City of Longmont events
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.
LevelUp Longmont's featured event takes place live in the Museum's Stewart Auditorium: a Street Fighter 6 tournament for pre-registered players ages 13 and up. Registration opens Aug. 15 and closes Aug. 29 at 11:59 pm. Limited to 16.
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.
Teens can try a different cozy crafts each month.
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.
Compete, cooperate and collaborate on our Nintendo Switch featuring a selection of games for 4-8 players.
A three-part summer series gives teens a calm space to relax and enjoy simple, creative activities.
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.
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.
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!
Compete, cooperate and collaborate on our Nintendo Switch featuring a selection of games for 4-8 players.
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.
Join Clerk Molly Fitzpatrick to explore how Boulder County and Colorado’s election model are designed to be both accessible and secure.
