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City of Longmont

Community Services Department


The Divisions
of Community Services
Longmont Recreation Center Senior Services
310 Quail Rd • 303-774-4800 910 Longs Peak Ave • 303-651-8411

Centennial Pool Affordable Housing


1201 Alpine St • 303-651-8406 350 Kimbark St • 303-651-8530

St Vrain Memorial Building Children & Youth Resources


700 Longs Peak Ave • 303-651-8404 1050 Lashley St • 303-651-8580

Longmont Public Library Community & Neighborhood


409 4th Ave • 303-651-8470 Resources
350 Kimbark St • 303-651-8444
Longmont Museum
& Cultural Center Visit all our divisions on the web
400 Quail Rd • 303-651-8374 at www.ci.longmont.co.us

Fall Events
Country Western
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Father Daughter Dance Día de los Muertos Family Celebration
Saturday, September 11, 6pm Saturday, October 30, 10am-5pm
Includes farm tour, food, pictures, dancing and more! Live entertainment, sugar skull decorating, traditional
For fathers and daughters of all ages. $50/couple. food, community altars, paper flower making, Día de los
www.ci.longmont.co.us/rec/special • 303-774-4800 Muertos tattoos, and Lady Catrina. Come dressed in your
finest skeleton apparel! Free admission. 400 Quail Rd.
34th Annual Halloween Parade 303-651-8374 (English) • 303-651-8444 (Spanish)
Saturday, October 30, 10am Día de los Muertos - Courtyard Entertainment
Dress in costume, march on Main Street. Line up at the St
Vrain Memorial Building, 700 Longs Peak Ave at 9:30am 11:30 am -12:30 pm
FREE - Trick or Treat Street following on Main Street at Kalpulli Mitotilitztli Aztec Dance Group
10:30am. Enjoy Not-so-Spooky thrills & chills at the library 1:00 - 1:45 pm
from 10:30-noon; “Haunted” story time 11-11:30am for Canciones de Mi Tierra and Coro San Juan
ages 7 and under” www.ci.longmont.co.us/rec/special or
303-651-8404 for information 2:00 - 2:45 pm
Alternatives for Youth Folklorico Dancers

Safe Halloween Night


Sunday, October 31 36th Annual
6-8:30pm Longmont
Costumed fun themed Turkey Trot
for ages 10 and under Saturday,
Longmont Recreation Center, November 13, 9am
310 Quail 10K & 2 mile run/walk
FREE 303-774-4800 for information at Altona Middle School
Bagged candy donations welcome 303-651-8406
www.ci.longmont.co.us/rec/special www.ci.longmont.co.us/rec/special
Affordable Housing
Check out the wide variety of
Boulder County programs available this fall from
Down Payment Assistance Program
Ready to buy your first home? Down payment assistance Longmont Recreation Services
up to $15,000 is available for income-qualified, first-time
homebuyers.

Community Housing Program


The City has below-market priced homes available for sale
for income-qualified households. These condominiums,
town homes, and single family homes are available in
new and established neighborhoods.

Does your house need work?


The City of Longmont has programs to help income and
asset- qualified residents improve their homes:
• General Rehabilitation Program
• Architectural Barrier Removal Program
• Emergency Grant Program
• Paint-a-Thon Program
Call Molly at 303-651-8530 or visit www.ci.longmont.
co.us/cdbg/housing for more information on the above Birthday Party Packages
ackages
programs. Looking to plan your child’s next birthday party?
Check out the wide variety of themes and venues
Foreclosure Intervention available for preschoolers through teens by calling
If you are having difficulty making your mortgage payments, Recreation Services at 303-651-8404 or on-line at
or are concerned about missing a payment, contact the www.ci.longmont.co.us/rec/rentals/bday
Boulder County Housing Counseling Program. Services
are free and confidential. To contact a counselor, Fall Basketball
call 720-564-2279 or visit www.bouldercountyhc.org. for grades Kindergarten and 1 & 2
A Youth Basketball Program made especially for boys
Homeownership Trainings and girls in kindergarten and in 1st and 2nd grades!
Become an educated homebuyer! By taking this free Both programs emphasize teamwork, sportsmanship,
course you will learn how to qualify for a mortgage, skill development and fun. Practices will be held
understand your credit, find a home, and much more. Friday afternoons (kindergarten) or Mon/Wed or
For an upcoming course schedule and to reserve your Tue/Thurs afternoons (1st and 2nd graders) at the
spot, Longmont Recreation Center beginning the week of
visit www.bouldercountyhc.org or call 720-564-2279. October 4. For more information call the Longmont
Recreation Center at 303-774-4800 or visit online at
Free Internet Service www.ci.longmont.co.us/rec.
Available to Qualified Residents
The City of Longmont received free Internet service
accounts to help families that cannot afford to purchase
this service. These accounts are being offered to low/
moderate-income households in Longmont with children Senior Services
in middle school or high school. There also may be help
available for families that don’t have a computer through Grandparents Raising Grandkids
a partnership with the Jared Polis Foundation and the St. FREE • 1st Mondays • 6-7:30pm
Vrain Valley School District. This is a place to share and learn from others who
For more information please contact Tracy DeFrancesco are involved in raising their grandchildren. Meet at the
at 303-774-4445. Senior Center, 910 Longs Peak Avenue. Childcare
provided. 303-651-8411
Longmont Recreation Services
Visit online at www.ci.longmont.co.us/rec for more information about the following
programs or call 303-651-8404, 303-651-8406, or 303-774-4800

Kid Escape! Science, Space and Springboard Diving


Safety class for Ages 5 & up, Engineering Ages 7 & up, M/W afternoons
Oct 2 or Nov 6 Ages 6-14. One day & weeklong
classes available. BLAST!
Kicking Kangas Tumbling Accelerated Swim Lessons
Tumbling for ages 5 - 6 Youth Tae Kwon Do Ages 6 & up, Sunday or Wed
Ages 7-16
Boys Endurance, Strength Offered 3 x per week. Pay a drop-in Special Needs Swim
& Tumbling fee and try it out! Lessons
Ages 5-6, Tue pm Ages 6-16, Sunday afternoons
Sewing Fundamentals
Hip-POP Ages 7-12, Tuesday afternoons Basketball Skills Clinic
Ages 6-11, Monday evenings Ages 8-12, afternoons, Nov 1-3
Mommy & Me
Lil’ Dance Divas Intro to Horses NFL Punt Pass & Kick
Ages 5-8, Saturday mornings Ages 2 ½-5, Sept 9 or 15 Free competition for ages 6-15
Divisions by gender and age
Preschool Dance Classes Dances with Branches Sept 10, 5-6:30pm,
Ages 3-5, ballet, tap, tumbling Ages 7& up Sandstone Ranch
Friday mornings Tree climbing. Sept 18

Adult Dance Classes Rapid Ropers


Salsa, Ballroom, Ballet, Swing and Jump Roping
more! Ages 14 and older Ages 6 - 18, free rope with reg
Monday evenings, monthly
Youth Art Classes
Ages 3-15 CARA Cross Country
Wide variety of fine art and craft Ages 9-14, M/W/F, 5-6pm
classes. One day & 5 week sessions
available. Youth Tennis Lessons
Ages 7-17, Tue/Thurs
Rhythm and Music
Ages 6-13 Preschool Sports Clinics
Classes like Learn Piano, Fun with Ages 3-5, weekday mornings
Music, Junk Band and more. Soccer, T-Ball, or Basketball

Fall CARA Swim Team Swim Lessons


ssons
Two fall options exist for youth ages 6-18: Year-round swimming lessons are offered
ed at:
Mon/Wed afternoons at the Longmont Recreation Center Centennial Pool, 1201 Alpine St
and Tues/Thurs evenings at Centennial Pool Longmont Recreation Center, 310 Quail Rd
Pre-Requisite- Ability to swim one length of pool front Classes begin as early as September 7 with weekday
and back crawl without stopping or using assistance. morning, afternoon, evenings, and weekend lessons
Practices begin in September, with optional monthly available. For infants through adults.
swim meets. To register call the Longmont Recreation
Call Centennial Pool, 303-651-8406, or the Longmont
Center, 303-774-4800, or Centennial Pool, 303-651-
Recreation Center, 303-774-4800, for more information.
8406.
Longmont Museum

Create a Catrina!
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La Ofrenda de los Muertos: S
Saturday, Oct 23, 10 to 11:30 am
Ages 5 and up, parents welcome
A
Honoring Days of the Dead Mitlan:
n: $5 per child, $4 for 2nd child, $3 for 3rd
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Exhibition The Place
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the D
Dead
d child, preregistration required.
October 9 to November 7, 2010 Wednesday, October 20, 7 pm Hear the legend of this famous and fancy
Community altars, artwork, interactives, Maruca Salazar, Director of the Museo skeleton figure and create your own
and photographs highlight this annual de las Americas in Denver, explores Catrina or Catrin to take home. Taught
exhibit. Explore new displays celebrating objects from the Museo’s collection by artist and folk historian Rita Flores de
our 10th anniversary. Free admission. used during pre-Hispanic ceremonies to Wallace along with artist Julie Marino.
honor the dead. Watch and learn as she
Volunteer Sugar builds a primitive altar and explains its Skull Masks at the Longmont
Skull Making Day symbolism. Free admission.
Public Library
Sunday, October 17, 1 to 4 pm 409 4th Avenue, 303-651-8477
Help make sugar skulls for the Oct 30 Día de los Muertos Monday, October 25, 6 to 8 pm
event! Groups of 8 or more, please call Family Celebration Ages 3 and up.
ahead – 303-651-8723. Saturday, October 30, 10am-5pm Make and decorate your own skull mask
Free admission. Free admission. in this popular program! Free admission.

Longmont Public Library


Junior Booklover Club: Parenting Forum
Do you love books? Would you like to meet friends who at Longmont Public Library!
share interests similar to your own? If you are between Last Thursdays of the month, join us from 7-7:30pm in the Children
the ages of 10-13, sign up for our Longmont Public Library and Teen’s department of the library. Be part of a librarian-
Junior Booklovers club which meets every other Saturday facilitated discussion on current educational and parenting
(next meeting Sept 25) from 10-11:30am. Snacks and crafts issues. (Storytimes for younger children will occur at the same
included! Interested participants must register for this time, so feel free to bring your whole family.) Light dessert will
program. follow the program. No need to register.
Please call 303-651-8477 Bilingual Bedtime Storytime:
or email elektra.greer@ci.longmont.co.us to register. Thursday evenings from 6:30-7pm. Pajamas encouraged.
Bedtime Storytime:
Lego Club for All Ages! Thursday evenings from 7-7:30pm. Pajamas
ajamas encouraged.
Last Sundays of the month. 2-4pm , Sept 26 and Oct 31
Bring your ingenuity and we’ll provide the blueprint for a great Dogs Enjoy Afternoon Reading: g:
afternoon. Children will be grouped by ages. Lego builders Sept 18, Sat, 1-2pm
who complete the challenge will be awarded a ribbon. Light Pawsitive Reading:
snacks provided. Children under 8 must be accompanied by Oct 4, Mon, 6:30-7pm
an adult! Please register for this event by calling 303-651-8477. Come share a favorite book with a fun, n
furry friend. Reading with dogs helps
Star Wars Sundays children gain confidence in their literacyy
First Sundays of the month. 2-4pm, Oct 3 and Nov 7 skills in an informal, non-judgmental
Enjoy Star Wars trivia, movie clips, and Jedi Knight fun! setting that is fun! Two different
303 651-8477 organizations provide opportunity with different dogs!

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