Veterans Day is an observed city holiday on Nov. 11.
Services and facility hours may be impacted.
City of Longmont events
Veterans Day is an observed city holiday on Nov. 11.
Services and facility hours may be impacted.
We will feature multiple multiplayer games on different platforms for adults, once a month.
Before you can use the Library's 3D printer, you must complete an orientation to learn basic operation. Once orientation is over, you'll be ready to start printing!
Get to know other language learners while practicing conversations in Spanish or English.
Participants will be asked to complete a brief reading and then join us to discuss readings from “Great Books of the Western World,” compiled by Mortimer J. Adler.
Join us on the fourth Thursday of each month for Board Game Night! Play one of ours or bring your own.
This book group discusses a different classic short work of philosophy or an excerpt from a longer work.
This event is designed for anyone interested in learning about the traditions, purpose, and meaning behind a powwow.
Practice English conversation with others in an informal, conversational setting. Some English experience suggested, but all welcome.
Drop-in on Mondays at 6 pm for a thoughtful, intentional and inclusive space to gather around the art and craft of writing.
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.
Volunteers from the Longmont Genealogical Society offer their time, knowledge, and assistance to the public on the last Saturday each month.
Drop-in on Mondays at 6 pm for a thoughtful, intentional and inclusive space to gather around the art and craft of writing.
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.
Practice English conversation with others online via Zoom. Conversations are guided by Library volunteers.
Get to know other language learners while practicing conversations in Spanish or English.
Participants will be asked to complete a brief reading and then join us to discuss readings from “Great Books of the Western World,” compiled by Mortimer J. Adler.
The Way Out is a testament to our enduring fascination with the outdoors and a sobering reminder of its unforgiving power.