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11th Annual Longmont Earth Day Celebration Returns April 19 with Music, Animals, and Sustainability Education

11th Annual Longmont Earth Day Celebration Returns April 19 with Music, Animals, and Sustainability Education

Sustainable Resilient Longmont hosts its 11th Earth Day Celebration at Timberline PK-8 School with family-friendly entertainment, live music, local wildlife, and hands-on activities focused on renewable energy, sustainability, and community action.
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Cottonwood Institute’s Changemaker Program to Host Free Outdoor Skills and Gear Repair Events This Month

Cottonwood Institute’s Changemaker Program to Host Free Outdoor Skills and Gear Repair Events This Month

Boulder County-area high school students in the Changemaker Program will host a Community Gear Repair Workshop on April 23 and an Ancestral Skills Workshop on April 26, promoting outdoor education and sustainability.
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Longmont’s 22nd Annual Cinco de Mayo Celebration Returns May 3 with Music, Dance, and Cultural Festivities

Longmont’s 22nd Annual Cinco de Mayo Celebration Returns May 3 with Music, Dance, and Cultural Festivities

Longmont’s 22nd annual Cinco de Mayo Celebration at Roosevelt Park on May 3 will feature live music, dance performances, a car show, a breakdancing competition, local vendors, and family-friendly activities honoring Mexican heritage and cultural diversity.
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Skyline High to Honor Legendary Coaches Bill and Greg Stephens with Ceremonial First Pitch

Skyline High to Honor Legendary Coaches Bill and Greg Stephens with Ceremonial First Pitch

Press release: Former Skyline coach Bill Stephens will throw the first pitch to his son, retiring Assistant Principal Greg Stephens, in a special tribute on March 25, celebrating their decades of dedication to St. Vrain Valley Schools and Skyline baseball. Submitted by Principal of Skyline High School Anthony Barela and Skyline High School PE Teacher and Baseball Coach Travis Schlagel.
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Boulder Arts Week 2025 Expands with Culinary Arts and New Awards Program

Boulder Arts Week 2025 Expands with Culinary Arts and New Awards Program

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).
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Absolutely Absurd April Fool’s Day Parade Will Return to Downtown Longmont

Absolutely Absurd April Fool’s Day Parade Will Return to Downtown Longmont

The Fifth Annual Absolutely Absurd April Fool’s Day Parade will bring costumes, music, and creativity to downtown Longmont on April 1.
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Bunny Hop Costume Crawl Brings Festive Fun to Downtown Longmont on March 29

Bunny Hop Costume Crawl Brings Festive Fun to Downtown Longmont on March 29

Longmont Creative District and Downtown Longmont host the Dress Up Downtown Costume Crawl on March 29, featuring a “Bunny Hop” theme with discounts, games, and fun at local businesses.
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The Soundpost Sessions Presents Hannah Connolly & King Orchard Live in Longmont

The Soundpost Sessions Presents Hannah Connolly & King Orchard Live in Longmont

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.
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Longmont High’s Kelly Lubkeman Named Teacher of the Year, Honored at Celebration of Excellence

Longmont High’s Kelly Lubkeman Named Teacher of the Year, Honored at Celebration of Excellence

Longmont High School science teacher Kelly Lubkeman has been named Teacher of the Year for her dedication to students and innovative teaching, and she will be honored at the Celebration of Excellence on April 11 in Boulder.
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Explore Longmont’s History with a Guided Tour of the Historic Morse Coffin Home on March 22

Explore Longmont’s History with a Guided Tour of the Historic Morse Coffin Home on March 22

Step back in time through a 90-minute guided tour of the historic Morse Coffin family home at Sandstone Ranch on March 22, where visitors can learn about 19th-century homesteading and the influential Coffin family.
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