Events in Longmont
Open Mic at Bricks on Main
Bricks on Main Longmont hosts an open mic centered on live music. Musicians add their names to the list in person, after which the performances begin and continue throughout the event.
Bricks on Main LongmontCrafting Conversations
Crafting Conversations is an after-school event for school-age children and their parents. Engaging craft activities encourage meaningful conversations and help families connect as they create together.
Chick-fil-A LongmontFarmfest Music Evening
As part of the Summer Music Evenings series, TIERRO Band with Bridget Law takes the stage at Sunflower Farm for live music alongside open animal areas and the usual Farmfest activities. Guests may bring chairs and blankets for a relaxed night on the farm. Formed in 2012, the group blends global influences into a Roma Grass sound. Fiddler Bridget Law, a founder of Elephant Revival, appears with guitarist Tierro Lee of Kan’Nal and Otis Taylor’s band, bassist Charles Parker Mertens whose background spans Indian ragas, American jazz, and tours with Thievery Corporation and Rapidgrass, percussionist Jonny Jyemo who trained in Cuba and Puerto Rico and performs on a setup built around cajon, bongos, and hi-hat, and tabla player Nabin Shrestha, born in Nepal and now based in Colorado. Together they present a globally influenced set shaped over more than a decade. Food and drinks will be available for purchase from It’s All Greek to Me and Palo Coffee & Bar, including non-alcoholic beverages and snow cones. If youth tickets are unavailable, adult tickets can be used instead.
Sunflower Farm2026 Boulder County Fair Livestock Show & Rodeo
Colorado’s oldest county fair returns to Longmont, bringing the community together for five days of rustic fun. The lineup features rodeo action alongside grandstand attractions, a carnival with rides for all ages, favorite fair foods, and a full slate of live music and entertainment. Prize livestock shows highlight agricultural traditions, and local art experiences add a creative touch throughout the fairgrounds. Parking and admission are free.
Boulder County Fairgrounds CampgroundSip'n'Slide
Dizzy's and Lefthand Brewing Company present the return of Sip'n'Slide, a seasonal favorite the whole family can enjoy.
Singles Night
Singles can gather at Bricks on Main Longmont for a welcoming, free social night focused on meeting new people. Complimentary charcuterie will be available, and the full food and bar menu offers plenty of choices for dinner, snacks, and drinks. The setting includes options for quieter seating, a dance floor, and spots at the bar. The venue will remain open to all patrons, with designated areas and name tags provided, plus possible facilitated introductions to help singles mix and mingle. Friends are welcome.
Bricks on MainThe Montster Mash
A weekly social ride circles Longmont from the shop with an easygoing, no-drop pace that welcomes every rider on any bike. Expect routes of about 8 to 20 miles and a mid-ride stop to relax, chat with friends new and old, or enjoy your own beverages. While the outing is geared toward adults, kids may participate at a parent’s discretion. Most of the route follows bike paths, with a few optional sections of singletrack. Be sure to have lights and BYOB, and get ready for a lively, fun-focused roll. Plans may change with the weather, and updates will be posted if conditions are poor.
Traction Coffee RoastersBlues Jam @ Bricks on Main
A blues jam led by the Bluez Catz invites musicians to bring their instruments, add their names to the list, and take the stage with the band, while listeners can relax and enjoy live blues. Signups are available for anyone who wants to sit in with the group. Food and beverages will be provided by Miss Krissy's.
Bricks on Main LongmontKubota Orange Days 2026 - Wickham Tractor Co Boulder Co Fair
During the Boulder County Fair, Kubota Orange Days comes to Wickham Tractor Longmont with promotions and discounts on offer. It suits anyone looking to upgrade equipment, those interested in Kubota, and even fairgoers attending the Rodeo. Visitors can learn more about Kubota and browse the Orange Days promotions at the dealership while the fair is underway.
Boulder County Fair Livestock Show & RodeoBeers, bikes, and buddies!!! Every Thursday night!
A weekly bikes and brews meetup in Longmont takes place at 300 Suns, offering a relaxed setting for cyclists and friends. The venue provides ample parking, a selection of craft beers alongside nonalcoholic options, and a kitchen serving food. Participants can arrive with their bikes and an appetite, share stories, and enjoy a growing community bike night held each Thursday.
Full Throttle Yoga
Collision Brewing Company partners with Full Throttle Yoga for a donation-based class welcoming all experience levels. When the weather is favorable, practice takes place on the patio, and it moves inside if conditions change. After class, participants receive buy one, get one beers. No advance sign up is required, and bringing a yoga mat is encouraged. An online stream will be available for those who prefer to participate remotely.
Collision Brewing CompanyFly Fishing Casting Clinic
Sharpen your fly casting in a one hour, small group clinic that focuses on the common mistakes beginners make and how to correct them. Learn what to look for and receive real feedback to get your cast back on track. Starts this summer.
Roosevelt Park2026 CPRA Rodeo
The award-winning CPRA Rodeo brings an evening of high-energy competition to the Boulder County Fairgrounds in Longmont, Colorado. Tickets are on sale with all-in pricing starting at $25. This popular event is expected to draw strong interest, so purchasing early is recommended to ensure entry.
Boulder County Fairgrounds CampgroundBingo Bongo
A relaxed bingo night hosted by Jared takes place each Thursday. Winners can celebrate with a tasty lager, and the vibe stays light and friendly.
Wibby BrewingThoughtfulness Thursday Meditation
Explore meditation with the Max Meditation System, a technique that blends ancient teachings with modern science to support deeper relaxation, sharper focus, and clearer thinking. Participants often experience improved sleep, reduced stress, and relief from physical discomfort. Suitable for seasoned meditators and newcomers alike, this session offers guidance designed to enhance any practice. Registration is required at least two hours in advance. The energy exchange is $10. Both in-person and Zoom options are available, and private sessions can be arranged.
Monthly Make-Along: Treasure Shelf + Clay Club Combo
Join a hands-on Monthly Make-Along where you’ll build a hand-crafted treasure shelf using ivory or speckled buff clay. The workshop is split into two parts, a classic make-along at the front and self-directed clay time in the back. No prior clay experience is needed, and you can follow templates or freestyle if you’d like. Each participant will make one wall shelf, and August 6 also marks the last Clay Club session of the year, with independent project time encouraged. The studio will be open for two hours so you have time to work on your projects. Adult workshops are for ages 16 and up only. Wear clothes you don’t mind getting dirty, and bring drinks in closed-top containers. All tools and materials are provided.
Fettle & FireAloha Friday
Slip into a Hawaiian shirt or a floral dress and enjoy island-tinged ukulele in the taproom at St. Vrain Cidery as Ukulele Dave sets the mood with a breezy blend of classic rock, reggae, Hawaiian favorites, and timeless instrumentals. Originally from West Palm Beach, Florida and now part of Colorado’s Front Range music scene, he plays the ukulele in a distinctive fingerpicking style that pairs perfectly with a glass of cider. Settle in with friends, relax, and let the melodies ease you into the weekend.
St. Vrain Cidery2026 Tractor Pull
Feel the roar of the engines and the rumble of the grandstands at the Boulder County Fair during a Tractor Pull that promises more power than ever. Tickets are available at $17 for general admission and $28 for a pit pass. Prices increase by $5 on the day of the event.
Boulder County Fairgrounds CampgroundMove Mtns Market & Refillery
First Fridays at The Mountain Fountain offer an afternoon of local food, handmade goods, community, and small mountain town charm in Hygiene, Colorado. Explore bulk pantry staples and refill options, sustainable and low waste shopping, and a variety of locally sourced products from artisan and food vendors. Inside the market, find coffee, baked goods, and more alongside a deli and butcher shop. Reusable jars and containers are welcome for refill style purchasing. Nestled between Boulder, Lyons, and Longmont, this country market features locally sourced foods, a gluten free bakery, a coffee bar, and a welcoming community atmosphere.
Mountain Fountain MarketGrown Up and Me Music Class
Bring your child and sing, move, and play along in this Guardian Accompanied Music Kids class with Carly Parker. The session uses body percussion, drums, rhythm sticks, puppets, and other instruments to build skills like keeping a beat, rhythm and pitch, volume dynamics, tempo, and melody. A parent or guardian must be present and attentive for the entire class.
Butterscotch Studios Music Lessons and Art CollectiveCelebrate Summer! ages 4-6
Celebrate summer with stories, art, and plenty of creative play for kids ages 4 to 6. Each morning starts with circle time and a story, followed by an art or craft project with a gentle, child-led structure. Parents can stay if they’d like, but it’s not required.
Open Window StudioEric Golden
Hear Eric Golden perform live with a set of classic honky tonk country that celebrates the genre’s roots.
Boulder County Fair2026 Demolition Derby
Experience the high-octane thrills of a Demolition Derby, highlighted as the most anticipated grandstand event of the year. Expect hard-hitting action that keeps the crowd captivated from start to finish. Tickets are available now, with an advance price of $32 if purchased before the day of the event. This one sells out every year, so securing seats early is recommended.
Boulder County Fairgrounds CampgroundA Night for Jerry – Shakedown Street
Shakedown Street performs at Festgarten at Wibby in Longmont, offering two full sets of live music honoring Jerry Garcia. The open-air setting invites time to slow down, connect with others, and reflect on the songs and spirit that keep people coming together. Dancing shoes are encouraged, and everyone is welcome.
Wibby BrewingAkc Act Event
Entries are open for a beginner-friendly AKC Agility Course Test that gives dogs and handlers a taste of competition agility while working toward official AKC titles. The event begins with an orientation that covers how a trial runs and guidance on completing the official entry form, then the runs follow. Participants also learn the basics of helping at a trial along with key rules and regulations. Dogs must be at least 15 months old and not yet have an AKC Agility Title. Dogs that already have legs toward a novice title may still participate. Mixed breeds are welcome, and AKC registration is not required in advance because it can be completed on the day of the event. Entrants may choose from ACT 1 Jumpers, ACT 2 Jumpers, and ACT 1, with no pre-qualifications needed for any class. Two runs are offered in each class. ACT 1 Jumpers features about 10 to 12 obstacles with jumps and tunnels. ACT 2 Jumpers offers roughly 11 to 13 obstacles with jumps, tunnels, and six weaves. ACT 1 includes about 10 to 12 obstacles with jumps, tunnels, an A-frame, and a pause table. The cost is $15 per run, and earning two qualifying scores in any single class results in an official AKC title. No same-day entries will be accepted, and entries are limited to a total of 150 runs.
Canine Athletics Training CenterSenior Center Free Food Distribution - Alimentos para Personas Mayores 55+
An indoor, walk-up food distribution takes place at the Longmont Senior Center, offering groceries at no cost. There is no paperwork and no questions are asked. Depending on donations, selections may include fresh fruits and vegetables, prepared deli items, dairy, and baked goods. To support fairness for everyone, bring a standard reusable bag and line up when you arrive. Households may take one basket at a time. If another basket is needed, return to the end of the line. Food is provided while supplies last. The organizers emphasize equity across all distributions and share appreciation for the community’s support. Distribución de alimentos sin costo y sin cita previa en el Centro para Adultos Mayores de Longmont, en un espacio interior. No se requiere llenar formularios ni responder preguntas. Según las donaciones, puede haber frutas y verduras frescas, comidas de deli preparadas, productos lácteos y panadería. Para fomentar la equidad, traiga una bolsa reutilizable de tamaño estándar y haga fila al llegar. El límite es una canasta por hogar a la vez. Si necesita otra, regrese al final de la fila. La entrega continúa hasta agotar existencias. La organización destaca su compromiso con la equidad y agradece el apoyo de la comunidad.
Longmont Senior CenterMountain Pugging
Enjoy a relaxed loop walk at Roosevelt Park in the heart of Old Town Longmont. The route passes highlights like the rose garden and the pavilion, with an optional ice cream stop at Sweet Cow Creamery across the street, then a return to the park to enjoy it in the shade. Dogs are not allowed inside the creamery, and nearby restaurants such as Pumphouse and The Roost offer dog friendly patios for those who want to extend the outing. The group meets in the parking area near the Senior Center. Parking is available in the lot on the south side of the park along Longs Peak Ave, with additional spaces throughout the surrounding neighborhood. Park features include an outdoor seasonal activity pool, seasonal ice rink, pavilions, picnic areas, playgrounds, public art, a recreation center, restrooms, a rose garden, the Senior Center, and multiple shelters. For meetup coordination, the contact number is (720) 317-6610.
Roosevelt ParkVideo Game Music Night
Head to Bizarre Electronics Repair & Lounge for an entertaining night of video game music featuring five of the area’s best artists. It’s a fun evening for anyone who loves the soundtracks behind their favorite games, all in a lively lounge setting.
Bizarre Electronics RepairLongmont Farmers Market
Shop local at the Longmont Farmers Market, with nearly 70 vendors offering a wide variety of fresh food and other goods. Expect music by John Shepherd & Friends, and Firehouse Arts Center will be live-printing tote bags while supplies last.
Boulder County Fairgrounds CampgroundSt. Vrain Cidery
Head to St. Vrain Cidery for a night of stand-up comedy with a lineup of three performers. Tickets are general admission, and seating begins shortly before the show starts so you can get settled. Expect high-energy sets in an intimate local venue, with the lineup subject to change.
St. Vrain CideryProduce in the Parking Lot - Mercado en el Estacionamiento
A free drive-up food distribution takes place at the Longmont YMCA, where cars and bicycles line up to receive pre-bagged groceries without leaving their vehicles. No paperwork or eligibility questions are required. Offerings vary with weekly donations and may include fresh produce, deli items, dairy, and baked goods. Please remain in your vehicle while volunteers bring the food to you. Queue along the south edge of the parking area near 9th Avenue. If entering from the Lashley side, turn right to line up on the south side. If entering from 9th Avenue, turn left to reach the southwest lot in front of the YMCA preschool. To support fair access, amounts are based on the number of people in your household, and distribution continues while supplies last. This distribution occurs on the second and fourth Sundays of each month.
Longmont YMCA2026 Mexican Rodeo Fiesta
An action-packed celebration that brings together elegant dancing and adrenaline-charged bull riding. Tickets are available, with all-in pricing starting at $22. Promoted as a vibrant summer event, it offers a lively mix of pageantry and rodeo thrills.
Boulder County Fairgrounds CampgroundSilly Gooses: Mixed Comedy Mic
Silly Gooses returns with a welcoming, mixed-format comedy open mic in its new home at Pelo's Deli and Provisions. The night starts with performer signups, followed by a free comedy show, creating a relaxed and supportive atmosphere for both new and seasoned acts. The series also adds variety throughout the month, with improv-focused sets on the first Sunday and a free writers workshop on the third Sunday.
Pelo's Deli and ProvisionsRMPR Sunday Funday Pop-Up Market!
Rocky Mountain Pumpkin Ranch hosts a Sunday Funday pop-up celebrating Colorado’s peak harvest. Spend the day exploring farm-fresh produce grown on site alongside offerings from neighboring growers. A curated makers market features local artisans with handmade goods, crafts, boutique finds, home decor, and giftable items. Food trucks serve a variety of bites, sweet treats, and refreshing beverages. Families can enjoy a petting zoo and kid-friendly activities throughout the day. The farmstand will be stocked with seasonal favorites and locally made products. Whether stocking up on the bounty of summer or browsing unique creations, this community-focused market offers something for all ages.
Rocky Mountain Pumpkin RanchFarmfest Sunday August 9th, 9-1pm
Farmfest features hands-on time with farm animals, including chances to meet baby lambs and baby goats. Friendly chickens, peacocks, and ducks wander the grounds among guests. Around the farm, explore an old airplane, sandboxes, bicycles, tree houses, playhouses, swings, and John Deere tractors for added fun.
Sunflower FarmAuto Brunch
Auto Brunch brings car enthusiasts together at the Longmont American Legion, presented by Muff Davis Automobiles in collaboration with Corvettes of the Rockies. Every make and model is welcome. Seating is available inside or outside, and there is ample parking. No reservations are required.
American Legion John Harold Buckley Post 32Life Drawing- Monday nights
The Firehouse offers a weekly life drawing session in collaboration with Art of Modeling, set up as an open studio so artists can work independently in their own style. Poses progress from quick gestures to longer studies, and there is no formal instruction. A small selection of materials is available, including charcoal and paper, though participants are encouraged to bring their preferred drawing tools or water-based media. Chairs and tables are provided, and artists may bring a personal easel. Everyone is expected to leave their space clean. Capacity is limited, and Firehouse Artist members receive discounted pricing. Doors open shortly before the session and close shortly after it begins, and model bookings may change based on availability.
Firehouse Art CenterThe Speakeasy Blues Jam
Optimo Entertainment brings a lively open blues jam to The Speakeasy, hosted by Little Moses Jones. Designed for musicians, singers, storytellers, and devoted listeners, this gathering invites participants to take the stage or relax with a drink while soaking in the sound. Expect unpolished blues, real players, and close-up performances, with the music unfolding freely rather than following a script. It is a place where Denver’s music community comes together for late-night energy, spontaneous collaborations, and the kind of connection only live blues can spark.
The SpeakeasyFIELD DAY CAMP
Ark Ninja Field Day Camp packs a full week with classic backyard play enhanced by a ninja twist, featuring field day games, obstacle courses, team competitions, and movement based challenges that blend strategy and activity. Each day includes rotations through yard games, relays, obstacle races, and friendly contests. Campers switch teams daily, earn points, and tackle challenges created for a wide range of skill levels. Highlights include an opening day of team challenges with cornhole and obstacle relays, a water and agility day with balloon games, tag variations, balance tests, mini obstacle matchups, and a giant water slide, a precision themed day with basketball sessions at Hardwood Hoops along with Connect 4 and Nerf target games, and a mega obstacle and yard games day featuring classic relays, ninja course races, dodgeball, and floor is lava. The week concludes with a field day finale that recognizes participation, sportsmanship, and standout moments. Open to ages 5 to 12. Pricing is $90 per day or $400 for the full week. Activities run in a structured setting focused on safety, confidence building, teamwork, and active play.
Bilingual Storytime
Join bilingual storytime at the library for culturally diverse stories, songs, and movement in English and Spanish. It’s a great way to support language development and early literacy skills for children from birth to age 5. A dedicated adult caregiver must stay in the storytime room, and interaction is essential for children’s learning and growth. No registration is required.
City of Longmont Public LibraryArtist Circle
A relaxed artists circle offers a friendly space to focus on personal creative work while sharing ideas, energy, and conversation with others. Participants are welcome to bring projects from home, or simply come to connect with fellow artists even without something in progress. The gathering is informal and unstructured, and bringing lunch is perfectly fine as part of the community time. There is no fee to attend. Contributions to The Firehouse are appreciated but never required. Friends are welcome, and it is a comfortable setting to meet new people who create.
Firehouse Art CenterOpen Mic
An open mic at Bricks on Main Longmont features in-person sign-ups for performers, followed by live music as the list progresses. Sets continue throughout the event, offering a steady flow of performances for both players and listeners.
Bricks on Main LongmontCrafting Conversations
Crafting Conversations is an after-school gathering for school-age children and their parents. Hands-on crafts encourage meaningful conversations and help build connections among families.
Chick-fil-A LongmontFarmfest Music Evening: Daniel Rodriguez
Part of the Summer Music Evenings series, this night features folk singer-songwriter Daniel Rodriguez on the Sunflower Farm stage. Based in Denver and a founding member of Elephant Revival, Rodriguez shares work shaped by change and perseverance. His most recent album, Harboring Pearls, was recorded with producer David Baron at Sun Mountain in Woodstock, New York, and co-produced with Wesley Schultz of The Lumineers. The evening pairs live music with food and refreshments, with dinner available from Fed Food Truck and non-alcoholic drinks and snow cones from Palo Coffee & Bar. Farm animals and regular Farmfest activities remain open throughout, creating time to enjoy the grounds alongside the music. Guests are encouraged to bring chairs and blankets. If child tickets are sold out, adult tickets may be purchased instead.
Sunflower FarmSip'n'Slide
Dizzy's and Lefthand Brewing Company bring back Sip'n'Slide, a summer favorite offering family friendly fun for all ages.
Ink Night: Judgey Cat Edition
At Elevated Communities Cat Cafe, enjoy a playful calligraphy night where the real critics have whiskers. Settle into a relaxed, beginner-friendly introduction to hand lettering, with time before class to visit with the resident cats. Expect a lighthearted, slightly chaotic creative session, since curious felines may swipe a pen, park themselves on completed pieces, supervise from your shoulder, or provide very determined assistance. Everyone will cover the basics of hand lettering while sharing space with these opinionated companions, so the goal is to enjoy the process rather than chase perfection. A $6 portion of every ticket supports the cat café and the care of its furry residents. Open to all skill levels, with no promises of a distraction-free experience, only a memorable one.
Elevated Communities Cat CafePlay with Clay
A relaxed, open studio style session focused on handbuilding takes place in the Firehouse Art Center Ceramics Studio upstairs. It welcomes beginners and experienced makers alike, with demonstrations on construction techniques available for those getting started while independent exploration is encouraged. The fee is 15 dollars and includes up to 5 pounds of clay plus bisque firing for the pieces you create. After firing, you can pick up your work to paint at home, or bring it to a future Play with Clay night to glaze. Projects are limited to handbuilding. Glaze tickets provide glaze only and do not include clay. Participants ages 14 and under must attend with a paid, participating adult. Refunds are available only with at least 48 hours notice.
Firehouse Art CenterBlues Jam @ Bricks on Main
A live blues jam at Bricks on Main Longmont features the Bluez Catz. Musicians can bring their instruments and sign up to perform with the band, while listeners can relax and enjoy the music. Food and drinks will be available from Miss Krissy's.
Bricks on Main LongmontThe Montster Mash - Group Bike Ride!
This weekly group ride loops around Longmont and rolls out from the shop with a focus on fun. All riders and all bikes are welcome, and the pace is no drop. Routes typically cover 8 to 20 miles with a mid-ride stop to relax, catch up with friends, meet new people, or enjoy a libation. While the ride is geared toward adults, kids may participate at a parent’s discretion. Expect mostly bike paths with a few optional stretches of singletrack. Bring lights and BYOB. Rides are weather dependent, and updates will be posted if conditions look bad.
Daniel Rodriguez
Daniel Rodriguez is performing a live set at Sunflower Farm in Longmont. Doors open for the 4:30 PM showtime, with tickets available through the listed ticketing partner.
Sunflower FarmWellness Wednesday at Yellow Barn Farm — Yoga Pearl
Join Yoga Pearl for Wellness Wednesday at Yellow Barn Farm with a SlowFlow yoga class guided by Justine R. This mellow vinyasa practice connects movement to breath, with a mix of more challenging flow moments and longer restorative postures. The class is designed to be welcoming and accessible for all levels, focused on supporting the body and bringing more functionality and joy. After yoga, stay for Wellness Wednesdays, a communal gathering with local wellness practitioners who may offer modalities like bodywork, acupuncture, craniosacral therapy, and energy work. Please bring your own mat and arrive early to get your headset set up.
Yellow Barn FarmBeers, bikes, and buddies!!! Every Thursday night!
Riders gather in Longmont at 300 Suns for a weekly evening that blends bicycling camaraderie with craft beers, non-alcoholic options, and a kitchen serving food. The aim is to build this into one of the area’s bigger bike nights. There is ample parking, and bikes, appetites, and tall tales are welcome. This recurring Thursday event takes place at a second Longmont location for this series.
Full Throttle Yoga at Collision Brewing - Live and Online
Collision Brewing Company partners with Full Throttle Yoga for a donation based class that welcomes all experience levels. Weather permitting, the session takes place on the patio, with an indoor option if conditions change. It is offered in person at the brewery, and an online stream is available for remote participation. No advance sign up is required. Participants should bring a yoga mat. After class, students receive buy one get one beers.
Collision Brewing CompanyBingo Bongo
Settle in for a laid-back bingo evening hosted by Jared, full of friendly competition and good humor. Sip lagers as you mark your cards and celebrate the moment you call out a winning bingo.
Wibby BrewingThoughtfulness Thursday Meditation
Experience The Max Meditation System, a method suited to both beginners and seasoned practitioners. This approach blends ancient teachings with modern science to encourage deep relaxation, clearer focus, and improved mental clarity. Benefits can include better sleep, less stress, and relief from physical discomforts. Private sessions are available. The energy exchange is $10. Registration is required at least two hours before the start. Sessions take place in person on first and third Thursdays and on Zoom on second and fourth Thursdays.
Lunch Line Dancing Class
A lunch line dancing class welcomes newcomers and returning dancers, with sessions offered free on the second and fourth Thursday and on the first and third Sunday. The first hour focuses on instruction, followed by an hour to enjoy dancing and practice routines already learned. Music is recorded, not live.
Bricks on Main LongmontBliss
BLISS Sacred Sound Fest is an in-person festival-style gathering focused on sound and vibration for immersive healing and collective uplift. The experience brings together sound and chant sessions, healing sound journeys, vocal explorations, and talks on healing wisdom from plants and the earth, along with presentations featuring emerging sound technologies. There will also be time to relax outdoors by the lake and explore the grounds at Wild Cider Garden. Camping is available onsite, and the weekend includes a free garden space with sound practitioners and vendors.
Wild CiderMojomama
Get ready for a fun night of Funked Up Bluesy Rock with MOJOMAMA. Featuring Jessica’s powerful vocals and a funky band, the show mixes cover songs and original music, so come ready to dance. Wear your best dancing shoes and enjoy an energetic evening at Bricks On Main.
Bricks On MainBusiness Before Hours
Business Before Hours is the Chamber’s popular morning networking event, with a professional yet relaxed vibe. Join other local business professionals for coffee and breakfast while you connect, share ideas, and build relationships. The event is free for Chamber members.
Flatirons BankGrown Up and Me Music Class
Bring your child to a parent-and-guardian accompanied music class with Carly Parker. Kids will get hands-on with lots of music-making activities like body percussion, drums and other rhythm instruments, plus movement and playful props. The class focuses on building core music skills such as keeping a steady beat, rhythm and pattern recognition, pitch and melody awareness, and singing together. An enrolled parent or guardian must stay present and attentive throughout.
Butterscotch Studios Music Lessons and Art CollectiveFun on the Farm: What is growing in the garden?
Bring your little ones ages 3 to 6 for a fun farm program that highlights what’s growing in the garden. Kids will learn about animals, plants, and agricultural life, and get to enjoy story time, hands-on activities, and a take-home craft. After the program, there will also be time to explore the farm, and children must be accompanied by an adult. No registration is required.
Agricultural Heritage CenterMackenzie Rae & Buckshot Moon
Settle in for a show on the outdoor stage with free admission. All ages are welcome.
Oskar Blues Home Made Liquids and SolidsFarmfest Saturday August 15th, 9-1pm
Celebrate the solstice on the farm at Farmfest. During open hours, visitors can get up close to favorite farm animals and meet baby lambs and goats. Chickens, peacocks, and ducks roam freely among guests. Beyond the animals, explore an old airplane, sandboxes, bicycles, tree houses, playhouses, swings, and John Deere tractors.
Sunflower FarmCar Show
A lively car show at McDonald Mazda North in Longmont highlights Miatas and a friendly community atmosphere. Presented in collaboration with the dealership, the event focuses on revved engines, shared enthusiasm, and a showcase of these cars.
McDonald Mazda NorthLongmont Farmers Market
Shop local at the Longmont Farmers Market with nearly 70 vendors offering fresh produce, food, and other goods. Music will be provided by John Shepherd & Friends, and Firehouse Arts Center will be doing live tote bag printing while supplies last.
Boulder County Fairgrounds CampgroundProduce in the Park - Mercado en el Parque
At Collyer Park, a no-cost, walk-up food distribution offers a selection that may include fresh produce, prepared deli items, dairy products, and baked goods, with availability varying by weekly donations. No paperwork is required and no screening is conducted. Please bring a standard-size reusable bag and line up when you arrive. To keep the process fair, numbers are given to people in the queue and continue to be handed out for the duration of the distribution. Participants are called in numerical order to fill a provided basket with the foods they prefer, and a volunteer will assist with moving items from the basket into personal bags at the end of the tables. Anyone who would like additional items may return to the end of the line for another pass, while supplies last. Español: En Collyer Park se realiza un reparto gratuito y sin cita previa con una selección que puede incluir frutas y verduras frescas, comidas preparadas, lácteos y productos de panadería, según las donaciones disponibles cada semana. No se requiere papeleo ni filtro alguno. Traiga una bolsa reutilizable de tamaño estándar y colóquese en la fila al llegar. Para mantener la equidad, se entregan números a las personas en la fila y se siguen repartiendo durante toda la actividad. En orden numérico, cada persona llena una canasta con los alimentos de su preferencia, y un voluntario ayuda a pasar los artículos de la canasta a sus bolsas al final de las mesas. Quien desee más alimentos puede volver al final de la fila para otra vuelta, hasta agotar existencias.
Collyer ParkWesternaires Show
Westernaires brings its full performance division to Boulder County Fairgrounds for a ticketed showcase of Western horsemanship and family entertainment. Expect high-energy precision drill riding, horse acrobatics, daring trick riding, trick and fancy roping, liberty work, a charioteers exhibition, and other crowd-pleasing displays that highlight speed, coordination, and tradition. This engagement has been moved from Evergreen due to storm damage at that arena, and all tickets previously purchased for the Evergreen show will be accepted at Boulder County Fairgrounds. Admission is $15 for adults and youth ages 13 and up, $5 for children ages 5 to 12, and free for children 4 and under. Tickets may be purchased at the gate with cash or credit card, and buying in advance through the Westernaires website is encouraged to help avoid lines.
Boulder County FairgroundsSilly Gooses: Mixed Comedy Mic
A supportive mixed comedy mic returns from its spring migration, now taking place at Pelo’s Deli and Provisions in Longmont. This free show welcomes sign ups for stage time and keeps things lively with improv-focused sets on first Sundays and a free writers workshop on third Sundays.
Pelo's Deli and ProvisionsCoeur Outdoor Divas Triathlon
Start a new chapter in your athletic journey with the annual Coeur Outdoor Divas Triathlon, a women-only race recognized by Competitor Magazine as Colorado’s best women’s event. The field is capped at 600 participants to foster a lively, celebratory atmosphere that still feels close-knit. It is built around a spirit of fun and festivity while keeping the experience intimate for every racer.
Union ReservoirOpen Studio Sew with Fashion Rebelution
Open Studio Sew with Fashion Rebelution is a monthly Mend & Sew circle for creative, eco-friendly fashion lovers who want to revive well-worn clothes and reduce reliance on fast fashion. Expect a welcoming space to share ideas, troubleshoot tricky garment issues, and connect in real life. Bring your own project. Participation is free, with optional sewing machine rentals available for $5, and donations are appreciated. Those who do not need a machine can use the code NOMACH. Ages 15 and up. Basic familiarity with threading a sewing machine is required. If a quick primer is needed, email FashionREBELsRock@gmail.com to arrange an intro session. Held on third Sundays.
Firehouse Art CenterAsteria Jazz Collective
Catch Asteria Jazz Collective for an evening of live jazz featuring vocalist Stephany Prodromos and bassist and musical director John Sleet Johnson. The set runs from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM at Bricks On Main, where you can enjoy a great performance in a relaxed, community-style setting.
Bricks On MainBilingual Storytime (8/17/2026)
Join bilingual storytime at the library featuring culturally diverse stories, songs, and movement in English and Spanish. The program is designed for birth to 5 year-old children and focuses on language, early literacy, and biliteracy skills. A dedicated adult caregiver must stay in the storytime room, and there’s no registration required. This session is held in the Library Meeting Rooms.
City of Longmont Public LibraryYoga with Kitties
Unroll your mat for a guided 50 minute yoga session with an instructor from Soul 19 Fitness, held in the soothing company of adoptable cats. The cost is $25 and includes the full class plus extra cuddle time with the cats before or after. Please register online in advance so an accurate headcount can be prepared.
Elevated Communities Cat CafeCocktails & Cheetahs
Skip the generic travel slideshow and join this in-person safari happy hour in Longmont. You’ll have free drinks and tasty bites, plus an insider look at how to plan an authentic Kenyan safari. Expect a chat about the best wildlife experiences, real cultural insight, and straightforward information on costs, packing, visas, and health and safety, followed by time for questions.
The Times CollaborativeTableTop Networking Longmont Area - August 2026
Join a structured, high-energy tabletop networking event for entrepreneurs, small business owners, and professionals. Doors open for open networking and breakfast, then the event runs on a guided schedule with welcomes, introductions, and transitions so everyone gets a chance to connect. At the end, there’s additional open networking time. Plan to stay for the full facilitated portion, and bring 50+ business cards, along with a 1-minute introduction and a 10-second “ask.”
Winner's CircleThe Way of the Drum | Beginners Djembe Drumming
Step into an eight week beginners djembe drumming series centered on rhythm, connection, and community. Sessions are offered in Boulder, Longmont, and Superior, with an online format available for flexible learning. The focus is the djembe, a drum associated with peace, power, and unity, and the experience is welcoming for newcomers as well as those returning to their rhythm roots. Across the series, participants build confidence through three core pillars: technique for clear, resonant tones, timing to develop internal rhythm and sync with the group, and tempo to stay steady, expressive, and grounded. Expect guided instruction, playful rhythm games, and embodied learning that makes music making feel accessible and fun. No prior experience is required, just curiosity and your hands. Drums are provided at the Boulder location, while participants attending in Longmont or Superior should bring their own instrument or arrange a rental or purchase in advance. The online option delivers the same complete curriculum as the in person sessions, prerecorded so you can learn at your own pace or study alongside the live class. If you are unsure whether it is a fit, an introductory lesson is available to try it first.
Boulder CountyCrafting Conversations
Bring elementary and middle school kids to Crafting Conversations, a weekly craft time designed for students to make something fun and connect with their parents. No RSVP is required, just drop in and enjoy the activity together.
Chick-fil-AWatching Grass Grow: A Closeup Look at Prairie Ecology
Celebrate resilient grasslands with an evening on the prairie. You’ll visit several grassland sites between Union Reservoir and Sandstone Ranch, and you’ll hear from land managers about prairie ecosystems and the challenges they face. This event is free.
Jim Hamm Nature AreaFirehouse Writers Workshop
Firehouse Art Center Writers offer a supportive workshop for writers of every level. Activities may include read throughs, writing prompts, opportunities to share work, and more. This session is led by instructor Sarah Elizabeth Schantz and centers on Synesthesia. The workshop is free, and donations to the Firehouse Art Center, a 501c3 nonprofit organization, are appreciated.
Firehouse Art CenterGrown Up and Me Music Class - with Carly Parker - 2026
Bring your little one to this guardian accompanied Music Kids class for grown ups and kids, led by Carly Parker. Kids will explore music through a variety of hands on activities and movement, including body percussion, percussion instruments, puppets, drums, rhythm sticks, and other classroom tools. The class focuses on foundational music concepts like keeping a steady beat, rhythm patterns, volume dynamics, pitch, melody, and song structure. An enrolled parent or guardian must stay present and attentive during the session.
Butterscotch Studios Music Lessons and Art CollectiveAll Ages Storytime Saturday (8/22/2026)
Bring the whole family for a 30-minute Saturday storytime made for kids and their grown-ups. Expect a mix of picture books plus interactive activities like moving, dancing, and singing. All ages are welcome (especially families with kids ages birth through 5), and no registration is required. A dedicated adult caregiver must stay in the storytime room throughout the program.
City of Longmont Public LibraryFarmfest Slow Food Fundraiser, Sunday August 23, 11-3:00PM
Sunflower Farm hosts an annual fundraiser in support of Slow Food Boulder’s Plant a Seed for Change initiative, with all event profits directed to the cause. The celebration is family friendly and highlights the Plant a Seed for Change program from Slow Food USA. Tasting stations showcase Plant a Seed produce with contributions from Grant Buchanan of GB Culinary and Peachtree Farm, Nick Swanson of Urban Field Pizza, Samuel McCandless of Corrida, Hosea Rosenberg of Blackbelly, Daniel Asher of River and Woods, Alex DeBernardis of Basta, Chris Royster of Flagstaff House, Erick Vargas of 24 Carrot Bisto, Alberto Sabidini of The Academy Boulder, Yuri Sunow of The School Food Project, and Pippa Clark of Moxie Bread and Palo Coffee & Bar. Live music is provided by Foggy Mountain Spaceship, kids can enjoy tastings and a farm tour, and all animals and activities around the farm are open for exploration. A chef’s bite contest takes place during the event. Reservations are required due to limited capacity, and tickets are $50 for adults and $20 for children 10 and under.
Sunflower FarmBilingual Storytime (8/24/2026)
Join a bilingual storytime featuring culturally diverse stories, songs, and movement in English and Spanish. It’s a great fit for children from birth to 5 years old and supports language, early literacy, and biliteracy skills. A dedicated adult caregiver must stay in the storytime room, and caregiver interaction during the program is essential. There’s no registration required, and it will be held in the library meeting rooms.
City of Longmont Public LibraryFarm Flower Hour: Make Your Own Bouquet - Tuesday August 25th from 5:30 - 7:30pm
Spend an evening at Sunflower Farm surrounded by flowers and farm animals. Choose from freshly cut blooms, get guidance to arrange a beautiful bouquet, and select a vase you like. No pesticides are used. Tour the farm, enjoy time with the animals, and head home with a bouquet made by you. Light snacks and non-alcoholic beverages are provided, and you may bring your own drinks.
Sunflower Farm26 Farmfest Music Evening
Sunflower Farm’s Summer Music Evenings welcome The River Arkansas for a relaxed night of live music, good food, and open farm fun. Each gathering pairs an outstanding local band with a food truck while the animals and regular Farmfest activities remain open, creating a memorable outing for all ages. The River Arkansas blends indie Americana, honky-tonk swing, country warmth, and smooth blues-rock. The group formed around singer and songwriter Mike Clark and bassist Macon Terry, later adding Robin Chestnut on drums and Rachel Sliker on violin. Their sound has grown from gentle beginnings to a more soulful, country-and-blues feel with three-part harmonies and lean guitar and violin features. Their four-song EP, Green Bridge, was written, recorded, and produced by Clark in a studio he built from a reconstructed shed and pairs encouraging lyrics with a light sense of humor. Wheels on Fire Food Truck offers dinner for purchase, and Palo Coffee & Bar serves non-alcoholic drinks and snow cones. Guests can bring chairs, blankets, and the family for an easygoing summer evening with local music at Sunflower Farm. If child tickets sell out, adult tickets can be purchased instead.
Sunflower FarmGrown Up and Me Music Class - with Carly Parker - 2026
Bring your child to a Guardian Accompanied Music Kids class where you’ll explore a variety of music activities using body percussion, instruments, puppets, drums, rhythm sticks, and more. Through songs and movement, kids practice core musical concepts like keeping a steady beat, rhythm patterns, volume control, pitch, melody, and structure. An enrolled parent or guardian must stay present and attentive throughout the class as it’s led by Music Kids teacher Carly Parker.
Butterscotch Studios Music Lessons and Art CollectiveSteve and the Cruisers
Everyone is welcome with no cover charge. The Cruisers perform pop and rock hits from the 60s, 70s, 80s, and beyond, with pizza, drinks, and a large dance hall available so you can enjoy the music and support the local legion.
American Legion John Harold Buckley Post 32Craft & Sip - Glass Suncatcher Workshop - at Wibby Brewing!
Join a hands-on Craft & Sip workshop where you’ll create a glass suncatcher at Wibby Brewing. The session includes guided step-by-step instruction, all materials, and gloves, plus you’ll get to choose from multiple design options such as Basketball, Baseball, Hockey, or a Horse Head. Resin will be used, and your piece will be taken home in a provided box after a 24-hour drying time. Each ticket includes one drink.
Wibby BrewingLongmont Farmers Market
Shop local at the Longmont Farmers Market at the Boulder County Fairgrounds. Expect nearly 70 vendors offering a variety of fresh food and products, plus live music by John Shepherd & Friends. There will also be Firehouse Arts Center live-printing tote bags while supplies last.
Boulder County Fairgrounds CampgroundCrafty Cow Club
Bring your little creators for a weekly hands-on craft session filled with laughter and creativity. Each week features a new craft in a fun, welcoming environment, and all kids are welcome with no RSVP required.
Chick-fil-AFarmfest Sunday August 30th, 9-1pm
Spend time on the farm with hands-on moments among the animals. Meet baby lambs and goats while chickens, peacocks, and ducks wander among visitors. Beyond the barnyard, explore an old airplane, sand play areas, bicycles, tree houses, playhouses, and swings. Tractors from John Deere add to the experience.
Sunflower FarmFarmfest Music Evening: Sturtz
Part of the Summer Music Evenings series, this farm gathering pairs live music, a visiting food truck, and time with the animals alongside the usual Farmfest activities for a relaxed night on the farm. Sturtz takes the Sunflower Farm stage with harmony-rich, acoustic folk that blends warm vocals with cello, bass, and banjo. The quartet features Andrew Sturtz on vocals and guitar, Courtlyn Carpenter on cello, Will Kuepper on bass, and Jim Herlihy on banjo, with layered harmonies throughout. Their debut album, You’ve Done This Before, set the tone for the sound they continue to develop as they work on a follow-up. Dinner will be available for purchase from Passport Food Truck, and Palo Coffee & Bar will serve non-alcoholic drinks and snow cones. Attendees may want to bring chairs or blankets for comfortable lawn seating. If child tickets sell out, adult tickets can be purchased instead.
Sunflower FarmLongmont Home Show, September 4-6, 2026
Admission is free for the Longmont Home Show, a home improvement showcase designed for homeowners who want to save on projects of all sizes. Connect in person with local and national vendors who offer practical ideas and guidance to help bring your plans to life. Whether you are considering a kitchen refresh, improving your outdoor living space, or making smaller updates around the house, you will find resources, products, and expert insight to get started. The event takes place at the Boulder County Fairgrounds Event Center.
Boulder County FairgroundsArtWalk on Main -2026
ArtWalk on Main is a street-wide celebration of arts, culture and community. Produced by the Firehouse Art Center, it features an art market, live music and a variety of performers, along with participation from local merchants and area non-profits offering interactive activities. Six stages showcase music and other performances for all ages. Visitors can meet Longmont artists, explore work across mediums including ceramics, jewelry and more, and take part in hands-on projects at many booths. Galleries welcome festivalgoers, including those in Old Town Marketplace, and artists create new pieces inside the historic Callahan House. Families can enjoy face painting and balloon swords, and Maker Village offers make and take demonstrations led by TinkerMill and the SVVSD Innovation Lab. There are ten different food trucks. Longmont youth can borrow a digital camera at the Longmont Youth Center booth to photograph the event. Centennial State Ballet dancers pose while Longmont artists draw, paint and sculpt, with the finished pieces headed to a Firehouse Art Center pop-up exhibit benefiting the ballet.
Downtown LongmontMead Community Day
Mead Community Day fills Mead Town Park with live music, food, and family-friendly fun. National touring country artist Colby Acuff tops the bill as part of his Handmade Horsepower Tour and has previously shared stages with Luke Combs, Lainey Wilson, Jon Pardi, Whiskey Myers, and Flatland Cavalry. The music kicks off with an opening set from Colorado Americana band d'Lovelies. Beyond the performances, guests will find food trucks, a beverage garden, vendor booths, and activities for all ages. A cornhole tournament benefits Shields 616, and attractions include a zipline, a bungee trampoline, and Water Walker Balls. Attendees are welcome to bring lawn chairs, and the festivities wrap up with a fireworks finale. Free admission.
Medicine Horse - 25th Anniversary Gala at the Ranch
A gala at the ranch marks Medicine Horse’s 25th year, celebrating a quarter century of building trust, nurturing community, and caring for people. Over the years, hundreds have found healing through connections with horses, the natural world, and one another, with support offered at no cost. The celebration also looks ahead. Guided by a vision that no one should face loneliness or hardship in isolation, Medicine Horse is working toward a future where the ranch remains a lasting home for belonging, connection, and hope for generations. Silver Roots, Golden Future sets the tone. The evening is planned to be warm, joyful, and community-centered, with a touch of ranch charm. Attire follows a ranch chic theme with accents of silver and gold. Boots, hats, dresses, and denim fit the setting, and a little sparkle is welcome. Flats or boots are recommended since the terrain is uneven and not suited to high heels.
Historic Hoverhome's 2026 Public Tours
Take your time exploring historic Hoverhome on a self-guided visit. Friendly docents are positioned throughout the rooms to share the home’s history and stories of the Hover family. Admission is $12 per person, and children younger than 10 enter free. Proceeds support The St. Vrain Historical Society and the ongoing preservation of Hoverhome. Tickets are available at the door, and no reservations are required. Most visits last about an hour to an hour and a half. If you plan to see the upstairs, please note that the route includes stairs.
Historic HoverhomeRMPR Sunday Funday Pop-Up Market!
Rocky Mountain Pumpkin Ranch hosts the second annual salsa tasting celebration, blending local flavors with a farm setting and family-friendly fun. Guests can try a range of fresh salsas and cast votes to determine the People’s Choice winner. A pop-up makers market features artisan vendors with handmade goods, boutique finds, crafts, home decor, gifts, and more. Food trucks serve up eats, treats, and refreshing drinks. The farmstand highlights organic produce grown at the farm alongside a selection of local products from neighboring producers. Kids can meet friendly animals at the petting zoo and enjoy hands-on activities. Whether you love salsa, discovering new foods, or browsing local wares, this farm pop-up offers a day of tasting, shopping, and play, ending with the announcement of the fan favorite.
Rocky Mountain Pumpkin RanchBoard of Trustees Meeting
The Board of Trustees convenes twice each month on the second and final Monday. Agenda information for this meeting is available online.
Live Music With: The Crones
Live music from The Crones will be featured at Sugar Pine.
Sugar Pine Eatery & MarketThe House Party Longmont
A signature celebration from VCP of Longmont spotlights community strength and the difference being made for Veterans. Expect a lively brewery garden atmosphere with food stations, drinks, live music, and moving stories, along with a few unexpected moments. A VIP experience provides early access and a special guest speaker ahead of the main festivities. The program also includes a live auction and paddle raiser that directly support Veterans in the community. Dress is elevated casual, suitable for mixing, mingling, and a shared celebration of impact.
Mackenzie Rae & Buckshot Moon | Oskar Blues HMLS
Head outside for a performance on the outdoor stage with no admission fee. Everyone is welcome, including kids. Relax in the open air and enjoy the entertainment without a cover charge.
Oskar Blues Home Made Liquids and Solids25 years! GRFR's Annual Reunion Picnic 2026
This annual fundraiser in Longmont, Colorado welcomes families and their dogs. An online auction is planned, with more details to come, and GRFR merchandise will be available. Park entry is about $12. Picnic seating is provided, and bringing drinks and a personal chair is encouraged for comfort.
Union ReservoirLevelUp Longmont Esports Tournament and Festival
Returning for a second year at the Longmont Museum, LevelUp Longmont Esports Tournament and Festival comes from the Library and the Friends of the Longmont Library. This daylong celebration welcomes all ages and highlights friendly competition, creativity, and community. Expect food trucks and vendor booths, a mix of video and tabletop gaming, outdoor activities, a relaxed hangout area, and a racing simulator. The Quest Log offers a bingo-style set of challenges where completing activities earns XP that can be exchanged for prizes. The main attraction is a Street Fighter 6 tournament presented live and via livestream. Tournament entry is limited to pre-registered players ages 13 and up, with matches taking place in the Stewart Auditorium. Admission is free. Partners include NextLight, Longmont Museum, and Longmont Public Media.
Longmont MuseumLeft Hand Artist Group Fall Into Art Show
An art show at Left Hand Brewing Company welcomes everyone at no cost. Live music is planned, with performers to be announced, and a food truck will be on site. Artists may secure a 10-by-10 booth for $40. A canopy is required with 40 pounds of weight, and staking is not allowed. Exhibitors handle their own sales. Unframed glass is not permitted, while framed glass is allowed as long as any glass that is sold is wrapped securely. Booth sharing is permitted.
Left Hand Brewing CompanyOktoberfest Sprint Triathlon
This annual Oktoberfest-themed triathlon brings the season’s biggest celebration. As the leaves turn, it officially wraps up the Colorado triathlon season. After a long and fun year of racing, it offers one final triathlon celebration before the snow arrives.
Union ReservoirTour of Desiderata Ranch
Explore Desiderata Ranch with a guided walk through a small farm in southwest Berthoud. The route includes a look at the high tunnel, the hydroponics house, small fields, berry patches, and a landscaped garden. Led by owner Pam Bradley, the experience features tastings of jam and jelly made on site, with both preserves and fresh produce available for purchase. Admission is $10.
Downtown Longmont Maker's Crawl 2026
Spend a day exploring creativity in Downtown Longmont with the Downtown Maker’s Crawl. Admission is $165 per person and covers five hands-on projects, a keepsake tote, and lunch. Participants travel on foot to five local, women-owned businesses, with each stop offering an approachable workshop. Create a quick-carve pop art print at Wolf & Wren, make a macramé plant hanger that includes a succulent at Happy Day Plants, design a fruit themed decorative plate at Crackpots, craft a needle felt sunflower ornament at Longmont Yarn Shoppe, and embroider floral motifs at Maker General. The day starts at Juniper Goods. Advance registration is required, groups may register together to stay in the same cohort, and lunch choices are selected during registration. Payments are nonrefundable, and late arrivals cannot be accommodated due to the tight schedule. Free parking is available on Sundays.
Downtown LongmontSilver Creek HS Mattress Sale-Up to 50% OFF Retail!
Silver Creek HS Performing Arts Dept hosts its annual mattress fundraiser at Silver Creek High School, offering savings of up to 50 percent off typical retail pricing on mattresses and accessories. Brand new, factory direct beds can be ordered during the event for home delivery, and every purchase supports the students. Explore more than 30 models from brands such as Purple, Helix, Simmons Beautyrest, Therapedic, Innomax, American Sleep, and Tranquility. All standard sizes are available across the lineup, including twin extra long and California king, with select models that can be custom sized for RVs or antique frames. Several mattresses qualify for free shipping to the lower 48 states. Orders are made to order after the fundraiser and ship fresh from the factory, with standard factory warranties that are typically 10 years or longer. About three to five weeks after the event, beds will be ready for pickup, and an optional white glove delivery service is available. Adjustable power bases will be featured to elevate the upper and lower body, which can help with sleep apnea, acid reflux, and back, shoulder, or hip discomfort, and they are convenient for reading, watching TV, or working in bed. New this year are personal neck and back massagers. Infinity Luxury Massage Chairs will also be on site, described as supporting endorphin production to help balance mood. A wide selection of pillows will be available, including cool gel options and essential oil infused varieties like lavender, chamomile, and peppermint, along with sheets, mattress protectors and pads, and frames. Even if a new mattress is not needed, there are many accessories to choose from and every purchase helps the kids at Silver Creek HS. Mention the student you are supporting when purchasing a mattress to receive a free set of microfiber sheets.
Silver Creek High SchoolPumpkin Pie Days Vintage & Antique Market
Marking its 56th year, the Pumpkin Pie Day Vintage & Antique Market brings a weekend of discovery to the Boulder County Fairgrounds. Collectors, dealers, and vintage enthusiasts gather for two days to showcase early American antiques, farmhouse and rustic decor, mid century modern furniture, vintage textiles, antique glassware and pottery, retro clothing and accessories, estate jewelry, advertising memorabilia, vinyl records, books, tools, salvage, and one of a kind curios. Whether the aim is to uncover a statement piece for the home, add to a collection, or savor the thrill of the search, this long running fall favorite offers finds for every kind of treasure hunter.
Boulder County Fairgrounds Exhibit BuildingGaia Fiya/the Glamour of Genocide
Gaia Fiya presents The Glamour of Genocide: Unmasking Deceptions at Longmont’s Firehouse Art Center, a multidisciplinary performance that blends butoh, spoken word, song, and resonant sound. Butoh artists Arwen Ek and lisamoyadeva perform alongside lisa’s spoken word, Bee Swope offers folk-rooted songs centered on reflection and resilience, and Zuki joins Jeffrey Möhler to shape an immersive soundscape. The piece moves through difficult questions and personal and social revelations, inviting open hearts, deeper awareness, and steps toward the answers many are seeking. Artist member Lisa Adeva Samoy, known as lisamoyadeva, guides Gaia Fiya collaborations as a collage of experimental theatre, dance, spoken word, protest art, and healing practices, drawing on years of experience to call for harmony between people and the planet. Arwen Ek, The Savage Shaman, contributes over two decades of international work in choreography, production, and performance that bridges physical, cultural, and psycho spiritual spheres. Singer-songwriter Bee Swope focuses on resilience, tenderness, and connection, while multi-instrumentalist Zuki began on drums at age 7 and also plays piano and guitar, learning songs by ear and creating original music influenced by Alex G, Gasoline Lollipops, and Fever the Ghost. Tickets are $20, with sliding scale options available so no one is turned away for lack of funds.
Firehouse Art CenterSweet 60 Gala benefiting Wild Plum Center
An evening gala benefiting the Wild Plum Center marks 60 years of service to children and families. The celebration honors lives changed since 1966, highlights Head Start and early childhood education along with family wellness services in Longmont, and serves as a fundraiser to help sustain the next six decades. The focus is on investing in the community’s youngest learners and recognizing the organization’s lasting legacy.