September 15
Boulder Voices For Children (BVFC)
Colorado’s second oldest court appointed special advocate (CASA) program for vulnerable youths in the judicial system, has announced its annual fundraising gala, Night of Hope, will be taking place from 5:30 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. on Thursday, September 15, 2022 at the Boulder JCC (6007 Oreg Ave., Boulder, CO 80303).
The Colorado Casual-themed event will feature Colorado-based cuisine by Greens Point Catering, locally made brews and spirits, live entertainment by local acts the Hummin’ Birds and The Intolerables, a photo station provided by The ShutterBus VW Photo Booth Bus, and an engaging program including a paddle raiser emceed by popular auctioneer Debbie Scheer from The Gala Team.
“Night of Hope is BVFC’s annual gala where we gather to celebrate the wonderful work our volunteers provide for youths in our community,” said Steve Callander, interim CEO. “We look forward to celebrating the next chapter of growth for our organization and raising funds to continue to support children across Boulder County,” he added.
Tickets are $100 per guest, and $85 early bird tickets will be available until August 15, 2022. Tickets will be sold individually (no tables) and can be purchased by visiting: https://events.handbid.com/auctions/night-of-hope-2022/tickets
Voices of Change Part V: Hate Crime in America
7 p.m.
Longmont Museum
Join community leaders as they engage in an urgent dialogue on the recent rise in hate crime in this country, illuminating the impact of intolerance and the threat of violence upon the diverse communities that call Boulder County home.
With Annett James of Boulder County NAACP, Mardi Moore of Out Boulder, and Jonathan Lev of the Boulder JCC. Moderated by Carmen Ramirez, Community and Neighborhood Resources, City of Longmont. Co-presented by the Longmont Multicultural Action Committee.
This free event is part of Thursday Nights @ the Museum.
September 17
Supporting NICU babies
The Wandering Jellyfish Bookshop, 198 2nd Ave Ste 1-A
Niwot
1-2:30 p.m.
The Wandering Jellyfish Bookshop is teaming up with local author Lauren Kerstein to promote Love for Lily, a nonprofit seeking to support NICU babies and their families. On Saturday, Sept. 17, The Wandering Jellyfish Bookshop will host a community celebration and fundraising event at which Kerstein will give two storytimes performances at 1:00 p.m. and 2:30 p.m. Each storytime will be followed by a tiny superhero cape-making craft, during which participants will create small felt superhero caps for babies in the neonatal intensive care unit. In addition to the storytimes and crafts, attendees will enjoy ice cream provided by the Best One Yet ice cream truck, sponsored by Deborah Read Fowler and Slifer Smith & Frampton. A portion of all purchases made from The Wandering Jellyfish Bookshop during the event will be donated to Love for Lily.
September 18
Lotería Mexicana
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Date: 09/18/2022 3:00 PM - 4:00 PM
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Location: Library
409 Fourth Ave.
Longmont, Colorado 80501 - ¡Venga con su familia entera para jugar Lotería Mexicana! El “dinero” que apostamos es de chocolate, y los premios incluyen libros bilingües y obsequios de mercados mexicanos locales.
- ¡Este programa es bilingüe y para toda la familia – todas edades son bienvenidas! No hay que registrarse.
Climate Action Sunday
The Air We Breath
Sunday, September 18, 2 - 5 pm;
FREE, reservations recommended
Designed to engage, inform, and equip people with practical ways to help make a difference on climate change, Climate Action Sundays feature information tables, kids activities, and a panel discussion featuring experts who will provide the latest information on air quality, waste management, energy, and water.
September 20
Caregiving for Young Children: Learning in Everyday Routines
A Mental Health Partners Kid Connects in the Neighborhood class
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Date: 09/20/2022 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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Location: Library
409 Fourth Ave.
Longmont, Colorado 80501
Young children learn best through relationship and play. Join the Kid Connects in the Neighborhood team of Early Childhood mental health professionals to learn ways to incorporate learning opportunities for early literacy and math skills in your everyday routines. This is a free course for ALL caregivers: parents, grandparents, aunts/uncles and neighbors who care for children birth-5 years old.
Future Classes:
- 6-7:30 pm Oct. 18: Caregiving for Young Children: Managing Challenging Behaviors
September 21
The Yip About Prairie Dogs
6-7:30 pm | Wednesday, Sept. 21
These fascinating creatures are more than cute little rodents who chew up the grass. This entertaining, lively presentation by Volunteer Naturalist with Boulder County Parks & Open Space delves into the ecology, social structure, life cycle, behavior and language of this species – the pillar of the prairie. Registration is required and opens on Monday, Aug. 22.
September 22
The Great Ideas Reading and Discussion Group
- Date: 09/08/2022 3:00 PM - 4:30 PM
- Location: Library
409 Fourth Ave.
Longmont, Colorado 80501 - 3-4:30 pm
- Select Thursdays throughout the fall
- Unquiet Study Room on the second floor of the Library
- No registration required
Participants will be asked to complete a brief reading and then join us once every two weeks to discuss readings from "Great Books of the Western World," compiled by Mortimer J. Adler, an American philosopher. Some of the topics will include chance, religion and history.
The sessions will be lead by community member Brian Hansen. The schedule and readings can be found below or download a Word doc on the presenter's website.
Upcoming dates:
- Sept. 22: The Great Books of the Western World, Vol 2, pp -179-186: The Idea of Chance from the Syntopicon
- or Mortimer Adler’s Great Ideas: A Lexicon of Western Thought, pp 75-82
- Sept. 29: Great Treasury of Western Thought, pp 1210-1218: Chance
- Oct. 20: The Great Books of the Western World Vol 2, pp 711-718: The Idea of History from the Syntopicon
- or Mortimer Adler’s Great Ideas: A Lexicon of Western Thought, pp 307-315
- Oct. 27: Great Treasury of Western Thought, pp 956-968: History: The Record of Events
- Nov. 10: Great Treasury of Western Thought, pp 212-220: The Idea of Hate from the Syntopicon
- Dec. 1: The Great Books of the Western World, Vol 3, pp 588-597: The Idea of Religion from the Syntopicon
- or Mortimer Adler’s Great Ideas: A Lexicon of Western Thought, pp 722-733
- Dec. 15: Great Treasury of Western Thought, pp 1268-1300: The Distinguishing Features of Religion, Judaism, Christianity
Seminario en Línea: Herramientas para Emprendedores, Cumplimiento con la Ley, Finanzas y Ventas en Línea / Webinar: Tools for Entrepreneurs, Compliance with the Law, Finances and Online Sales
When: 22 Sep 2022 7:00 PM, MDT
Where: Zoom: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/87300078365
We will kick off our Hispanic Heritage Month Webinar series in a Collaboration with the Office of Economic Development and International Trade and the Minority Business Office (MBO) to bring you learning and process improvement tools within your business that will help you make sure that everything you are doing within your company is legal, we will show you how to improve your finances and develop knowledge for online sales.
The Entrepreneurial Foundations Technical Assistance Program is a resource available to entrepreneurs and small business owners with the possibility of an economic reimbursement of up to $1,200.00 upon completion of the courses.
This webinar is offered in Spanish with English interpretation available.
September 23
Oktoberfest
The Garden, 1245 Boston Ave
Oktoberfest is coming to the Garden, complete with this year's Oktoberfest Märzen Lager, live music, the annual stein holding contest, a costume contest, food trucks and more! Stay tuned for more details.
September 24
Fiesta and Food Trucks
2-7 p.m.
Fiesta & Food Trucks celebrates the diverse cultures of the Hispanic and Latinx community in Boulder County. The event includes musical entertainment, Latin entertainment and a one of a kind tasting experience.
Roosevelt Park
Boulder Senior Law Day
9 a.m. - 1 p.m.
Boulder Jewish Community Center, 6007 Oreg Ave. Boulder
This year, Boulder County Senior Law will resume as an in-person event. After two years of presenting virtual webinars, this legal education event for seniors will return on September 24, 2022 from 9 AM until 1 PM at the Boulder Jewish Community Center, located at 6007 Oreg Ave., Boulder, CO.
This free event features a keynote speech by Boulder County District Attorney Michael
Dougherty on Elder Abuse, as well as several other presentations on legal topics of importance to seniors and caregivers.
Our popular Ask-A-Lawyer sessions will also resume in-person. Senior Law Day attendees can sign up for a free 15-minute consultation with an attorney on a walk-in basis during the event. Lawyers who specialize in a variety of senior-related practice areas will be on hand.
The event is free to attend. Pre-registration will be available through our website and—though appreciated–is not required to attend the event. Attendees may pick up a free copy of the Colorado Bar Association’s Senior Law Handbook at the event while supplies last. Coffee and a continental breakfast will be available at the event.
Books on the Chopping Block!
A Banned Books Week Event
- Date: 09/24/2022 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM
- Location: Library
409 Fourth Ave.
Longmont, Colorado 80501 - Library Meeting Rooms (located by the West Entrance on the first floor)
- Best for ages 14 and older
- No registration necessary
Join us for a special Banned Books Week Event, Books on the Chopping Block! Enjoy a live dramatic reading by professional actors of excerpts from the top ten most challenged books from the past year in the US.
This 60-minute performance is presented by Outlaw Production Collective, presented in a countdown from 10-1 format with an audience discussion/Q&A to follow.
Centennial State Ballet
Stravinsky's The Firebird
Saturday, September 24, 7 pm & Sunday, September 25, 3 pm;
$25 general admission, $22 students/seniors, $18 members
Centennial State Ballet returns for their Fall Showcase featuring Stravinsky’s "The Firebird." Marking the composer’s first international success, "The Firebird" premiered in 1910 at the Paris Opera performed by the Ballets Russes. Over a century later, it continues to be a fan favorite.
Coffee with Council - September Session
- Date: 09/24/2022 9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
- Location: Fire Station #5
617 Barberry Drive
Longmont, Colorado 80503 - Longmont residents are invited to have coffee with Council Members and discuss any topic of interest. At least two City Council members will be in attendance at each gathering. Free coffee will be provided. Meetings are scheduled for the last Saturday of every month (January through October), 9 to 10 am.
- Scheduled to attend (subject to change): Mayor Pro Tem Aren Rodriguez and Council member Marcia Martin
September 29
The Great Ideas Reading and Discussion Group
- Date: 09/08/2022 3:00 PM - 4:30 PM
- Location: Library
409 Fourth Ave.
Longmont, Colorado 80501 - 3-4:30 pm
- Select Thursdays throughout the fall
- Unquiet Study Room on the second floor of the Library
- No registration required
Participants will be asked to complete a brief reading and then join us once every two weeks to discuss readings from "Great Books of the Western World," compiled by Mortimer J. Adler, an American philosopher. Some of the topics will include chance, religion and history.
The sessions will be lead by community member Brian Hansen. The schedule and readings can be found below or download a Word doc on the presenter's website.
Upcoming dates:
- Sept. 29: Great Treasury of Western Thought, pp 1210-1218: Chance
- Oct. 20: The Great Books of the Western World Vol 2, pp 711-718: The Idea of History from the Syntopicon
- or Mortimer Adler’s Great Ideas: A Lexicon of Western Thought, pp 307-315
- Oct. 27: Great Treasury of Western Thought, pp 956-968: History: The Record of Events
- Nov. 10: Great Treasury of Western Thought, pp 212-220: The Idea of Hate from the Syntopicon
- Dec. 1: The Great Books of the Western World, Vol 3, pp 588-597: The Idea of Religion from the Syntopicon
- or Mortimer Adler’s Great Ideas: A Lexicon of Western Thought, pp 722-733
- Dec. 15: Great Treasury of Western Thought, pp 1268-1300: The Distinguishing Features of Religion, Judaism, Christianity
September 30
Tennis for a Cause
Friday, September 30th, 8 AM - 1 PM
@ The Fox Hill Club & Quail Tennis Campus
Cost – $70/person
Women's Round Robin Doubles
Includes lunch, online auction, & prizes
October 1
Join VCP for Blues, Brews and BBQ
In celebration of VCP’s village of 26 tiny homes and Village Community Center along with new initiatives aimed at reaching Veterans in rural areas, we’re excited to welcome back Blues, Brews and BBQ on Oct. 1. Last year, this signature event for VCP of Longmont brought together over 150 community and vivid leader to raise critical mission funds and enjoy a beautiful Colorado evening.
Our second annual event will feature the award-winning Johnny O band, local brews, fun games and a delicious dinner featuring VCP’s own Bravo Bravo Que sauce.
October 2
Stories of TRIumph: a Film Premiere and Fundraiser
- All proceeds will benefit The Reentry Initiative (TRI)
When: Sunday, October 2nd, 2022. 4:00 pm to 6:30 pm
Where: Longmont Museum, 400 Quail Road, Longmont CO 80501
Please join us for an evening to learn more about TRI and how we affect the lives of those touched by incarceration - creating Stories of TRIumph. You will have a chance to:
- Watch an documentary 'short' lime lighting trauma and prisons
- Participate in a talk back with the director and impacted persons
- Be inspired by the Stories of TRIumph
- Mingle with beverages and finger foods
- Meet our staff and board members
- Speak directly with those most affected by incarceration
- Engage in a Mission Moment - we can't do our work without your generosity - thank you!
More about the film: Most people have heard that the United States is the most incarcerated country in the world, but often overlooked is the particular impact incarceration has on women.
TRI has been partnering behind the scenes to create a full length documentary about the cycle of trauma and incarceration, looking specifically at how women, families, and communities are hit the hardest. We will watch a 'short' version of the work-in-progress and offer a talk back with the film director, impacted women, and community leaders working with and within the department of corrections.
October 4
Book Launch Party with Authors Jennifer Chambliss Bertman and Ingrid Law
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Date: 10/04/2022 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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Location: Library
409 Fourth Ave.
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6-7 pm on Tuesday, Oct. 4
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Library Meeting Rooms, 409 4th Ave.
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Open to everyone; best for kids 7 years and older
In celebration of the release of a new book, join Jennifer Chambliss Bertman, New York Times bestselling author of the Book Scavenger series, in conversation with Newbery Honor-winning author Ingrid Law!
Jennifer and Ingrid will chat about the process of writing a mystery, followed by a Q&A. But that's not all! There will be fun activities, including games, giveaways and mystery puzzles. Come dressed as your favorite detective for the sleuth photo booth. Sherlock Holmes, Scooby Doo and, of course, Nancy Drew are all welcome!
This event is presented by our friends at The Wandering Jellyfish Bookshop. Books will be available to purchase at the event and registration is required through their website.
Register Your Family through Wandering Jellyfish Bookshop's website
October 6
Catrinas on Parade and Escúchame
Firehouse Art Center
In October, the Firehouse will be unveiling over 20 new paintings created by local Longmont artists in their Main Gallery. Each year, the Firehouse Art Center invites local artists to create their representation of La Calavera Catrina. La Calavera Catrina is a zinc etching by the Mexican printmaker José Guadalupe Posada. Originally a commentary on the Mexican natives who, Posada felt, were aspiring to adopt European aristocratic traditions. She has become an icon of the Día de Muertos, or Day of the Dead. The Catrina exhibit will open on October 8th, during the Dia de los Muertos Festival, and will be on view until November 6, 2022. There will be select Catrinas hanging at the Longmont Public Library as well.
The South Gallery’s “Escúchame” explores complex issues like healing, feminism and identity. Featuring Jamie Chihuan and Adriana Paolo Palacios Luna, the exhibition includes painting, printmaking and fiber arts, the works connected by common threads of shared life experiences, and complex narratives layered by cross cultural experiences, memories, environmental commentary, spiritualism and symbolism. The exhibition’s goal is to highlight the message and passion of these two Latinx artists, Jamie Chihuan and Adrian Paolo Palacios Luna.
A Vintage Affair
Fox Hill Country Club
5:30-8:30 p.m.
A Vintage Affair is an event that is hosted annually by Wyatt’s Wet Goods that benefits Woman’s Work. We are back after a couple of years off due to the pandemic - we hope you can join us!
A Vintage Affair is a wine & beer tasting from several different vendors. Additionally, we have food bites from several area restaurants. Cost - $75/person or 2 for $100.
The evening includes a silent auction along with a live auction and paddle raise. 21+ Only Please!
Seminario en Línea: Protege Tu Negocio, Seguros para Negocio y Compensación de Trabajadores / Webinar: Protect your Business, Business Insurance and Workers Compensation
Virtually at 7 p.m.
We will know the importance and what the law on Business Insurance and Workers' Compensation dictates and we will understand the importance of having the right policy, and of seeing Insurance not only as a business expense but also as Protection for Unexpected Events.
This Webinar will be offered in Spanish with English interpretation available.
October 7
LEGO Club for Families
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Date: 10/07/2022 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Location: Library
409 Fourth Ave.
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The Library has more than 10,000 LEGO pieces, and at LEGO Club, we get them all out and build! Each time the club meets, we have a different building challenge. We also make a 'shared build' together. Family event- adults and kids build together. Kids younger than 10 years old must be accompanied by someone older than 14 years old dedicated to their care.
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Register Your Family
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Registration will open at 7 am on Saturday, Sept. 10. Click the button below to register your family
October 12
Talking About Race w/ Living Room Conversations
Join in a community conversation around race, facilitated by Annie Caplan of Living Room Conversations. In small groups of four to six people, participants will explore their personal experiences around the given topic:
5:30-7 pm on Sept.14 Empathy: Sharing experiences giving, receiving and observing empathy.
5:30-7 pm on Oct. 12 Status and Privilege: From education to wealth to gender to race, let’s talk about what we have…and what we desire.
5:30-7 pm on Nov. 9 Race and Ethnicity: This conversation is an opportunity to explore our experience of race and ethnicity. Where are we and what do we aspire to for ourselves and our community?
These sessions work best when taken together, but you can drop in to anyone of them. No registration is required.
October 13
Seminario en Línea: Estrategias para tu Negocio en Tiempo de Crisis / Webinar: Strategies for your Business in Time of Crisis
When: 13 Oct 2022 7:00 PM, MDT
Knowing the tools and options to have a sustainable business that has a positive impact are essential to operating a company more successfully and in the long term.
In this webinar we will learn what sustainability is and its importance, the impact on small businesses and ways to save money by having a sustainable business.
This webinar will be taught in Spanish with an English interpretation service available.
October 14
Friday Afternoon Concert Series
September 9, October 14, November 11, and December 9 at 2:30 pm
$12 general admission, $10 students/seniors, $8 members
Enjoy an afternoon of live music in the Museum's Stewart Auditorium featuring an eclectic array of musical acts from up and down the Front Range.
October 20
The Great Ideas Reading and Discussion Group
- Date: 09/08/2022 3:00 PM - 4:30 PM
- Location: Library
409 Fourth Ave.
Longmont, Colorado 80501 - 3-4:30 pm
- Select Thursdays throughout the fall
- Unquiet Study Room on the second floor of the Library
- No registration required
Participants will be asked to complete a brief reading and then join us once every two weeks to discuss readings from "Great Books of the Western World," compiled by Mortimer J. Adler, an American philosopher. Some of the topics will include chance, religion and history.
The sessions will be lead by community member Brian Hansen. The schedule and readings can be found below or download a Word doc on the presenter's website.
Upcoming dates:
- Oct. 20: The Great Books of the Western World Vol 2, pp 711-718: The Idea of History from the Syntopicon
- or Mortimer Adler’s Great Ideas: A Lexicon of Western Thought, pp 307-315
- Oct. 27: Great Treasury of Western Thought, pp 956-968: History: The Record of Events
- Nov. 10: Great Treasury of Western Thought, pp 212-220: The Idea of Hate from the Syntopicon
- Dec. 1: The Great Books of the Western World, Vol 3, pp 588-597: The Idea of Religion from the Syntopicon
- or Mortimer Adler’s Great Ideas: A Lexicon of Western Thought, pp 722-733
- Dec. 15: Great Treasury of Western Thought, pp 1268-1300: The Distinguishing Features of Religion, Judaism, Christianity
October 27
The Great Ideas Reading and Discussion Group
- Date: 09/08/2022 3:00 PM - 4:30 PM
- Location: Library
409 Fourth Ave.
Longmont, Colorado 80501 - 3-4:30 pm
- Select Thursdays throughout the fall
- Unquiet Study Room on the second floor of the Library
- No registration required
Participants will be asked to complete a brief reading and then join us once every two weeks to discuss readings from "Great Books of the Western World," compiled by Mortimer J. Adler, an American philosopher. Some of the topics will include chance, religion and history.
The sessions will be lead by community member Brian Hansen. The schedule and readings can be found below or download a Word doc on the presenter's website.
Upcoming dates:
- Nov. 10: Great Treasury of Western Thought, pp 212-220: The Idea of Hate from the Syntopicon
- Dec. 1: The Great Books of the Western World, Vol 3, pp 588-597: The Idea of Religion from the Syntopicon
- or Mortimer Adler’s Great Ideas: A Lexicon of Western Thought, pp 722-733
- Dec. 15: Great Treasury of Western Thought, pp 1268-1300: The Distinguishing Features of Religion, Judaism, Christianity
November 9
Talking About Race w/ Living Room Conversations
Join in a community conversation around race, facilitated by Annie Caplan of Living Room Conversations. In small groups of four to six people, participants will explore their personal experiences around the given topic:
5:30-7 pm on Sept.14 Empathy: Sharing experiences giving, receiving and observing empathy.
5:30-7 pm on Oct. 12 Status and Privilege: From education to wealth to gender to race, let’s talk about what we have…and what we desire.
5:30-7 pm on Nov. 9 Race and Ethnicity: This conversation is an opportunity to explore our experience of race and ethnicity. Where are we and what do we aspire to for ourselves and our community?
These sessions work best when taken together, but you can drop in to anyone of them. No registration is required.
November 10
The Great Ideas Reading and Discussion Group
- Date: 09/08/2022 3:00 PM - 4:30 PM
- Location: Library
409 Fourth Ave.
Longmont, Colorado 80501 - 3-4:30 pm
- Select Thursdays throughout the fall
- Unquiet Study Room on the second floor of the Library
- No registration required
Participants will be asked to complete a brief reading and then join us once every two weeks to discuss readings from "Great Books of the Western World," compiled by Mortimer J. Adler, an American philosopher. Some of the topics will include chance, religion and history.
The sessions will be lead by community member Brian Hansen. The schedule and readings can be found below or download a Word doc on the presenter's website.
Upcoming dates:
- Nov. 10: Great Treasury of Western Thought, pp 212-220: The Idea of Hate from the Syntopicon
- Dec. 1: The Great Books of the Western World, Vol 3, pp 588-597: The Idea of Religion from the Syntopicon
- or Mortimer Adler’s Great Ideas: A Lexicon of Western Thought, pp 722-733
- Dec. 15: Great Treasury of Western Thought, pp 1268-1300: The Distinguishing Features of Religion, Judaism, Christianity
November 11
Friday Afternoon Concert Series
September 9, October 14, November 11, and December 9 at 2:30 pm
$12 general admission, $10 students/seniors, $8 members
Enjoy an afternoon of live music in the Museum's Stewart Auditorium featuring an eclectic array of musical acts from up and down the Front Range.
December 1
The Great Ideas Reading and Discussion Group
- Date: 09/08/2022 3:00 PM - 4:30 PM
- Location: Library
409 Fourth Ave.
Longmont, Colorado 80501 - 3-4:30 pm
- Select Thursdays throughout the fall
- Unquiet Study Room on the second floor of the Library
- No registration required
Participants will be asked to complete a brief reading and then join us once every two weeks to discuss readings from "Great Books of the Western World," compiled by Mortimer J. Adler, an American philosopher. Some of the topics will include chance, religion and history.
The sessions will be lead by community member Brian Hansen. The schedule and readings can be found below or download a Word doc on the presenter's website.
Upcoming dates:
- Dec. 1: The Great Books of the Western World, Vol 3, pp 588-597: The Idea of Religion from the Syntopicon
- or Mortimer Adler’s Great Ideas: A Lexicon of Western Thought, pp 722-733
- Dec. 15: Great Treasury of Western Thought, pp 1268-1300: The Distinguishing Features of Religion, Judaism, Christianity
December 9
Friday Afternoon Concert Series
September 9, October 14, November 11, and December 9 at 2:30 pm
$12 general admission, $10 students/seniors, $8 members
Enjoy an afternoon of live music in the Museum's Stewart Auditorium featuring an eclectic array of musical acts from up and down the Front Range.
December 15
The Great Ideas Reading and Discussion Group
- Date: 09/08/2022 3:00 PM - 4:30 PM
- Location: Library
409 Fourth Ave.
Longmont, Colorado 80501 - 3-4:30 pm
- Select Thursdays throughout the fall
- Unquiet Study Room on the second floor of the Library
- No registration required
Participants will be asked to complete a brief reading and then join us once every two weeks to discuss readings from "Great Books of the Western World," compiled by Mortimer J. Adler, an American philosopher. Some of the topics will include chance, religion and history.
The sessions will be lead by community member Brian Hansen. The schedule and readings can be found below or download a Word doc on the presenter's website.
Upcoming dates:
Dec. 15: Great Treasury of Western Thought, pp 1268-1300: The Distinguishing Features of Religion, Judaism, Christianity
