay & Play happens right after Bilingual Storytime.
Come pick up a free craft kit while supplies last on every first Monday of the month! Crafts are designed for children in preschool - 2nd grade.
Drop-in on Mondays at 6 pm for a thoughtful, intentional and inclusive space to gather around the art and craft of writing.
A fun and lively storytime with books, songs, movement just for toddlers. Build fine motor and early literacy skills with us!
Open play time for 2 to 3-year olds and their caregivers. Tuesday Toddler Stay & Play happens right after Toddler Storytime.
First Tuesdays every month our teen room will be completely silent so you can focus as much as needed.
Open chess evenings are informal and there will be basic instruction on how to play. We also have plenty of books about playing and the history of the game.
Calling all D&D lovers! 6th – 12th graders who have some experience playing Dungeons & Dragons are invited to come and play friendly campaigns.
Ideal for infants to age 2 and their grownup! Enjoy 20 minutes of short stories, songs, rhymes, bouncing, and fun.
Open play time for birth through 2-year-olds and their caregivers. Wednesday Baby Stay & Play happens right after Baby Storytime.
Best for 1st-2nd graders. Practice working with peers, explore your creativity, and exercise critical thinking skills.
This teen program is a fun way to learn about Japanese culture and meet new friends who love Anime.
