March 9
Being Double: Native American Artists on Art & Identity
7 p.m.
Longmont Museum
Free, reservations recommended
with Jaycee Beyale, Chelsea Kaiah & Danielle SeeWalker, moderated by Gregg Deal. Join guest curator Gregg Deal and artists from our current exhibition Duality: Contemporary Works by Indigenous Artists as they share their experiences existing within contemporary American life as artists and Native Americans.
March 10
Spring Member Show
5-8 p.m.
The Great Frame Up, 430 Main St.
The Longmont Artists Guild is hosting its Spring Member Show. Over 150 guild members will showcase their art in a variety of media including painting, photography, sculpture, fiber arts, wood and mixed media. All the art is for sale.
The Flatirons Chamber Music Festival
Friday, March 10, 2:30 pm
$12 general admission, $10 students/seniors, $8 members
The Flatirons Chamber Music Festival brings together professional musicians from around the world to Colorado. Through vibrant collaboration and rich community engagement, they strive to bridge cultural, geographic, and temporal divides between performers, composers, and audience members, inspiring dynamic interaction within the entire community.
March 11
Kids' Creative Movement Class with Anima Arts
Best for 3-5-year-olds (with caregivers)
Date: 03/11/2023 11:00 AM - 11:30 AM
Location: Library
409 Fourth Ave.
Second Saturdays through April
Library Meeting Rooms
No registration required
Join Mimi of Anima Arts for creative movement classes celebrating the way children experience the world; through curiosity, exploration, and play. We'll use dance, music, games, stories, and props to explore themes inspired by nature, art, science, and adventure. Best for kids 3-5 years of age with a caregiver.
About Anima Arts
Anima Arts is a local arts in public health organization supporting the health and wellness of children and families through arts based movement education. Learn more about Anima Arts
Accessible Notes: Our classes are family-centered, interactive, adaptive and access multiple intelligences and modalities. A space is for all identities and abilities. Please contact Anima Arts or the Longmont Library Children's and Teens' Librarians for any support in attendance.
HIT THE SLOPE
1-4 p.m.
On March 11, between 1-4 pm, take the challenge by stopping at participating businesses and complete a simple challenge. Collect tokens for completing challenges and redeem for Slope Swag at Bootstrap Brewing by 4PM that day.
March 12
A Woman’s Work Golf Tournament
12-3 p.m.
Top Golf - 16011 Grant St. Thornton
Includes 3 hours of unlimited play, lunch, non-alcoholic drinks, prizes, and the opportunity to support AWW!
Three Ways to Participate:
Register for a Bay (for 6 people) - $600
Food Sponsors - $1600 each
Four available
Includes acknowledgement, opportunity to distribute swag at the event + 1 bay for 6 people
Hole in One Sponsor - $1250
Only One Available
Includes acknowledgement; opportunity to distribute swag at the event + 1 bay for 6 people
March 15
Recreation Job Fair
Positions are available for ages 15+
- Date: 03/15/2023 4:00 PM - 5:30 PM
- Location: Recreation Center
310 Quail Road
Longmont Recreation Services is hosting a job fair to fill a variety of positions in 2023. Join us in the lobby of the Longmont Recreation Center at 310 Quail Road on Wednesday, February 8 from 4:30-6 pm to learn about the jobs available. Positions are available for ages 15+.
This Job Fair provides an opportunity to talk to staff members about what it is like to work in Recreation Services and have your questions answered about various jobs, even for summer-only positions! Leave the job fair knowing what the next steps are for a job with Longmont Recreation & Golf. Positions available include babysitters, climbing wall attendants, fitness instructors, front desk staff, lifeguards, pool managers, preschool sports instructors, sports officials, swim instructors, and more.
If you have questions about the job fair, email [email protected] or call staff at 303-774-4800. Learn more about Recreation jobs. Apply for current job openings online.
Living Room Conversations: Climate of Unity
- Date: 03/15/2023 5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
- Location: Library
409 Fourth Ave. - Topic: Climate of Unity
- No registration required
- For those 16 and older
We all want to live in a healthy environment, yet most of us make compromises to enjoy the benefits of modern society. And some forms of pollution we have more control over than others. How much influence do residents have over the quality of the environment they live in? Is keeping our environment healthy good or bad for the economy? What is our role in protecting the environment?
About Living Room Conversations
In small groups of four to six people, participants agree to the conversational guidelines to keep the environment positive and productive. Question guides help foster discussion and prompt participants to explore their personal experiences around the given topic. This guide was created in collaboration with In This Together, a collection of Democrats, Republicans and independents working together on environmental protection and energy innovation.
About Annie Caplan
Annie is an educator, community organizer, former librarian and lifelong learner. After leading community conversations through the American Library Association's Libraries Transforming Communities initiative, she was inspired to help other librarians create safe spaces where members of their communities could engage in respectful and meaningful dialogue with one another. Annie loves connecting people and witnessing what can unfold when human beings come together and share their stories. She aims to foster inclusive and accessible environments where folks feel comfortable showing up as their most authentic selves. Read more on the Living
March 16
An Evening with Contemporary Native American Poets
Thursday, March 16, 7 pm;
$8 general, $5 Museum members
The greater Denver metro area is home to many talented Native American poets. Hear them share their work in an intimate evening of spoken word.
People & Pollinators Presentation
6-7 pm
Thursday, March 16
Registration required
Join the staff from People & Pollinators Action Network to learn how to attract pollinators - like bees, butterflies, moths, hummingbirds and more - to your yard!
March 23
Mitos y Realidades al momento de declarar sus impuestos
When: 23 Mar 2023 7:00 PM, MDT
Where: Zoom: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/84188993306
Seminario en Línea sobre Los Mitos y Realidades a la hora de declarar los impuestos. Hablaremos sobre los impuestos para los dueños de pequeños negocios y personas que planean comprar casa entre otros temas importantes a la hora de darle cuentas al IRS.
Empowering Women in Mali & West Africa
6-7:30 pm
Thursday, March 23
Registration required
Fatou Doumbia of AGILE International will present stories of hope highlighting the progress happening in Mali and West Africa for women and their communities.
June-July
Ages 5-13
Camp at the Longmont Museum is filled with adventure and fun! Join us in the summer or over a school break and discover history, art, music, culture, science, and more in these hands-on camps. Camps are filling fast; scholarships available!
