Voices of Change: Stories of Migration & Music
Monologists perform personal stories about immigration accompanied by violin, and musical response.
City of Longmont events
City of Longmont events
Monologists perform personal stories about immigration accompanied by violin, and musical response.
Join us for a panel discussion with the organization's founders as they look back on the 45-year history of El Comité and the essential role it continues to play today in championing the rights of Longmont's Latino and immigrant communities.
Explore more about these challenges with Outlaw Production Collective’s program, Books on the Chopping Block, a 60-minute program of readings from the ALA’s Top Ten Most Challenged Books of 2024.
Dr. Kelley Barsanti will discuss her work in the Los Angeles Basin during and after the COVID-19 pandemic, as well as decadal trends in urban air quality based on long-term and historic measurements.
Join us for a Library @ the Museum talk with New York Times bestselling author Stephen Graham Jones. Talk presented by the Longmont Public Library.
Special screening of Rocky Mountain PBS’ Colorado Experience program on the KKK followed by a conversation with Patty Limerick and Curator of History Elizabeth Beaudoin
Artificial intelligence has arrived and by all accounts is on the verge of radically transforming the way we all live, work, and play.
Join us for an exploration of America’s unique brand of nostalgia and the cost we pay for romanticizing our history.
From the branches of government and our system of checks and balances to public service and free and fair elections, join us for a mini-refresher course on just how this whole representative democracy thing works.
Join us for a documentary film on the Citizen CATE 2024 mission, which united communities across the U.S. to capture more than 47,000 images of our Sun’s outer atmosphere during a total solar eclipse, followed by conversation.
America has been home to a multitude of utopian and intentional communities since its founding, many of which were formed right here in Colorado, including Dearfield, Piñon, Greeley, and even our own Longmont.
Join us for the inspiring story of Carmen Castillo, an immigrant Dominican in Providence, Rhode Island who wins a seat on City Council, taking her advocacy for low-income workers from the margins to city politics while balancing her day job as a hotel housekeeper.
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.
What does it mean to be “Latino” in Boulder County?