Teen Writers’ Group
Write from a prompt to get warmed up, and then have free time to work on a piece of personal writing (and/or drawing for our visual storytellers). Pizza will be served!
City of Longmont events
City of Longmont events
Write from a prompt to get warmed up, and then have free time to work on a piece of personal writing (and/or drawing for our visual storytellers). Pizza will be served!
Enjoy stories, songs, movement, and a hands-on craft while building social-emotional, early literacy, and fine motor skills.
Get to know other language learners while practicing conversations in Spanish or English.
Wind down and explore the vibrant, flowing beauty of alcohol markers in this fun and relaxing color design and technique class.
Meet us upstairs in the Unquiet Study Area for a different, beginner-friendly craft each month.
Taking inspiration from Frida Kahlo, a diverse panel of Colorado women artists explore what it means to make art while inhabiting bodies that are often politicized, scrutinized, celebrated, or misunderstood.
A 30-minute storytime designed for children of all ages and their grown-ups every Friday morning.
Open play time ideal for birth through 4-year-olds and their caregivers. Friday Stay & Play happens right after All Ages Friday Storytime.
Stop by the Longmont Public Library and enjoy the ambient curated cello music by renowned cellist Julian Bennett.
For nearly a decade, LAPOMPE has been entertaining and delighting audiences in Colorado with their eclectic combination of gypsy swing, blues and soulful originals.
Practice English conversation with others in an informal, conversational setting. Some English experience suggested, but all welcome.
Join us as we share picture books, move, dance and sing together every Saturday morning! All storytimes require a dedicated adult caregiver remain in the storytime room.
Expert librarians and archivists from CU Boulder will share practical guidance for caring for your personal archives and ensuring they can be enjoyed for generations to come.
Practice American Sign Language in an interactive, intergenerational setting. Children 5 years old and up can come with their parent or caregiver to practice ASL vocabulary, games, and stories.