Art & Sip: Needle Felted Poppies
Discover the art of sculpting with wool as you make beautiful three-dimensional needle felted poppy flowers.
City of Longmont events
City of Longmont events
Discover the art of sculpting with wool as you make beautiful three-dimensional needle felted poppy flowers.
Join Longmont’s own Bonnie & Taylor Sims as they gather singer-songwriter friends (new and old) for an intimate evening of original American roots music accompanied by some conversation on the fine art of songwriting.
The Longmont Museum takes the show on the road with a special, free pop-up concert in Carr Park in celebration of Juneteenth featuring The Reminders.
The Denver-based queer soul and jazz collective DOGTAGS is built around the real-life relationship of founders Regi Worles and Michael Merola.
This Latinx alternative rock and hiphop band from Denver is making waves with their fusion of Latin reggaeton, Spanglish lyrics, rock and hip-hop.
Known for their driving rhythms and innovative approaches to the traditional music of Eastern Europe, this 11-piece brass band brings the sounds of the Old World to the Rocky Mountains.
Mollie O’Brien and Rich Moore blend rich harmonies, masterful musicianship, and a deep love of American roots music into performances that feel both intimate and timeless.
An internationally-acclaimed Zimbabwean musician, singer and songwriter, Blessing is celebrated for his electrifying stage presence and remarkable talent as a multi-instrumentalist.
Paying homage to the greats like Hank Williams and Loretta Lynn, Road Pony brings the classic country heat with a fresh spin.
Create a cozy autumn scene in wool! In this beginner friendly needle felting class, students will learn basic felting techniques while crafting a colorful picture of autumn trees set against a bright blue sky.
Join Longmont’s own Bonnie & Taylor Sims as they gather up some singer-songwriter friends (new and old) for an intimate evening of original music and conversation on the fine art of songwriting.
Celebrate color, culture and creativity in this watercolor class inspired by the vibrant fruit paintings of Frida Kahlo.
Join us for a repeat performance of one of BIFF’s most popular programs, featuring short films by filmmakers from across the globe as selected for inclusion in the 2026 Boulder International Film Festival.
Explore playful approaches to landscape painting and mark making in this relaxed class. We will use watercolor, gel pens and markers to create an idyllic scene of green rolling hills.
Fronted by Kalyn Rose Heffernan—a wheelchair-using, profanely queer and tiny rapper—and backed by Greggy on drums, the band combines humor, playful irreverence, and an undeniable love for the groove with an absolutely face-shredding live show.
The Longmont Museum is honored to offer another opportunity to experience Come See Me In The Good Light, a film that captures the poignant and unexpectedly funny love story of local poets Andrea Gibson and Megan Falley as they face an incurable cancer diagnosis with joy, wit and an unshakable partnership.
Learn to blend bold florals with expressive portrait elements to celebrate identity, resilience and self-expression. Leave with a striking, Frida-inspired piece that reflects your own story.
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.
Learn the basics of cross stitch while creating an adorable tiny ghost! You’ll stitch a simple spooky design while learning essential techniques like reading a pattern, making clean stitches, and finishing your piece.
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.