Events in Longmont today

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.

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.

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.

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.

Hear Eric Golden perform live with a set of classic honky tonk country that celebrates the genre’s roots.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Dizzy's and Lefthand Brewing Company bring back Sip'n'Slide, a summer favorite offering family friendly fun for all ages.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.