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The main gallery's new exhibition, Unusual Suspects by Helios Lucida, will be up June 10 through July 26.

Keeping a tradition going during COVID-19.

As protests continued in Longmont, the state and throughout the nation, Denver Broncos coaches and players marched and spoke out against racism and police brutality in downtown Denver.

Beginning June 8, the Longmont Public Library catalog will reopen to accept holds

Jill is looking for a home with no kitties though she enjoys the company of other dogs

A daily crime report in Longmont.

Motus Theater on June 7 will present a virtual program, Welcoming the Stranger, in which the Rev. Pedro Silva reads aloud the monologue of Alejandro Fuentes-Mena, whose personal story gets at some of the hurt that white supremacy is causing the undocumented community.

Summer artist-in-residence, Barbara Rudlaff will work at the Firehouse Art Center through Sept. 5.

The Longmont library isn't open, but that doesn't mean there's nothing happening. Check out this weekly schedule of virtual events for all ages.

Personal stories shared during COVID-19