Events in Longmont

Longmont - Meet at GE Vernova

This supported, no-drop group ride keeps cyclists together with assistance available throughout. Bring a bike, a helmet, and water or your preferred hydration, along with the energy sources you rely on for longer efforts. Plan to arrive early, especially if your bike might need maintenance or adjustments, because all rides depart at the indicated times.

Monday Burger Night

Monday Burger Night supports the Auxiliary’s mission to assist Veterans, service members, and their families. Funds raised help provide education, youth leadership opportunities, grants for veterans, art therapy, and other meaningful programs. Sincere thanks to everyone whose support makes these efforts possible.

Your Stage

Take the stage at Bootstrap Brewing for an open stage hosted by Denny Driscoll. Reserve a 30-minute slot in advance at Longmont’s longest-running open stage and share your act. An emcee, PA, and a dedicated sound engineer are provided so you can focus on performing. Bring a thumb drive to have your set recorded, and use the setup to capture video of your performance. Each member receives a complimentary beer.

FREE Line Dance Lesson (Every 2nd and 4th Monday)

Enjoy a lively evening of line dancing designed for everyone, from first-time learners to seasoned dancers. The atmosphere centers on easy-to-follow steps, upbeat music, and plenty of energy. It is open to all ages, and no partner is needed.

Life Drawing- Monday nights

A weekly life drawing session at the Firehouse, presented in collaboration with Art of Modeling. This open-studio experience features a mix of quick gestures and longer poses, allowing artists to practice in their own style without instruction. Chairs and tables are provided, and while charcoal and paper are available, supplies are limited, so bringing personal drawing or water-based materials and a personal easel is recommended. Participants are asked to clean their workspace at the end. Capacity is limited, and discounted pricing is available for Firehouse Artist members. Doors open shortly before the session and close shortly after it begins. Models are scheduled through Art of Modeling, and substitutions may occur based on availability.

Work from Hooptie

Hooptie offers a place to get work done with reliable Wi-Fi, hot coffee, and company that beats working alone on the couch. Bring a laptop, enjoy a French press from Traction Coffee with a snack, and later cap it with a pint. Work side by side with others to practice body doubling and stay focused throughout the day. Well behaved coworkers are welcome.

Drop-in Writers Group

Come join other writers in a thoughtful, intentional, and inclusive environment to explore the art and craft of writing. This group celebrates creativity and works toward achievable goals together.

Open Mic

At Bricks on Main Longmont, an open mic invites performers to sign up in person to secure a spot on the list. After signups, live music begins and continues for the duration of the event.

Heaven & Earth Qigong - Beginner

Designed for newcomers and those continuing to grow their practice, this beginner session centers on the Heaven and Earth two-movement set. Gentle, flowing exercises help release areas of tension, support healthy blood flow, nourish the joints, and circulate qi throughout the body. A new student special is offered, with the first session free for any beginner or intermediate class and no preregistration required. The focus is on keeping Tai Chi, Qigong, and meditation accessible to all.

Snacks & Cooking

This culinary adventure allows participants to create various snacks and dishes. Attendees can bond as they enjoy their food creations together. A small lunch/snack is provided daily, and participants should bring their own water bottle.

Open Mic Night

At Grossen Bart Craft Brewery, the open mic creates an easygoing atmosphere as the taproom becomes a stage for local performers and first timers. Participants share their work while guests enjoy a mix of voices from the community.

Crafting Conversations

This after-school event brings school-age children and their parents together for engaging craft activities that encourage meaningful conversations and strengthen family connections.

Cats & Calligraphy

Explore modern calligraphy in a relaxed, beginner-friendly workshop led by Hilary of Lettered & Local at Elevated Cat Café in Longmont. Learn foundational strokes, build letters, and connect them into words, then get guidance on starting your own projects along with tips for practicing at home. Adoptable cats will be roaming the space, adding a cozy and playful vibe throughout the class. All supplies are included and yours to take home so you can keep creating after the workshop. Elevated Cat Café is a nonprofit that provides a comfortable home for cats awaiting adoption. Tickets are $65, and $6 from each ticket supports the cats’ care, covering essentials like food, litter, toys, and daily attention. Seating is limited to keep the experience comfortable for both people and cats. This session suits cat lovers, creative beginners, and anyone interested in a unique, low-pressure creative experience.

Play with Clay

Enjoy a relaxed, creative session at the Firehouse Art Center Ceramics Studio designed for anyone interested in working with clay by hand. Friendly demos support beginners, and those with experience can focus on their own projects. The fee is 15 dollars and includes up to 5 pounds of clay plus bisque firing for the pieces you make. After firing, you can take your work home to paint or bring it to a future session to add glaze. Projects are limited to handbuilding. Glaze tickets cover glaze only, not clay. Participants 14 and under must attend with a paid, participating adult. As this class often sells out, cancellations require at least 48 hours notice for a refund.

The Montster Mash - Group Bike Ride!

A weekly social group ride loops around Longmont, starting from the shop, with the focus squarely on fun. All bikes and all riders are welcome, and the pace is no drop. Typical routes cover about 8 to 20 miles and include a midway stop to relax, catch up with friends, meet new people, or enjoy a beverage. The route is mostly on bike paths with a few optional singletrack sections. While designed with adults in mind, kids may participate at a parent’s discretion. Bring lights and BYOB, and expect a lively party atmosphere. Plans are weather dependent, and updates will be posted if conditions are poor.

Foundational Qigong - Beginner

Discover qigong from the ground up in a beginner class focused on essential skills and a solid foundation. Sessions highlight relaxation and a stronger connection to your body, aiming to help you notice benefits from your very first visit. A New Student Special is available, providing a free first session for one beginner or intermediate class at the Colorado Training Center, and no pre-registration is required. The program is dedicated to making Tai Chi, Qigong, and Meditation accessible to everyone.

Community Breast Ultrasound Screening

Take a proactive step in breast health with a community ultrasound screening from HerScan at The Vein Connoisseurs PLLC event meeting room. Ultrasound can significantly enhance detection, especially for dense breast tissue, and can reveal abnormalities that may not be seen with mammography or physical exams. Appointments are designed to be fast, affordable, and convenient. The exam is painless, involves no radiation, is compatible with implants, and is interpreted by a radiologist, and no prescription is required. Each appointment includes imaging of both breasts and the underarm area, plus the radiologist’s reading, for a total of $295, a service valued as high as $1,100.

Wedding Industry Networking Event

Wedding professionals in and around Longmont are invited to a free networking meetup at Bricks on Main Longmont. Planners, DJs, caterers, florists, photographers, venue teams and other wedding industry specialists can connect over breakfast, take part in introductions, and exchange business cards. This kickoff gathering aims to gauge interest in forming the Longmont Wedding Association, which would organize events, promote members, and help couples planning in the area find the resources they need. This will be an ongoing series that rotates among different host venues, with opportunities to sign up to host future meetings. For questions, contact organizer Jennifer Ferguson of Wonder Tours Transportation at jennifer@wondertours.com.

"Hub and Spoke" Business Networking Group in Longmont

Winner’s Circle in Longmont is partnering with local business leader Mark Solomon on a recurring networking series that brings several business communities together in one place. The format begins with a concise 20-minute business briefing covering practical topics such as leadership, sales strategy, hiring, and community impact. After the briefing, participants move into focused breakout tables where veteran-owned businesses, women-owned businesses, nonprofit organizations, and general entrepreneurs, including existing businesses and startups, can exchange ideas, share resources, and build connections. The series is hosted by venue owners Leslie and Adam Schubert alongside Solomon, with a shared goal of easing networking fatigue by consolidating multiple groups into a single gathering. It is free to attend, and lunch and drinks are available for purchase. Registration is open to the public with no membership required and no exclusivity. Winner’s Circle also features arcade games, duckpin bowling, digital axe throwing, gamified mini-golf, and a full-service restaurant and bar for those who want to extend their visit.

Colorado Pint Day

As part of Colorado Pint Day, there is a special offer featuring Pumphouse beer. Enjoy a Pumphouse pour with the Colorado Pint Day pint glass for $10, or choose the glass on its own for $5. Purchases are limited to two per person and are available only while supplies last. This long-running celebration brings beer enthusiasts to participating breweries for limited edition glassware, and $1 from every glass sold supports the Colorado Brewers Guild and its efforts to champion independent craft breweries across Colorado.

Karaoke Night

Take the Bricks Main Stage and be the headliner at karaoke night.

Bricks on Main

Colorado's premier Beastie Boys tribute delivers tight, faithful renditions of favorites from classic albums including License to Ill, Paul's Botique, and Ill Communication.

Bloom and Frost: Sugar Cookie Decorating Class

Decorate sugar cookies at a hands-on class at Sweetflower, a floral destination. The experience includes 1.5 hours of decorating, a mini plant surprise, and a 10 percent shop discount coupon. Availability is limited.

Daniel Pouse

Colorado Mountain Kava in Longmont, Colorado presents live music featuring soulful versions of familiar songs. The venue serves a variety of kava and kratom beverages made with quality ingredients to enjoy alongside the performance.

Beers, bikes, and buddies!!! Every Thursday night!

A relaxed bikes and brews gathering in Longmont meets at 300 Suns. This second location offers parking, craft beers along with nonalcoholic choices, and a kitchen serving food. Participants can bring their bikes, their appetite, and stories to share, with the hope of growing into a large community bike night for the area.

Mocktails & Momos

Enjoy an adults-only pottery painting night that serves as a cheerful lead-up to Mother’s Day. This Crackpots Foodie Event blends creative time with comforting flavors, featuring freshly steamed momos, also known as dumplings, from Colorado Dumpling and handcrafted mocktails by Juniper Goods. Crackpots will share a simple project demonstration to spark ideas, and participants are welcome to paint their own designs as well. Finished pieces will be ready for pickup in time for Mother’s Day, offering a relaxed setting for creativity and connection.

Full Throttle Yoga at Collision Brewing - Live and Online

Collision Brewing Company teams up with Full Throttle Yoga for an all-levels class available in person and online. This contribution-based session takes place on the patio when the weather allows and moves indoors if needed. No advance registration is required. Bring a yoga mat and get ready for an energetic practice. After class, participants receive buy one, get one beers.

Bingo Bongo

A lighthearted evening of bingo hosted by Jared brings friendly competition and plenty of laughs. Mark your cards, root for lucky streaks, and celebrate a winning card with a crisp lager.

The Rachel Alena Band

Sunny-spirited acoustic roots set the tone as this tight-knit four-piece blends Americana, blues, and classic rock into an energetic set. The Rachel Alena Band has topped the bill at the Cherry Creek Chalk Festival and taken the stage at the Boulder Theater and Oskar Blues, sharing bills with GRAMMY winner Ruthie Foster and Nashville icon Jimmy Hall. Look for a mix of original tunes and familiar favorites, delivered with acoustic soul and extra bite. Food and drinks are available from Miss Krissy's Bistro. Limited table reservations for groups of two to ten can be arranged in advance for $10 per seat by emailing misskrissysbistro@gmail.com. Please watch for a confirmation email and direct any questions there. Availability is limited. Most shows are free, and any ticketed performance will be clearly labeled. Outside food and beverages, including water bottles, are not permitted.

WhipKey at Bootstrap!

A nostalgic night at the Boot showcases timeless hits you may have forgotten, including songs by Styx, REO, The Beatles, Billy Joel, and more. Expect an easygoing evening filled with familiar tunes.

Red Robin Showcase & Fundraiser 🕺

A showcase and fundraiser at Red Robin in Longmont, Colorado pairs a live performance with dinner. When guests dine, 20 percent is donated to support programming.

Rhythmic PlayShop

This interactive, beginner friendly percussion class in Longmont offers a supportive space to explore rhythm. Participants try a range of instruments such as bells, wood blocks, shakers, and frame drums, discovering how each voice fits within a shared groove. The material draws inspiration from the musical traditions of Mali and Guinea, presenting rhythms as living cycles that connect people through sound, movement, and shared experience. Step by step guidance helps newcomers build confidence, timing, coordination, and a steady sense of pulse. Children and adults are welcome, and no previous musical background is required. Sessions highlight how different parts interlock to form cohesive patterns, strengthening listening skills and a solid musical foundation. This is a drop in class with a cost of $20. By the end of a session, participants are not only playing patterns, they are contributing to a communal rhythm.

Tai Chi: Wu Style Short Form - Beginner & Intermediate

Tai Chi offers benefits for health, balance, stress relief, power, longevity, and enjoyment. Its gentle, flowing movements exercise the whole body and support the smooth circulation of qi. This class focuses on the Wu Style Short Form and supports two experience levels. Beginners learn the sequence from foundational steps, while those who already know the form expand precision and depth as Craig introduces refinements that enhance technique and results. Open to both beginner and intermediate participants. New students may attend one beginner or intermediate class at the Colorado Training Center at no cost, and no advance registration is required. The Colorado Training Center seeks to make Tai Chi, Qigong, and Meditation accessible to everyone, with classes already in progress.

Thoughtfulness Thursday Meditation

Experience The Max Meditation System™, a method that blends ancient wisdom with modern science to support deeper relaxation, sharper focus, and mental clarity. It is suitable for newcomers as well as seasoned meditators and may also help with better sleep, less stress, and relief from physical discomfort or illness. Sessions are held in person on the first and third Thursdays and online via Zoom on the second and fourth Thursdays. Registration is required at least two hours in advance. Private sessions are available. The cost is $10.

Sage & Aera and more

The Spotlight series at The Times Collaborative pairs a nationally touring act with a local performer in a Longmont listening room. This edition presents Sage & Aera alongside Antonio Lopez.

Craft Storytime

Enjoy stories, songs, and movement, plus participate in a hands-on craft activity. This event helps build social-emotional skills, early literacy, and fine motor skills. While its open to all ages, the crafting portion is best suited for preschoolers. A dedicated adult caregiver must remain in the storytime room, caregiver interaction during storytime is essential for children’s abilities to learn and grow. The program is generously supported by the Friends of the Longmont Library.

Boulder Potters' Guild Spring Show and Sale

A spring sale is taking place, and the schedule also features an artist reception. It offers a welcoming way to mark the season.

April Community Gathering Circle

A welcoming Community Gathering Circle invites people of all backgrounds. Held about once a month with rotating creative themes, the circle uses a restorative format that can be tailored for most groups and people of any age. This gathering takes place at BRITE Collaborative, previously known as LCJP.

Antonio Lopez and more

Antonio Lopez takes the stage for The Soundpost Sessions at The Times Collaborative, joined by Sage and Aera. Designed to support Colorado’s music community, the series centers on intimate performances that invite close listening in a high quality sound setting.

Happy Hour

Every beverage is discounted by $1 during happy hour. Arriving by bike or stopping in for bike service qualifies you for $2 off the first drink, and any pours after that continue at $1 off for the remainder of happy hour.

First Friday Makers' Markets on Fourth Ave

This free, family and dog friendly market series features games, music, food trucks, local alcohol vendors, independent makers, artists, and small businesses. The setting is welcoming and walkable, making it an easy outing for all ages and their four legged companions. Designed as a seasonal, monthly, community centered series, it aims to bring people together to shop local and small and to strengthen connections with the neighborhood and downtown.

Sabotage - Beastie Boys Tribute

Bricks on Main Longmont hosts a high-energy tribute to the Beastie Boys, with Colorado musicians delivering faithful takes on favorites from albums like License to Ill, Paul’s Boutique, and Ill Communication. Expect standout stage presence with a rock and roll edge. Food and drinks are available from Miss Krissy’s Bistro. A limited number of table reservations are available in advance for parties of two to ten at $10 per seat by email, subject to availability. Watch for an email confirmation with reservation details and answers to any questions. Outside food or beverages, including water bottles, are not permitted.

Ten Cent Prophet

A set filled with rock favorites from the 1990s, 2000s, and beyond, delivered by lead vocalist Travis Ross alongside AJ Scifres on keyboards and vocals, Randy McCoy on bass, Mike Dudley on drums, and Mical Coblentz on lead guitar. Together they bring layered harmonies and lively energy to the stage.

MoJazz

MoJazz Trio performs at Abbott & Wallace Distilling in downtown Longmont, bringing live music to the distillery setting.

Opening Day - 2026 Season!

Opening day at Rocky Mountain Pumpkin Ranch marks the start of the growing season, highlighted by the Farm Stand and a curated range of locally grown garden starts. A collaboration with Modern Farmstead brings their products to the site, alongside additional plant starts from other local nurseries for a convenient, all in one selection. Both new and experienced gardeners can browse, ask questions, and gather ideas for the season ahead.

Let's Ride Longmont Weekend

Now in its second year, this weekend celebrates the start of the cycling season with bike-focused activities and savings. Throughout the event, look for special deals on bicycles, merchandise, and parts. Highlights include an exclusive keg tapping, an Explore Longmont ride, and a no-drop cruise open to riders of all abilities.

Re-Grand Opening & Spring Celebration

Celebrate a regrand opening and the arrival of spring at Vintiques Curated Finds & Boutique. The shop has expanded to feature even more vintage treasures, antiques, and boutique items. Enjoy refreshments, take part in door prize drawings and giveaways, and browse special discounts throughout the celebration. A meet and greet will introduce new artisans and vendors who are excited to share their work. It is an opportunity to explore fresh finds, connect with makers, and support a small local business.

Move Mountains Market @ The Mountain Fountain - FIRST FRIDAYS!

Browse a selection of locally made goods that ranges from sourdough and arrangements of fresh flowers to grains grown in the area. For easy pantry refills, bring your own jars, bags, or containers, or use those provided on site. The vendor lineup includes Slupik Mini Farm, NOCO SourdoughBakery, and additional local sellers.

Mead Mavericks vs Timnath Middle-High School

The Mead Mavericks meet Timnath Middle-High School for boys baseball at the freshman, junior varsity, and varsity levels. Each matchup offers a chance to see these programs compete and represent their schools on the diamond.

First Friday Makers Market

Explore a unique mix of area makers and artists alongside independent small businesses in Longmont's downtown at this monthly market. Each month features a new roster of creative vendors, offering something different to discover on every visit.

Pride and Prejudice

Enjoy a performance of Pride and Prejudice. Purchase your tickets online, and your phone is your ticket. There are options for adult, student, and senior general admission.

9 to 5 The Musical

Longmont Theatre Company in Longmont, Colorado presents 9 to 5 The Musical as a live stage production.

Left Hand Beer and Mojomama

Left Hand Beer and Mojomama come together for an open-air jam, with Mojomama performing outside.

Shakedown Street

Wibby Brewing presents Shakedown Street for the annual Run for the Roses, Derby Day Soirée, a celebration of Derby traditions and live music. The festivities carry on throughout the day with a relaxed arrival window, and the headliner takes the stage after the Kentucky Derby concludes. Embrace the spirit with big hats and bow ties, enjoy julep vibes alongside rock and rye, and expect roses in abundance. Create your own flair at a Derby hat decorating station, catch an exclusive viewing of the race, and look for a limited chance to savor whisky served in a teacup. For close to four decades, Shakedown Street has brought the Grateful Dead’s catalog to life with roots in Americana, folk, blues, jazz, rock and roll, and adventurous improvisation. Their performances connect longtime and new fans with the energy of live, in-the-moment music. The band features Peter Czolowski on rhythm guitar and vocals, Edwin Hurwitz on bass, Josh Rosen on lead guitar and vocals, Joel Zeiner on drums and percussion, and Joe Weisiger on keyboards and vocals. This show supports an ongoing food drive that helps feed the local community. Outside alcohol or other beverages are not permitted. A broad selection is available beyond beer, including nonalcoholic choices, gluten free options, boozy slushies, wine, kombucha, cider, seltzer, ginger beer, nitro cold brew coffee, and house made fruited lemonade. Water bottles are welcome but must be empty upon entry, and bags may be subject to search. Seating is first come. Arrive early if you have a preferred spot, choose tables that fit your group, and share when possible. Chairs are not for storage. Seats are held only for large groups coordinating multiple tables or for special needs. Give everyone room on the dance floor and respect personal space. Weather can change quickly, and shade or cover is not guaranteed in all areas, so plan for sun or rain. Performances take place rain or shine, and refunds are not offered. Food will be available from mobile restaurant partners, with additional options to order in. Outside food and drinks are not allowed.

Longmont All Star Jazz Band

The Longmont All Star Jazz Band brings a live set of soft, quiet jazz to The Passenger, with the music unfolding in the bar area. Comprised of standout high school musicians from the greater Boulder County area who are active in their school music programs, the ensemble offers a fun, professional, and challenging environment that develops both musical and interpersonal skills. Through collaboration and improvisation, the All-Stars delve into a variety of styles within the jazz tradition.

The Joe C. Wails Gang

Bootstrap Brewing welcomes the Joe C. Wails Gang back for an evening filled with rock and groove-driven fun.

Matt

Matt brings a live music set to 3rd Shot Pickleball in Longmont, Colorado. Attendees can enjoy the performance with drinks from the bar and food from Chub Burger, creating a laid back atmosphere with music, refreshments, and bites.

Cheers to Flagstaff Auction

An Oz inspired evening awaits at Cheers to Flagstaff, a Wicked themed celebration centered on fun, friendship, and fundraising. Attendees are encouraged to wear emerald or pink, spend time with the Dragon community, and support the school. Tickets are currently on sale.

Something To Say @ St. Vrain Cidery

This relaxed hangout at St. Vrain Cidery is all about spending time together and creating good memories.

Steve and the Cruisers

The Springing into Summer at the Legion Saturday night live music series is open to everyone with no cover charge. Pizza, billiards, and darts are available, along with a reasonably priced selection of beverages. Dance to pop and rock hits from the 60s, 70s, 80s, and beyond, plus new material.

Y2K Sober Spring Rave

RMEQ partners with Dickens Opera House for a Y2K-inspired sober rave featuring old-school beats, a neon glow, and an upbeat focus on connection. Attire ranges from retro to futuristic, with anything in between welcome. Designed for longtime ravers as well as those curious about substance-free dancing, it offers a space to move freely and feel comfortable in your own skin.

Pops Concert: Best of Broadway

This program spotlights soprano Dawna Rae Warren and tenor Miguel Angel Ortega Bañales in an upbeat salute to Broadway. The music ranges from the overture to South Pacific to selections from West Side Story, with additional favorites that make it a family friendly night out.

Front deRanged Improv

Front deRanged brings an improv comedy show to Jesters Dinner Theatre, building every moment from audience suggestions. Expect scenes, spontaneous situations, and quick one-liners that add up to an unscripted and unpredictable performance. The material may include adult themes and strong language, so it is best for adults only. Advance tickets cost $15, with a $20 price on the day of the show. The venue features a full menu of food and drinks, making it easy to enjoy a meal or beverage before the laughs begin.

3rd Annual Volunteer Work Day

This third annual volunteer work day brings people together for a more enjoyable day of work. Registration is open, and early sign-up helps ensure your preferred shirt size. Lunch will be provided courtesy of the Longmont ColoRODans.

City of Longmont & Suavécarclub

Open to all, this gathering offers plenty of food and drinks, a variety of activities, and entertainment with live music and shows. A move-in window is available.

Buckle Series Open Horse Show

The Johnstown Saddle Club hosts a Buckle Series open horse show judged by Kim Madson. Riders can compete in English classes including showmanship, equitation, and show hack, as well as Western classes such as showmanship, horsemanship, pleasure, ranch riding, reining, and the new ranch trail. Age divisions include Leadline, 10 & Under W/T, 8-10, 11-13, 14-18, 19-44, and 45 & over. Daily high points and class ribbons are awarded in each division. Entry fees are $7 per class for members and $10 per class for non-members, plus a $5 office fee. Members who show in both English and Western are eligible for the J-town Show Around overall year-end Highpoint Saddle. Entry forms and patterns are available on the club website.

K9 Demonstration

A demonstration featuring Longmont Police K9s highlights their training and capabilities and the teamwork between the dogs and their handlers. Held at Home Depot, it offers an opportunity to show support for the canine teams.

Strider Balance Bike Race

Little cyclists take center stage at Willow Farm Park as children ages 2 to 5 cruise toward the finish line in a balance bike race made just for them. Bring a child’s balance bike and a helmet, which is required for participation. The fee is $20 per child, and space is limited.

Magick & Maintenance Saturday

A monthly open house centers on caring for body, soul, and spirit with a range of energetic and restorative sessions. Offerings include Energy Healing and Ensophic Reiki, Shamanic Aura Clearing, Tarot readings, crystal readings with crystal blessings, Crystal Healing, Light Infusion, Ancient Gong Healing, Native American Drum Healing, Chakra Awakening, and Tree of Life Awakening. Cord cuttings for negative energy removal are also available. Individual services are $40 each, or choose any three for $100, with cord cuttings priced at $100. Sessions run about 30 minutes, and no appointment is required since walk ins are welcome.

FREE Farm Tours.

It is lambing season at Davis Family Livestock. Sign up through the farm’s website.

Longmont Celebrates Cinco de Mayo 2026

This Cinco de Mayo celebration features food, music, and additional activities. Admission is free for the public, with sales limited to booth spaces. Presented by the Cinco de Mayo Planning Committee.

9 to 5 The Musical

Tickets are available for 9 to 5 The Musical at Longmont Theatre Company in Longmont, Colorado. Select from the available options to experience this production.

An American Empathy Project: HOPE For Longmont Remodel Day

Centered on empathy, this service project focuses on remodeling the Hope for Longmont center. Secular Haven will carry out essential repairs to improve the facility and assist staff and clients.

Produce in the Park

Enjoy a free, walk-up food distribution where no paperwork is required and no questions are asked. Offerings vary with donations and may include fresh fruit and vegetables, prepared deli items, dairy, and baked goods. To support fairness, please bring a standard-size reusable bag and enter the line on arrival. Numbers are given to everyone in line and continue to be distributed throughout the event. Recipients are served in number order and receive a basket to fill with the foods they prefer. A volunteer will help transfer selections from the basket to personal bags at the end of the tables. Anyone wishing for more may rejoin the end of the line for an additional basket, and food will be shared while supplies last. Thank you for supporting this effort and the local community.

Roots and Rhythm

Longmont Chorale closes its season with Roots and Rhythm!, a celebration of Americana, Appalachian, and bluegrass at the Longmont High School auditorium. Special guest band Jerusalem Road powers the music with lively fiddle alongside banjo, mandolin, bass, and percussion, capturing the quick tempos and drive that get feet moving. The program also tips its hat to the genre’s roots, shaped by Scottish dance tunes and jazz influences, for an upbeat experience filled with energy and spirit.

Silly Gooses: Mixed Comedy Mic

A welcoming mixed-format comedy mic returns for spring, now taking place at Pelo’s Deli and Provisions. The event begins with sign ups and continues with a free comedy show. This recurring series also features themed offerings, with improv-focused sets on first Sundays and a free writers workshop on third Sundays. Expect a lighthearted, supportive atmosphere for performers and audiences alike.

Longmont Half & 5k

Choose your challenge in Longmont with two distances to pick from. Take on the half marathon or opt for the 5k, both welcoming to walkers and runners of every ability. As the only half marathon in Longmont, it offers an inviting atmosphere for first-timers and seasoned participants alike.

Pug Meetup

Please note the earlier start time to keep things cooler during the summer. Bring a damp bandana for your dog to help with the heat, and water will be available at the meetup so you can refresh it as needed. Expect a cheerful pug gathering filled with snorts and friendly greetings.

Saddle Series Gymkhana

The Saddle Series Gymkhana features Barrels, Speed Barrels, Flags, Dash, Poles, and Keyhole in that order, plus a new mystery event each month. Exhibition runs are available in every event. Riders compete in age groups that include Leadline, 8 and under, 9 to 11, 12 to 14, 15 to 19, 20 to 34, and 35 and over. Daily high point awards are presented in each age group, and ribbons are awarded for each class and age division. Class fees are $7 for members and $10 for non-members. Returning for a second year, the Gymkhanas are offered as a Saddle Series for JSC members. To qualify, participants must be members and complete all year end requirements. A saddle will be awarded to the champion in each age group, excluding Leadline. Entry forms are available on the event website.

Sunday Cruiser Ride

A laid-back monthly cruiser ride sets off from the Hooptie Bike Lounge. The group follows a no-drop format, so everyone stays together. Participants of every age and ability level are welcome.

Pride Art Sampler

We are partnering with the Longmont Library and Butterscotch Studios to present an art exhibit for Pride. The pieces in the show will be created over a series of art classes. You will have a chance to experience different mediums from acrylic to clay to fabric. All abilities welcome, no artistic experience necessary. There will be a chance to create your own flag or banner that represents you, experience the power of art to unlock healing and transformation. Youll learn the basics of clay hand building, then build a gnome and if there is time, a mushroom house. There will be a mandala painting class using acrylics.

Break EFX 20th Anniversary

Break EFX marks two decades as a crew while also presenting the 8th annual Mexican Standoff. The celebration wraps up at Bricks on Main Longmont with a 3-on-3 open styles crew battle and a 1-on-1 8 Bucks Krump battle. Ticket information will be announced.

Books & Bottles

Enjoy a casual book club gathering. Each month, a new book is explored, spanning contemporary fiction and memoirs. Share perspectives in a relaxed setting with fellow readers. Drinks are available. If desired, pre-ordered food may be purchased when registering. The book for May is Fahrenheit 451.

Left Hand Artist Group Monthly Meeting

Connect with fellow creatives at an outdoor gathering under the pavilion. The meeting opens with live music, then shifts to sharing artwork. Attendees are welcome to bring pieces to show or add to the rotation, and labels will be available for label art. Submissions are limited to two works per person, each no larger than 24 inches. New members are warmly welcomed.

Big Spring Musical

Big Spring Musical has ticket listings for a performance at Longmont Theatre Company in Longmont, Colorado. Review the options to choose seats for this show at the venue.

Vertical Tasting

Enjoy a guided vertical tasting of L’Ecole No 41 wines, featuring nine pours in total, three whites and six reds, all drawn from past vintages.

SCLA Evening of Excellence- Celebrating the Class of 2026

This event honors the SCLA Class of 2026 with an evening focused on leadership, as seniors share capstone projects that highlight tangible contributions to the community. Project displays will be set up in the Commons, followed by an awards presentation and celebration in the Auditorium. Attendance is free, and everyone is welcome.

Monday Burger Night

Proceeds from this event help the Auxiliary support veterans, military, and their families through education programs, youth leadership opportunities, grants for veterans, art therapy, and more. Every contribution helps sustain these services.

After Hours Fix a Flat & Happy Hour w Petunia Mafia

A hands-on, skill-building flat repair clinic and happy hour with Petunia Mafia. Mechanics from REEB and Hooptie Bike Lounge guide riders through common situations for both tubed and tubeless setups, including changing a tube, tackling stubborn tire installs, and plugging a tubeless tire while out on a ride. Participants who use tubes can bring a front wheel for practice, or simply observe as the session shifts between demonstration and hands-on instruction based on the group. The discussion also covers the pros and cons of tubed versus tubeless for anyone considering a switch, and the format encourages questions, shared tips, and learning together. Happy hour offers $1 off drinks. Food and beverage options include Hebrew National hot dogs on Vienna buns, additional packaged snacks, REEB Rocky Mountain IPA, Dale’s Pale Ale, PBR, other rotating drafts, gluten free beverages, and nonalcoholic options. Parking is limited in front of and behind the shop, with additional parking available at 3rd Shot, a short walk or ride away.

Life Drawing- Monday nights

Practice figure drawing in a welcoming, weekly open studio coordinated with Art of Modeling. The session features a progression of poses, from quick gesture warm-ups to longer studies, allowing artists to work at their own pace and in their own style without formal instruction. Chairs and tables are provided, and bringing an easel along with preferred drawing or water-based materials is recommended. Charcoal and paper are available in limited quantities, and participants are responsible for cleaning their area at the end. Capacity is limited, Firehouse Artist members receive discounted pricing, and model assignments are planned in partnership with Art of Modeling and may change based on availability.

Your Stage

Performers can reserve a 30 minute set at Bootstrap Brewing for Longmont’s longest-running open stage, hosted by Denny Driscoll. An emcee, a PA with a sound engineer, and a solid stage setup are provided. Bring a thumb drive to get your set recorded, and take advantage of the space to capture video of your act. A complimentary beer is included for each member of the performing group.

School Tour

Take a guided, in-person tour of Flagstaff Academy led by the leadership team. Explore the campus, visit the outdoor greenhouse, and see the learning spaces.

Bilingual Storytime (5/4/2026)

Enjoy stories, songs, and movement in both English and Spanish. This program aims to build language, early literacy, and biliteracy skills. It is designed for children ages birth to 5 years old. A dedicated adult caregiver must remain in the room, and caregiver interaction is essential.

Work from Hooptie

Settle in at Hooptie for a relaxed workday with your laptop. Reliable Wi-Fi and hot coffee, including a French press from Traction Coffee, keep you powered up, and snacks are available with the option to enjoy a pint. The atmosphere supports body doubling and focused productivity, offering a friendlier alternative to working from the couch as you let the day unfold.

Funeral and Cremation Planning Seminar

Learn how to begin funeral or cremation arrangements with Howe Mortuary & Crematory. Guidance is provided for planning for yourself or for a loved one, with information on how to take the first steps.

Open Mic

This open mic at Bricks on Main Longmont features in-person signups to secure a spot on the list. Music follows shortly after and continues throughout the event.

Heaven & Earth Qigong - Beginner

Experience an approachable introduction to qigong with the Heaven and Earth sequence, suitable for complete beginners as well as those looking to deepen an existing practice. This simple two movement set is easy to learn and continues to offer more as your practice develops. Through gentle, flowing motions, it helps release tension, boost circulation, lubricate and pump the joints, and move qi throughout the entire body. A new student special is available... the first session is free for any beginner or intermediate class at the Colorado Training Center, and no pre-registration is required.

Open Mic Night

At Grossen Bart Craft Brewery, the taproom turns into a friendly stage for an open mic. Local talent and first-timers share the spotlight in an easygoing atmosphere.

Crafting Conversations

An after-school gathering for school-age children and their parents, centered on creative crafts that encourage meaningful conversation and strengthen family connections.

Play with Clay

Enjoy a relaxed handbuilding session at the Firehouse Art Center Ceramics Studio upstairs. All experience levels are welcome, with brief demos available for beginners while others work independently. The $15 fee includes up to 5 pounds of clay and bisque firing for the pieces you create. After firing, pick up your work to paint at home or bring it to a future session to glaze. Projects are handbuilt only. Glaze tickets cover glaze supplies only and do not include clay. Participants 14 and under must attend with a paid, actively participating adult. As this class often sells out, refunds are not available without at least 48 hours notice.

The Montster Mash - Group Bike Ride!

A weekly group bike ride rolls out from the shop to explore Longmont with the emphasis squarely on fun. Riders of all experience levels and any type of bike are welcome, and the pace is no drop. Routes typically cover 8 to 20 miles and include a planned mid-ride stop to relax, chat with old and new friends, or enjoy libations. Expect mostly bike paths with a few optional stretches of singletrack. The ride is geared toward adults, though kids may participate at a parent’s discretion. Bring lights and BYOB. Plans may change with the weather, and updates will be posted if conditions are unfavorable.

Foundational Qigong - Beginner

Designed for anyone just getting started with qigong, this beginner class builds a strong foundation through an in-depth focus on core skills. Participants work toward feeling more relaxed, becoming more connected to their bodies, and noticing real benefits from the very first session, with fundamentals that set the stage for ongoing progress. New students can receive a complimentary first visit for one beginner or intermediate class at the Colorado Training Center, with no advance registration required. The approach supports accessible mind-body practice in Tai Chi, Qigong, and Meditation.

Wellness Wednesdays

This weekly community wellness clinic offers holistic care. It is a weekly community gathering offering time on the land and opportunities for meaningful connection. A curated group of local practitioners offers sliding-scale sessions across a range of holistic modalities, including bodywork, acupuncture, and massage therapy. Medicinal teas are available, and local food and wellness vendors are present. You can also book a sauna session. Live music sets a gentle atmosphere, with optional free dance later in the evening.

Wednesday is Singles Night at Bricks On Main

This free event is a chance to meet new people. There will be music provided by DJ SH34, and a greeter will be at the door. There will be drink specials and charcuterie tastings, as well as some structured event time.

Beers, bikes, and buddies!!! Every Thursday night!

Brews and bikes come together in Longmont with a relaxed meetup at 300 Suns, where cyclists gather to share stories and enjoy craft beer or nonalcoholic options. The kitchen serves food, and parking is available. The event aims to grow into a large bike night for the area.

Morpheus Dreaming

Morpheus Dreaming delivers an evening of genre-blending sound, weaving saxophone, two-string slide bass, drums, and vocals into a mix of jazz, funk, blues, and alt-rock for a distinctive listening experience. The performance takes place at Bootstrap Brewing’s Longmont taproom, the brewery’s original home base and continuing hub, known for a relaxed vibe where locals and visitors enjoy well-crafted beer, live music, and the occasional tacos or trivia on other nights. Expect an easygoing atmosphere with hometown charm and plenty of energy.

Candle Pouring Party

Spend an easygoing evening at Rewind Med Spa in Longmont crafting a custom 12 oz candle. Select a fragrance, choose your wick, and settle into a relaxed, creative setting that offers time to unwind. It works well for a Mother’s Day girls night, a mom and daughter outing, or simply a fun activity to share. The price is $45 per person. Seating is limited, and advance reservations are required.

Women's Safety Series

This free Women's Safety Series offers practical self defense skills and confidence-building for women. It welcomes participants to attend with a mom, sister, daughter, or friend, making it a meaningful idea for Mother’s Day. Hosted at Scornavacco Martial Arts Academy, the classes focus on simple, effective movements that can have an immediate impact. One participant shared that techniques practiced in class helped her quickly handle a surprise grab at home, which motivated her to continue training. The series is offered at no cost.

The M Factor

At The St Vrain, The M Factor presents a candid documentary that brings menopause into the open. It explores how this stage of life affects work, mental health, and relationships, while many are dismissed, misdiagnosed, or urged to simply push through. The film looks at what happens on the job, at home, and in the exam room, calling out systems that have overlooked women for too long. The screening is followed by a live Q&A to encourage honest conversation. If you have felt confused by sudden changes, been told it is just aging, or are ready to speak up about power, health, money, and being taken seriously, this event creates space for real dialogue.

The Shape of Sound

This drop-in class focuses on connection and feel, guiding participants to experience rhythm as a living system rather than concentrating on drills. Each session centers on a single West African rhythm from Mali or Guinea, allowing time to settle into the groove and understand how the parts interlock. Instruction explores how dundun and bell patterns align, how djembe lines fit into the overall texture, ways to hear the downbeat and ride the pulse, and simple keystone rhythms that open creative possibilities. Think of it as stepping into rhythm as both a map and a conversation, where every element supports the whole. The cost is $20. Participants are welcome to bring a drum if they have one, along with positive energy.

Bonnie & Taylor Sims and more

The Longmont Museum hosts Longmont-based Bonnie & Taylor Sims as they gather fellow singer songwriters for an intimate evening focused on original American roots music, paired with conversation about the craft of songwriting. Featured guests include Chris Daniels, Mollie O’Brien & Rich Moore, and Hazel Royer. This program is part of the Thursday Nights @ the Museum series.

Tai Chi: Wu Style Short Form - Beginner & Intermediate

Explore the Wu Style Short Form in a Tai Chi class designed for both newcomers and those with prior practice. Gentle, flowing movements support whole-body conditioning, steadier balance, stress relief, and a smoother flow of qi. Beginners will learn the form step by step from the fundamentals, while those who already know it receive focused refinements from Craig to deepen understanding and enhance the benefits of practice. The class welcomes both beginning and intermediate students. New students can take their first beginner or intermediate class at the Colorado Training Center at no cost, and preregistration is not required. The goal is to keep Tai Chi, Qigong, and Meditation accessible to everyone.

Thoughtfulness Thursday Meditation

Experience a guided session built around the Max Meditation System™, welcoming both seasoned meditators and complete beginners. This approach blends ancient teachings with modern science to support deep relaxation, sharper focus, and clear thinking. Possible benefits include better sleep, less stress, and relief from physical pains and illnesses. Sessions rotate between in-person on the first and third Thursdays and Zoom on the second and fourth Thursdays. Registration is required at least two hours in advance. Private sessions are also offered. The energy exchange is 10 dollars.

Spring/Summer Sale 2026

The Spring and Summer JBF Sale comes to Longmont at the Boulder County Fairgrounds, Exhibit Building. This kids consignment event highlights secondhand style and smart savings, with opportunities for both shoppers and sellers. Whether planning to sell, shop, or do both, it offers a budget friendly way to find what is needed.

Workshop: What is Vision Zero?

The City of Longmont adopted Vision Zero with the goal of reducing traffic deaths and severe injuries on roadways. Attend this free educational workshop to learn about Vision Zero and what it means for Longmont. Join an interactive educational session where various Vision Zero topics will be explored and discover how we will get to zero deaths and serious injuries on our streets.

Main St Laughs

Get ready for a night full of laughs at Main St Laughs, a free monthly stand-up comedy show featuring some of Colorado’s best comics. The show will feature a host and other comedians. Admission is free, and the show is recommended for those 18 and older.

KC36's Longmont Debut!!

KC36 brings its first Longmont gig to Bricks on Main Longmont, setting a lively downtown party vibe. Locals speak highly of this venue, and the team is friendly. Expect a fun night of catching up with familiar faces and meeting new ones. There is no cover charge.

Gentle Yoga and Sound

Enjoy a gentle, welcoming yoga class led by Stacey, offered free or by donation. Space is limited to 10 participants, so please reserve a ticket in advance.

Sanctuary Spectacular Gala

Sanctuary Spectacular: A Carnival of Compassion returns for its third year with a fundraising gala devoted to supporting the mission of offering rescued farm animals a safe, caring home. Hosted at Bestow Events, the evening features a VIP happy hour, a plant-based dinner, entertainment, and a silent auction, along with moving stories about animals whose lives have been transformed through community support.

R&B Dance Party

Rex Peoples and X Factr bring an R&B dance party to Bootstrap Brewing Company with soulful vocals and grooves made for the dance floor. Rex Peoples has been named Colorado’s best blues vocalist eight times, and the set will resonate with listeners who enjoy Marvin Gaye, Al Green, Sam Cook, and both classic and contemporary R&B and blues. Admission is free, so feel free to bring a friend. Everyone is welcome to be part of the Rex Peoples and X Factr family, and the vibe is perfect for those ready to move. A cash bar will be available, and a food truck will be on site.

7th Annual Community Garage Sale

Now in its seventh year, this community garage sale encourages residents to clear out closets and garages while supporting a local cause. Donations are accepted ahead of the sale during a designated drop-off period. All proceeds benefit The Inn Between of Longmont, which helps neighbors maintain housing stability. A QR code provides details on what items are being collected. Turn seasonal decluttering into meaningful community support.

7th Annual Community Garage Sale

St. Vrain Realty presents its 7th annual community garage sale, encouraging neighbors to clear out closets and garage boxes for a good cause. All proceeds benefit The Inn Between of Longmont, which helps provide housing stability for neighbors. Donation drop-offs are available before the sale to make spring cleaning simple and purposeful.

Bent Heirlooms Greenhouse Open for the 2026 Season

Bent Heirlooms is a family-run greenhouse tucked away in Longmont that operates seasonally through mid-June. Often called a hidden gem by locals, it offers a Colorado-suited selection of plants, including annuals and perennials, heirloom vegetable varieties, herbs, hanging baskets, patio pots, and a seed-grown collection, plus uncommon finds like antique and rare geraniums. Expect friendly, personal service in an off-the-beaten-path setting on private property, with signs to guide the way and parking available along the street and in the alley. Growing practices prioritize a healthy ecosystem by avoiding systemic pesticides, and Nature Source fertilizer is used for edible plants.

2026 Successful Aging Expo

An expo focused on successful aging takes place at the Longmont Museum, featuring local vendors with a wide range of products and services for the aging population. The schedule includes free seminars, giveaways, and activities. Sessions cover topics such as health and nutrition trends, financial and retirement planning, real estate, home care, lifestyle, leisure, and fitness.

Kids Climb Free

Young climbers ages 4 to 13 can enjoy a free day of climbing with complimentary rental gear included. Reserve a spot ahead of time to make the most of the full day, meet experienced coaches, look around the space, and learn more about 2026 Summer Camps. Attending families receive an extended Early Bird registration offer that gives 10 percent off camp registration. Camps feature themed activities designed to build skills and confidence and to foster a love of climbing, with full-day sessions for ages 8 to 13, half-day sessions for ages 4 to 7, and a Teen Camp for ages 13 to 17. It is a simple way to enjoy climbing, connect with others, and start planning for summer.

Senior Center Free Food Distribution

A free, indoor walk-up food distribution takes place at the Longmont Senior Center. There is no paperwork and no eligibility screening. Offerings depend on current donations and may include fresh fruits and vegetables, ready to eat deli items, dairy, and baked goods. To support fairness for everyone, attendees are asked to bring a standard reusable shopping bag and line up upon arrival. Each household may take one basket at a time, then return to the end of the line if another is needed. Food is available while supplies last.

Suarez Market 2026

Suárez Market offers a welcoming farm market experience centered on community and local flavors. Explore seasonal produce, baked treats, pantry essentials, and goods for the garden while enjoying the simple rhythm of life on the farm. Taking place on select weekends during the market season, it encourages visitors to shop local, find inspiration, and appreciate the spirit of Boulder County.

FREE Farm Tours.

Complimentary farm tours are available at Davis Family Livestock during lambing season. To participate, register through the Davis Family Livestock website.

Adoption Event

POSO will be at the Mountain Fountain country store in Longmont for an adoption event featuring meet and greets with dogs available for adoption along with local vendors for dogs. Updates will share which dogs are expected to attend.

Annual Mother's Day Tea

Mark Mother’s Day with a refined three-course tea featuring scones, an assortment of tea sandwiches, and a variety of desserts. The experience also includes a self-guided tour of Historic Hoverhome and a special program reflecting on 250 years of American motherhood, highlighting the stories, traditions, and experiences that have influenced generations. Tickets are $70 per person, and proceeds support The St. Vrain Historical Society’s work to preserve Historic Hoverhome for the community. The suggested minimum age is 10. The menu is fixed, and due to limited facilities not all dietary restrictions or food allergies can be accommodated. Items may be prepared or sourced from places that handle nuts, gluten, and other common allergens. Guests with dietary concerns are encouraged to contact the SVHS office at 303-776-1870 before booking to discuss possible accommodations. All sales are final and nonrefundable.

Bloomgrass Festival

Bloomgrass brings a new bluegrass gathering to Wibby Brewing, built around music, community and meaningful connections. This first-year festival features nationally touring performers alongside Colorado favorites, creating a welcoming space where collaboration, storytelling and shared experiences lead the way. High-energy sets include a headline performance from the Travelin’ McCourys, and the festivities conclude with a special closing set by Bronwyn Keith-Hynes that honors mothers. Whether you are a dedicated picker or a longtime fan, the focus is on an inclusive, memorable experience for all.

Book Swap

The Longmont Book Swap Society hosts a community book exchange where participants pass along their books in return for new to them titles to take home. A $5 RSVP is required.

Gaunt and more

A live music bill brings together Gaunt, LunarScape, and Twisted Escape at Bizarre Electronics Repair. Gaunt traces its start to Columbus, Ohio in 1991, taking shape after the brief run of Black Juju, with its first lineup drawn from that band.

Metal Mayhem

Centered on Gaunt, a garage punk outfit that emerged from Columbus, Ohio in 1991. The founding lineup took shape after the brief run of the punkadelic group Black Juju.

The Honey Roses

The Honey Roses, a cover band from Fort Collins, will perform. Specializing in music from the 80s, 90s, 2000s, and classic rock, this band is set to keep the energy high.

9 to 5 The Musical

9 to 5 The Musical takes the stage at Longmont Theatre Company in the city of Longmont, Colorado. Enjoy a live theatrical performance at this local venue.

Produce in the Parking Lot

This free, drive-up food distribution takes place at Longmont YMCA on the second and fourth Sundays of each month. Offerings vary by weekly donations and can include fresh fruits and vegetables, prepared deli items, dairy, and baked goods. Queue along the south edge of the parking lot by 9th Ave. If entering from Lashley, turn right to join the line. If entering from 9th Ave, turn left toward the southwest lot in front of the YMCA preschool. Cars and bicycles line up in a single queue. Items are pre-bagged and brought directly to your vehicle, so please remain inside and do not approach volunteers. To support fair access, amounts are allocated by household size, and distribution continues while supplies last.

Sunday Fix-a-Flat May Series

This community-focused bicycle clinic helps riders feel confident fixing a flat. Instruction covers both tubed and tubeless setups, including how to replace a tube, handle tight tire installations, and plug a tubeless puncture while out on a ride. Riders who use inner tubes may bring a front wheel for hands-on practice, or they can simply observe and learn. The session also compares the pros and cons of tubed and tubeless systems to support anyone thinking about switching. A relaxed happy hour setting accompanies the learning, with beer selections such as REEB Rocky Mountain IPA, Dale’s Pale Ale, PBR, and two rotating taps. Gluten-free and non-alcoholic choices are available. Food includes Hebrew National hot dogs on Vienna buns and packaged snacks. Parking is limited in front of and behind the shop, with additional spaces available at 3rd Shot a short walk or ride away.

Silly Gooses: Mixed Comedy Mic

This welcoming mixed comedy mic returns for spring with an updated schedule and a new home at Pelo's Deli and Provisions. Performers can sign up in person, and the show is free to attend. First Sundays spotlight improv with special sets, and third Sundays include a free writer's workshop.

Blessing "Bled" Chimanga @ Bricks on Main

Zimbabwean artist Blessing “Bled” Chimanga brings a vibrant blend of Afro jazz, traditional Zimbabwean music, and contemporary grooves to Bricks on Main in Longmont. A singer, songwriter, and accomplished multi-instrumentalist, he moves between marimba, drums, and vocals to create a show that is both soulful and interactive. His tours have reached major stages across Africa, Europe, Asia, and America, and his performances are known for high energy and a connection that reaches beyond language. Food and drinks from Miss Krissy’s Bistro will be available. Limited table reservations for parties of two to ten can be arranged in advance for a per seat fee, with confirmation and details provided by email, and availability is limited.

RMPR Sunday Funday Pop-Up Market!

The inaugural Sunday Funday Pop-Up Market at Rocky Mountain Pumpkin Ranch brings the community together on the farm with a curated marketplace of local makers offering handmade goods, crafts, boutique finds, and unique treasures. The farm stand features fresh flowers, vegetable starts, and a selection of goods from the ranch and nearby producers. A variety of local food and beverage trucks will be on site. Families will find hands-on activities for children. Whether browsing artisan booths, enjoying food and drink, or spending time in the farm setting, this gathering offers something for everyone.

Mother's Day Brunch Buffet

Honor Mom with a brunch buffet at The Passenger featuring dishes inspired by flavors from around the world, chef carving stations, brunch favorites, and indulgent desserts, along with thoughtful extras for mothers. Each mom receives a complimentary mimosa or a cup of locally roasted Nimbus coffee, plus a sweet treat. Settle in for quality time over delicious food in a distinctive Colorado dining setting. Reservations are available. Pricing is $85 per adult and $20 to $40 per child. A $10 deposit is required per reservation to hold a table and is fully refunded upon arrival. Seating is limited.

Mother's Day

Celebrate Mother’s Day with a creative twist at Elevated Communities Cat Cafe. The Pots & Purrs workshop offers time in the company of resident cats while you paint a ceramic pot and plant an annual flower to take home, with all gardening and painting supplies provided. The add-on is $10, which is in addition to the standard $12 daily admission. This special activity is available only on Mother’s Day. Space may be limited.

Fifth Annual Mother's Day Tea and Brunch

Set inside a beautifully adorned barn, this fifth annual Mother's Day tea and brunch features music by local cellist Beth Rosbach, massages from Bliss Bodywork, tea provided by Boulder Tea Co, and food prepared by Wildflower Catering Company. Children's tickets are offered.

Mother’s Day Axe, Rage, & Relax

Celebrate Mom with a package that pairs a 60-minute axe throwing session with a free Rage Room experience just for her. The price is $50 for two participants for the axe throwing portion, and additional throwers can be added for $25 per person. A minimum of two axe throwers is required to qualify for the Rage Room offer. Expect shared laughs, a chance to let off steam, and no cleanup to worry about. Availability is limited.

Miniature Horse Show

The Rocky Mountain Miniature Horse Club is sponsoring miniature horse shows. Exhibitors will compete in various classes including halter showmanship, driving, obstacle, hunter, and jumper. There will be halter classes, performance classes, driving styles, obstacle courses, a Liberty class, and a Costume class. Admission is free.

Bilingual Storytime

Enjoy culturally diverse stories, songs, and movement in both English and Spanish. This program helps build language, early literacy, and biliteracy skills. It is designed for children ages birth to 5 years old. A dedicated adult caregiver must remain in the storytime room, and caregiver interaction is essential for children’s abilities to learn and grow. This program is supported by the Friends of the Longmont Library.

Dine to Donate- Sweet Cow

At Sweet Cow, guests who stop in during normal operating hours and mention they are there for Central will help direct 40 percent of sales to Central as part of this dine to donate event.

Live-Looping at Rosalee’s Pizzeria

Rosalee’s Pizzeria hosts a performance by Jason Lenz, an award-winning live-looping musician from Estes Park. The set includes original songs, improvisation, and covers of music by the Grateful Dead, Phish, Talking Heads, Tom Petty, and more, using looping to create the feel of a full band and to blend songs into mashups.

Wellness Wednesdays @ Yellow Barn Farm

At Yellow Barn Farm, Wellness Wednesday features a weekly clinic designed around the community, with approachable care, meaningful connection, and time on the land for deep nourishment. Organized by Subtle Nectar.

SPOTLIGHT - The Cross Eyed Possum w/ Travis McNamara

A Spotlight series show at The Times Collaborative pairs a nationally touring artist with a local artist in a listening room setting. This edition features performances by The Cross Eyed Possum and Travis McNamara.

Red, White & NEW Trade Event

An RV trade event at the dealership features high-value trade-in offers for your current RV, special-event pricing on new models with prices advertised from $94 per month, and a drawing for a new RV with no purchase required. Attendees can also save up to 40 percent on camp-ready essentials and enjoy a free cookout. Additional promotions are available throughout the event.

DeadPhish Orchestra

Enjoy a free performance by DeadPhish Orchestra in the Festgarten at Wibby Brewing.

Shawn Cunnane at Abbott & Wallace Distilling

Shawn Cunnane presents a two-hour acoustic performance at Abbott & Wallace Distilling.

TBHC ALL-BREED OBEDIENCE & RALLY TRIALS

Timberline Basset Hound Club hosts all-breed obedience and rally trials at Boulder County Fairgrounds in Longmont, Colorado. A premium for the trials is available.

Jenn Cleary Duo

Enjoy live tunes with excellent beer in a setting that offers both indoor and outdoor spots for conversation and relaxation. Jenn Cleary, a Boulder, Colorado singer and songwriter, brings an energetic presence, a rich, soulful voice, and sincere, emotionally driven songs.

2026 Black Cat Makerie : Journey Through Clay and Paper with Elsa Mora

This workshop explores living a meaningful life through using ordinary materials in innovative ways. Designed for curious minds, it offers a stimulating chance to explore aspects of ourselves creatively, guided by artist Elsa Mora. Participants will engage with clay and paper from an unconventional perspective, connecting with their senses and artistic potential. A hand-building approach with clay will be used, playing with composition to create small sculptures for a specific purpose to be revealed during the workshop. Through drawing, cutting, gluing, and shaping, three-dimensional paper structures will be made, exploring the metaphorical potential paper holds. The workshop culminates in a piece of artwork that unexpectedly combines clay and paper, offering a powerful form of self-care by unearthing the possibilities of the imagination.

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Sugar Britches

Left Hand Brewing presents a live performance by the Sugar Britches Beautiful Boys trio choir. Admission is free.

Dale Cisek Band

The Dale Cisek Band brings a mix of R&B, blues, rockabilly, swing, and more to Post 32 in Longmont. The event is open to the public, with dance-ready tunes.

2026 Annual Nova Round Up

Taking place at Collision Brewing Company, this annual show celebrates Novas only. There is no admission fee and everyone is welcome. Attendees display Novas and connect with fellow enthusiasts. The show includes a people's choice award, along with door prizes, goody bags, and more. Watch for scammers, there is no charge for this show.

Crick Wooder

At The Speakeasy in Longmont, Crick Wooder delivers two consecutive sets as the nightclub brings back Speakeasy Time for another night of performances.

Strawberry Festival Vintage & Antique Market

At the Boulder County Fairgrounds Exhibit Building, this long-standing Longmont tradition marks its 54th year. Presented by the St. Vrain Historical Society, the market features vintage and antique dealers, collectors, and artists from throughout Colorado and beyond. Explore booths offering costume and fine jewelry, art, toys, mantiques, primitives, furniture, retro finds, midcentury modern pieces, vintage clothing and accessories, postcards, vinyl records, and a wide range of other collectibles. Current St. Vrain Historical Society members are eligible for special early entry. Admission is $11 per person or $10 with cash, and children 12 and under are admitted free. The SVHS Café serves lunch along with strawberry shortcake. Proceeds from admissions and café sales benefit the St. Vrain Historical Society and its work to preserve and share the history of Longmont and the St. Vrain Valley.

CARS & COFFEE

This monthly gathering is for automobile enthusiasts. All cool cars are welcome. Specialty car drivers can enjoy a complimentary bagel with cream cheese and coffee. This event is free and open to the public.

Craft & Sip - Glass Suncatcher Workshop - at Wibby Brewing!

Settle in at Wibby Brewing for a hands-on Craft & Sip workshop focused on creating a glass suncatcher. Participants will craft a 7 inch piece on 1/4 inch thick wood using resin, with step by step guidance and all materials provided. Choose your design in advance from four options: sunflower, bumblebee gnome, ladybug, or highland cow, and explore more than 20 color choices to personalize the piece. Gloves are supplied for working with resin, masks are not provided, and bringing your own is welcome. Finished projects require a 24 hour drying period, and a box is provided so creations can be taken home to cure. One drink is included with each ticket.

Pet Rock

Bricks On Main hosts Pet Rock in a performance honoring the music of the 1970s. This tribute celebrates the sounds of that decade.

Left Hand Artist Group Label Show w/ Cat Jerky!

A returning tradition brings live music and inventive artwork to Wibby Brewing, where creations made from local beverage labels will be available for purchase under the pavilion. The lineup includes Cat Jerky, with more performers to be announced. Artists are welcome to contribute pieces that incorporate local labels and cans, then deliver their work on the day of the event. Sales include a minimum 50 percent commission, with a limit of five pieces per artist. There is no size restriction, and both 2D and 3D works are accepted. Proceeds support the organizers’ largest fundraiser of the year.

Concrete Feedback @ Bricks on Main

Concrete Feedback brings its Colorado americana folk rock to Bricks on Main Longmont with finely crafted arrangements, close harmonies and standout lead work. Formed in 2007, the group balances original songs with uncommon yet familiar covers drawn from indie and folk rock for a show that blends both seamlessly. Food and beverages from Miss Krissy's Bistro will be available. A limited number of tables for parties of two to ten can be reserved in advance at $10 per seat by email. Confirmation and additional details will be provided by email, and availability is limited. Most performances are free, and any that require tickets are clearly marked. Outside food or beverages are not allowed, including water bottles.

Show Us Your Chevy show

Boulder County Fair hosts a car show devoted to Chevrolet vehicles. The event features food trucks, music from a DJ, and many awards recognizing standout entries.

Strawberry Festival Vintage & Antique Market

Now in its 54th year, this vintage and antique market offers a treasure-hunt experience at the Boulder County Fairgrounds Exhibit Building. Organized by St. Vrain Historical, it brings together a wide variety of vintage and antique items for collectors and curious shoppers.

Bilingual Storytime (5/18/2026)

Bilingual Storytime at the Library invites families to enjoy stories, songs, and movement in both English and Spanish. Activities support language development as well as early literacy and biliteracy. This session is designed for young children from birth through age five.

Mead Community Center: Coffee and conversation

Enjoy a relaxed gathering of coffee, conversation, and community at Mead Community Center in The Peak multi purpose room. Attendees connect over refreshments while discussing timely topics, favorite reads, and personal experiences. Sessions may also feature a simple craft suited to beginners, creating an easy way to get creative and meet new people. Everyone is welcome, with no special skills required... just a willingness to chat, create, and connect. For details, contact Lisa at lvarra@highplains.us or 720-685-5220, or reach the Mead Community Center at 970-535-7338.

IF4™ | LONGMONT, CO

A screening of IF4 will take place at The Longmont Theatre Company, presented by the St. Vrain Anglers Chapter of Trout Unlimited. Same-day tickets may be available at the door, depending on availability.

Balance Screenings - Longmont

These screenings use evidence-based tools and protocols to assess your risk of falling. Appointments are required, so please call to register.

Tales & Treasures (5/20/2026)

Join other kids to make new friends, create book-themed crafts, and explore beloved stories. This program is designed for children in the 1st and 2nd grade. No registration is required.

Wellness Wednesdays @ Yellow Barn Farm

At Yellow Barn Farm, a weekly community clinic provides accessible care, opportunities for connection, and nourishment on the land. Organized by Subtle Nectar, this gathering centers on supportive, community-focused wellness in a farm setting.

Rogue 2 at Bootstrap Brewing 05/22/26

Rogue 2 returns to Bootstrap Brewing with an upbeat performance designed to get the crowd dancing. The show celebrates the start of summer 2026 in the band’s signature RogueStyle, bringing plenty of volume and energy.

Bad Bunny Reggaeton Latin Hip Hop Dance Party

Longmont’s DJ Drake brings a Bad Bunny tribute reggaeton night to The Stage at Bricks. The dance floor centers on Latin beats and hip hop flavors inspired by Bad Bunny. This all-ages event has no cover charge, and a full bar and food menu are available.

Longmont Home Show May 22 – 24, 2026

Admission is free for a home improvement showcase at Boulder County Fairgrounds. Homeowners can explore ways to save on projects, speak in person with local and national vendors, and gather ideas to bring renovation plans to life. From kitchen updates to outdoor living upgrades and other home improvements, the show offers a convenient starting point with experts sharing insights and guidance. Exhibitor opportunities are available.

FREE Longmont Home Show, May 2026

Discover the Longmont Home Show at the Boulder County Fairgrounds, where admission is free. Take advantage of exclusive, at-show discounts that can add up to major savings.

Golden Ticket Tour Comedy Show

Enjoy an evening of live stand-up comedy performed by nationally touring comedians, viral Kill Tony favorites, and rising stars from Austin and Houston. Food and beverages will be available for purchase.

Scott Von & The Portable Groove @ Bricks on Main

Scott Von & The Portable Groove brings rich grooves, irresistible rhythms, and soulful songs to Bricks on Main. Blending groove, Americana, and soul, the performance is high energy, playful, and one of a kind, shaped by feel and freedom with a focus on joyful connection with the crowd. Food and drinks are available from Miss Krissy’s Bistro. Limited table reservations for parties of 2 to 10 can be arranged in advance for $10 per seat by emailing misskrissysbistro@gmail.com. Look for confirmation and any other details in follow up emails, and note that reservations are subject to availability. Most performances are free, and any ticketed shows are clearly labeled. Outside food or beverages, including water bottles, are not permitted.

Premiere Show of the New Lineup for Luck of the Draw

The premiere showcase of Luck of the Draw's new lineup features two new lead singers and a new guitarist, plus new Bonnie Raitt tunes. Held at Bootstrap, where beer is available, this performance highlights live music and the band's updated sound.

Mutts of Mead Dog Pawrade

Dog owners and their pups gather at Mead Town Park for the second Mutts of Mead dog pawrade. The walk follows a route around town, creating an easy chance to meet other dogs and people while enjoying a cheerful spring atmosphere. For questions or vendor inquiries, email hello@fortheloveofthepups.com.

Longmont Home Show

21st Annual Mead Motorheads Memorial Day Classic Car Show

The 21st Annual Mead Motorheads Memorial Day Classic Car Show is sold out. You can still bring your own ride and park for free. For details, please see the event flyer.

Ark Ninja Games Camp

Spend a full week immersed in ninja training and friendly games inspired by the Olympic spirit. Campers rotate through obstacle courses, parkour-style challenges, balance lines, rope climbs, trampoline precision drills, accuracy games, and additional skill stations, collecting stickers, badges, and team points as they progress. The week begins with an opening ceremony and team trials, shifts to speed and agility with timed runs, focuses on strength, balance, and grip work, highlights cooperative relays and obstacle challenges, and concludes with medals and a closing celebration. Designed for both first-time and seasoned ninjas, this confidence-building camp blends teamwork, skill development, and plenty of fun. Suitable for ages 5 to 12. Pricing is $90 per day or $400 for the full week.

'26 Farmfest Music Evening: Golden Thread Band, Wednesday May 27, 4:30-8:30

Summer Music Evenings offer weekly gatherings on Wednesdays and some Fridays, each night pairing a local band with a food truck while the farm’s animals and regular Farmfest activities remain open for a relaxed night out. The season opens with Golden Thread taking the Sunflower Farm stage. Based in Lyons, Golden Thread blends folk and bluegrass into acoustic storytelling, weaving fiddle, dobro, banjo, mandolin, and guitar into songs rooted in real life. The lineup features Haven Slay on lead vocals and fiddle, Charlie Rose on banjo, guitar, mandolin, and vocals, Adam Hines on dobro and banjo, and Corey Epstein on guitar, vocals, and mandolin. Passport Food Truck will serve dinner, and Palo Coffee & Bar will offer nonalcoholic drinks and snow cones. Guests are welcome to bring chairs and blankets. If children’s tickets are sold out, purchase adult tickets instead.

Support Group – Longmont Brunch Bunch

This in-person support group in Longmont is held at Perkins and welcomes people living with Parkinson's, their care partners, and others.

Studio Painting

A focused painting session at Open Window Studio provides guided time in the studio to create with support from Paige. The format emphasizes creativity and hands-on making, helping participants leave proud of their work. A parent shared that their 8-year-old especially enjoys Paige’s teaching and the opportunity to make art.

Mixtape: Songwriter Showcase

Presented by The Soundpost Sessions at The Times Collaborative in downtown Longmont, Colorado, this intimate live performance features two songwriters onstage together with host Monica Marie LaBonte.

Rockin Horse @ Bricks on Main

Rockin Horse brings a fast paced, high energy variety dance set to Bricks on Main Longmont. Food and drinks from Miss Krissy's Bistro will be available. A limited number of tables for groups of 2 to 10 can be reserved in advance at $10 per seat by emailing misskrissysbistro@gmail.com. Look for reservation confirmation and any additional details by email, and note that availability is limited. Most performances at the venue are free, and any ticketed shows will be clearly noted. Outside food and beverages, including water bottles, are not allowed.

Sugar Britches back at the Barn! (Address given upon purchase)

Sugar Britches returns to the Vernon Barn in Longmont after a show there last year. The exact address is shared after tickets are purchased.

Longmont Library Genealogy Help Session

Get help with genealogy research at a community outreach session open to anyone with questions or in need of guidance. LGS members are also welcome to participate in discussions or receive assistance with their own research. The session takes place at the Longmont Public Library on the second floor.

Dozer Day

'26 Farmfest Music Evening: The Sweet Lillies Wednesday June 3rd, 4:30-8:30

Part of the Summer Music Evenings series, this Farmfest gathering features The Sweet Lillies on the Sunflower Farm stage. The quartet weaves guitar, viola, upright bass and drums with airy harmonies to deliver storytelling songs, a sound they call String Americana that draws from folk, rock and hip hop. Alongside the concert, the animals and regular Farmfest activities are open for a full night on the farm. Dinner is available from It’s All Greek to Me, and Palo Coffee & Bar serves nonalcoholic drinks and snow cones. Attendees are welcome to bring chairs and blankets for a relaxed family outing at Sunflower. If kid tickets are sold out, please purchase adult tickets. The series runs weekly on Wednesdays, with some Fridays as well.

RMBC Back to Back June Specialties

This event presents back to back specialties at Boulder County Fair, alongside the Flatirons Kennel Club shows. One specialty features hound judge Lisa Costello for breed with James Holliday judging sweepstakes. The other highlights breeder judge Macarena Pantaleon, with James Holliday handling Junior Showmanship. Show chairs are Belinda Yager and Mary Sullivan.

An evening with Dead Panic in the Festgarten at Wibby

Dead Panic rolls into the Festgarten at Wibby Brewing with a sound that blends the gritty Southern rock spirit of Widespread Panic and the freewheeling improvisation of the Grateful Dead. Expect extended jams and a set filled with high-energy favorites interpreted in their own style. The lineup features Chris Anderson on guitar and vocals, Mark Vossler on guitar and vocals, Tom Henriques on keys and vocals, Dave Weisbart on bass and vocals, and Steve Fox on drums. Admission is free, and the event is open to all ages.

Live Music With: Indigo

This event features a live performance by Indigo with a set of music.

Garage Sale!

Browse for hidden gems while supporting the animals at a large garage sale clearing out the shelter. Shoppers will find a wide range of items, including pet supplies, office goods and baked treats. A dedicated bake sale will also be on site, with proceeds benefiting foster families. Food will be available so you can grab a bite while you shop. The sale begins before the shelter opens for animal visits, which are welcome once regular hours start.

Fishing is Fun at Highland Lake!

A free fishing clinic returns to Lorin Mead Park at Highland Lake, offering a structured experience with repeated clinic sessions, dedicated time for event fishing, and a window when food and beverages will be available. Colorado Parks and Wildlife welcomes resident and nonresident anglers of all ages to its annual Free Fishing Weekend, during which a license is not required. All other rules and regulations remain in effect, and outside of that weekend Colorado law requires anyone 16 and older to hold a valid fishing license. Parking is provided at Highland Lake. Please avoid parking on the road shoulder or in private driveways.

80’s Block Party

Celebrate the spirit of the 80s at a block party in Longmont, Colorado, featuring live music from a full band.

FORD vs CHEVY Weekend Extravaganza

A multi-venue celebration of the Ford and Chevy rivalry brings together track thrills, community gatherings and a showcase of standout vehicles. The lineup includes a track day and driver skills competition at Colorado National Speedway, an evening garage party at Collision Brewing Company, a visit to the Shelby Museum and the Canyonball Run Rally, followed by a Ford vs Chevy car show at Boulder County Fairgrounds featuring trophies, entertainment, prizes and music. Spectators are free, advance show registration is $5 and day-of registration is $10, and pre-registered cars receive a free lunch. A special screening of Ford v Ferrari at Canyon Theater is also part of the festivities. The car show includes a salute to America and veterans.

Ladies Only Car Care Workshop

Designed for women, this hands-on car care workshop is led by Tuscany Freeman, a Ford certified mechanical technician, and focuses on the fundamentals of maintenance and roadside readiness in a welcoming environment. The session begins with demonstrations, then participants practice on their own vehicles. Topics include changing a tire, installing a wiper blade, replacing an engine air filter, checking fluids, and measuring tire pressure and tread depth. Wear clothing that can get dirty, and clear the trunk or cargo space so the spare and jack are easy to reach. Gloves and shop towels are provided, along with snacks and a goodie bag to bring home. The workshop wraps up with time to chat and ask questions.

Longmont Water Fair/Feria del Aqua de Longmont

Now in its third year, the Longmont Water Fair introduces a fresh theme with new, hands-on ways to explore what happens to water after it flows down the drain. This free event blends science, art, and learning as you follow water’s journey. Visit interactive stations, help create artwork on oversized maps, enjoy live performances, talk with local water experts, spend time at the water, and complete a Water Passport to earn prizes. Attendees can deepen their understanding of how Colorado’s water is shared and head home with simple ideas to help protect it for the future.

Purrs, Pints, & Poses

Purrs, Pints, & Poses brings a family friendly community gathering to the Beer Garden at Left Hand Brewery, featuring outdoor yoga, live music, lawn games, local vendors, and a variety of food trucks. Admission is free, with a suggested donation of $10 per person. Donations benefit Elevated Communities.

Mead Community Center: Coffee and conversation

Enjoy refreshments and friendly conversation at Mead Community Center’s Peak multi-purpose room, where neighbors discuss current events, favorite reading, and the moments they have in common. Some gatherings include a simple, beginner friendly craft project that offers a calm and creative way to meet people and build new friendships. Everyone is welcome. No prior experience is needed, only a willingness to talk, make something, and connect. For questions, contact Lisa at lvarra@highplains.us or 720-685-5220, or call Mead Community Center at 970-535-7338.

Summer Music Mini Camp

Returning by popular request, this three day youth band and strings mini camp offers a lively mix of music making and fun. Participants receive professional instrument coaching, explore engaging music, and take part in team building games. The experience concludes with a concert that highlights what everyone has worked on together.

RMPR Sunday Funday Pop-Up Market!

Celebrate Father’s Day with a relaxed Sunday on the farm at Rocky Mountain Pumpkin Ranch. The RMPR Sunday Funday Pop-Up Market features the Phat Rides Car Show with classic cars, custom builds, and hot rods, plus a range of food trucks offering favorite bites and drinks. The farm stand showcases fresh flowers, seasonal items, and local products from the ranch and neighboring producers. Families will find plenty of space for kids to play while enjoying the cars, good food, and a welcoming community atmosphere.

Longmont Mini Con

Longmont Mini Con features celebrity meet and greets, panels, cosplay contests, music, and standout displays of talent at Parkway Food Hall. The atmosphere is cheerful, with lots of laughs and big smiles. This all ages event is free to attend and is presented by CreatorsCon along with others.

SURIVOR WEEK CAMP

Ark Ninja turns into Ninja Survivor Island for a weeklong camp filled with epic ninja challenges, obstacle missions, team games, and kid-friendly immunity-style competitions inspired by the TV show Survivor. Campers receive a Survivor-style buff, rotate through different tribes across the week, and compete for points, prizes, Spirit Tokens, and bragging rights while staying active and engaged. Monday begins with tribe building, obstacle relays, scavenger hunts, and custom buff design. Tuesday brings timed courses, rope climbs, balance trials, and puzzle missions. Wednesday focuses on survival skills and strategy with team problem-solving, endurance gauntlets, and blindfolded navigation. Thursday features tribal games, hidden idol hunts, and team competitions. Friday wraps up with mega obstacle relays, final team challenges, and a fun vote to see which coach gets pied. Throughout the week, activities build confidence, coordination, teamwork, and sportsmanship, with plenty of friendly competition and no eliminations. Designed for ages 5 to 12. Pricing is $90 per day or $400 for the full week.

Summer Concert Series: Dogtags

Longmont Museum hosts a free outdoor Summer Concert Series in the Stewart Family Courtyard, a relaxed setting to enjoy music from emerging local artists alongside favorites from Colorado’s music scene as the sun slips behind Longs Peak. The featured act is DOGTAGS, a Denver-based queer soul and jazz collective founded by Regi Worles and Michael Merola, whose relationship is at the heart of the project. This nine-piece ensemble blends trumpet, cello, guitar, bass, piano, drums, and soulful vocals into a sound that celebrates friendship, community, and acceptance. Lawn chairs and picnics are welcome, and the atmosphere is family friendly. Food and beverages are available for purchase on site, and outside alcohol is not permitted. Museum members receive priority seating before the general public.

Let Freedom Run 5k - LONGMONT

Celebrate outstanding individuals by dressing as your favorite American hero. Costumes can honor someone personal like a parent, a figure such as Albert Einstein, or iconic characters like Batman, Superman, or the Powerpuff Girls. The focus is on recognizing people who have done great things and sharing a spirit of greatness together.

'26 Farmfest Music Evening: Liver Down the River, Wednesday July 8, 4:30-8:30

Summer Music Evenings bring live performances, a food truck, and full access to animals and regular Farmfest activities for a relaxed night on the farm. For this edition, Liver Down The River takes the Sunflower Farm stage. The Colorado five piece formed in 2012 and is known for spirited shows that weave original songs with improvisation, moving from bluegrass to funk to spacey explorations. Their roots reach back to river floats, campfires, and late night picking, and they have shared bills with Leftover Salmon, The Infamous Stringdusters, and Railroad Earth. Songwriting grows from collective adventures, a love of nature, and a drive to keep moving. Wheels on Fire will be available for dinner purchases, and Palo Coffee & Bar will serve non-alcoholic drinks and snow-cones. Guests are welcome to bring chairs and blankets for comfortable listening during the event.

EDM Night

An upbeat evening spotlighting local electronic dance music performers, alongside two local art vendors. Music and creativity come together for a lively community showcase.

'26 Farmfest Music Evening: MaSango, Wednesday July 15th, 4:30-8:30

Part of the Summer Music Evenings series, this night on the Sunflower Farm stage features MaSango, led by award-winning Zimbabwean guitarist, vocalist, and producer Zivanai Masango with Helen Masango. Expect a joyful mix of traditional and contemporary Zimbabwean and Southern African music that connects with listeners of all ages. The farm will be open for its usual Farmfest activities and animal encounters. Dinner can be purchased from Dos Manos Food Truck, and Palo Coffee & Bar will serve non-alcoholic beverages and snow-cones. Attendees may want to bring chairs and blankets for a comfortable outdoor experience. If child tickets are sold out, adult tickets can be purchased instead.

4 hour Guided group Fly Fishing outing $150

Enjoy a guided fishing outing at a special rate of $150 per person for a four hour session, saving $100. The trip will take place on the Big Thompson or in the Estes Park area. All required gear is provided.

CARNIVAL CAMP

At Ark Ninja, a weeklong carnival-themed camp blends high-energy ninja training with classic games and obstacle adventures. Campers take on carnival-style challenges, team competitions, and dynamic courses that keep everyone moving and smiling. Each day introduces new games, obstacle missions, skill stations, and chances to earn prizes, all under Ark Ninja’s playful, colorful approach to training. The week starts with a kickoff of obstacle stations, balance work, and game stations, then shifts to a creative day with crafts and team-building contests. Midweek brings an obstacle adventure alongside favorites like ring toss and bean bag toss. A speed and agility focus follows with timed races, tag, and coordination challenges. Everything wraps up with a big finale featuring a mega obstacle course, friendly team competitions, giveaways, and an awards celebration. This camp is designed for ages 5 to 12 and runs in a safe, structured, and upbeat environment. Pricing is $90 per day or $400 for the full week.

Summer Concert Series: Blessing Bled Chimanga

Enjoy a free outdoor concert in the Longmont Museum’s Stewart Family Courtyard, part of a summer series that highlights rising local artists alongside well-known names from Colorado’s music community. This performance showcases Blessing Bled Chimanga, an internationally acclaimed Zimbabwean musician, singer, and songwriter celebrated for dynamic shows and exceptional skill on marimba, drums, and vocals. His music blends Afro jazz, traditional Zimbabwean sounds, and contemporary rhythms for a style that reaches audiences around the world. Guests are welcome to bring lawn chairs and a picnic and relax with views of Longs Peak. Families are encouraged to attend. Food and beverages will be available for purchase, and outside alcohol is not permitted.