This Week in Longmont- November 18-24, 202
This Week in Longmont- November 18-24, 202
Council Catch-Up
Review-November 12, 2024 (Regular Session)
- A request to waive Development Fees for the Inn Between of Longmont, Inc. Wesley Townhomes Project
- Ordinances for vacation of several easements across town.
- Council will also issue a Proclamation Designating November 2024, As “NextLight Birthday Month” In Longmont, Colorado.
Preview- November 19, 2024 (Regular Session)
- the Vance Brand Airport
- Introduction To Urban Design Standards
- and Amending Chapter 11 Of The Longmont Municipal Code Concerning Utilizing An Automated Vehicle Identification System
Make a beautiful abstract paper-collage that references the shape and color palette of the ever-recognizable LEGO brick in this class inspired by the Longmont Museum’s LEGO exhibition. Sessions at both 4 pm and 6:30 pm on Thursday, Nov. 21. Learn more and register at the Longmont Museum website or call 303-651-8374.
Film at the Museum: “Mon Oncle” (1958)
Join the Longmont Museum Thursday, Nov. 21 at 7 pm for Jacques Tati’s “Mon Oncle,” a masterpiece of design. Deft, elusive, full of heart, the film earned an Academy Award. Slapstick prevails when Monsieur Hulot is set loose in his brother-in-law’s ultramodern home. Tickets at the
Longmont Museum websiteor 303-651-8374.
The Longmont Ice Pavilion opens on Friday, November 22. This outdoor rink in Roosevelt Park (725 8th Ave.) offers skating, hockey and lessons. Private rentals are available for special events. Reservations are required for hockey, but not for open skating. Details at the Ice Pavilion webpage or call 303-651-8404.
The Longmont Library has activities for grade schoolers and teens (including a Moana 2 Party, Teen Bingo, LEGO builds and more) on Tuesday and Wednesday, November 26 and 27, then it closes at 5 pm on Wednesday, and reopens on Saturday. See all library events at the Library Calendar or call 303-651-8472.
Even as temps drop, your trees and plants still need your care. Water trees and shrubs once a month if there’s been less than an inch of rain or snow. Moist soil helps protect roots from freezing and keeps them healthy through winter! Learn how to winterize your yard at CSU Extension. Learn more at the Healthy Tree webpage.
The City of Longmont Waste Services’ collection schedules will be one day early during the Thanksgiving Holiday week. All bins should be out on the curb before 7 am and remain out until they are picked up. If you have questions or your collection was missed, call 303-651-8416 and Longmont Waste Services staff will schedule a time to pick up your collection. To see the full schedule change table, visit Thanksgiving Collection webpage. Want a reminder? Sign up for the Waste Services App.
The third phase of Longmont’s Universal Recycling Ordinance (URO) will begin implementation on January 1, 2025, requiring organics (composting) collection for food wholesalers, distributers, manufacturers, and grocery stores. The City is offering financial assistance and other support for compliance. Learn more at the URO Info page or call 303-651-8416 or email sustainability@longmontcolorado.gov.
You’re invited to take a survey about our local workforce, career opportunities and related quality of life. The survey is conducted by the Longmont Economic Development Partnership (EDP), the City of Longmont, and other community partners. Please help them ensure Longmont remains competitive and desirable as a place to work and/or live. Take the Workforce Survey online and respond by 12/31/24. Questions? Please contact EDP at 303-651-0128.