Arts

A fire broke out overnight at Longmont’s historic sugar mill, a landmark with deep ties to the city’s industrial past — here’s a look inside the iconic structure, originally posted by the Longmont Observer in May 2017.

Explore this week’s collection of photos capturing the essence of Longmont, from community moments to scenic views.

The 12th annual Boulder Arts Week, running April 4–April 12, features 100+ events, culinary arts, and the first-ever Boulder Arts Week Awards (BAWies).

The Fifth Annual Absolutely Absurd April Fool’s Day Parade will bring costumes, music, and creativity to downtown Longmont on April 1.

Enjoy an intimate concert in Longmont as The Soundpost Sessions’ SPOTLIGHT series features Hannah Connolly and King Orchard at The Times Collaborative on March 20.

Discover the eerie past and rich history of Longmont’s Sandstone Ranch with a look at the Coffin family legacy — just in time for this weekend’s event at the historic homestead.

A group of Boulder artists and advocates have launched a petition urging the city to fully allocate 2A arts funding as they believe voters intended. City officials push back, stating arts funding has increased, not been reduced.

Join Longmont Out Loud and Longmont Public Media for an exciting night of unscripted comedy and live music at Longmont L!ve, featuring local improv teams and a musical performance.

Music First founder Becca Raccone filed a civil claims suit against The Longmont Social for nearly $1,200 to reimburse unpaid musicians.

The Eating Disorder Foundation is hosting the show on February 27, in conjunction with National Eating Disorder Awareness Week.