City of Longmont events
NSF NCAR scientist Kelly Werner explores how researchers around the world use these community-developed models to better understand our changing planet and how collaboration helps improve their accuracy and capabilities.
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.
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.
Enjoy an afternoon of romance at the Longmont Library. Meet local romance authors, buy their books and get them signed.
Watch the documentary with us! Our May 22 Film Screening of Free for All: The Public Library is open for registration.
Play Lotería with us! This is a family-friendly, bilingual, all ages program! You do not need to know Spanish in order to play.
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.
In this arts and health workshop, tweens (3rd-5th graders) will brainstorm the "ingredients" it takes to develop and grow healthy friendships using theatre and movement games and visual art.
Drop-in on Mondays at 6 pm for a thoughtful, intentional and inclusive space to gather around the art and craft of writing.
Explore a variety of activities, such as watercolor painting, learning about astrology, reading tarot cards, and more. Supplies and instructions will be provided.
Join us at a City Council meeting.
The Library sets up a table at O.U.R. Center once a month to share information, resources, and help people get Library cards.
