Longmont Winter Spring 2023 Brochure

Longmont
RECREATION
Winter/Spring 2023
Serving You
» In Person: at three year-round sites
» Online: https://rec.ci.longmont.co.us
» Over the Phone: 303-774-4700
Si, habla Español
CITY INFORMATION
Now Hiring: FUN
SEEKER
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» Visit LongmontColorado.gov/Jobs Today!
Quick Reference Guide
3 Easy Ways to Connect with Recreation

Questions? Registrations? Reservations?
Register
for class
es begin
ONLINE ning
[email protected]
» Home Page: www.LongmontColorado.gov/rec
NOV 29,
» Program Registrations: https:// rec.ci.longmont.co.us 2022
» Select self-service online cancellations
» Park Shelter Reservations:
www.LongmontColorado.gov/park-shelters
IN PERSON IMPORTANT INFORMATION

» Longmont Recreation Center, 310 Quail Rd » Full payment is due at registration unless otherwise noted.
» St Vrain Memorial Building, 700 Longs Peak Ave » $5 minimum service charge assessed for cancellations.
» Centennial Pool, 1201 Alpine St Cancellations requested with less than 7 days notice are
subject to no refund or loss of a percentage of fees paid.
» Sorry, refunds cannot be given in cash. A check will be
OVER THE PHONE issued and mailed within 2 weeks.
See more phone numbers inside on page 3 in the City Info Section » $25 charge on all returned checks.
1. Registration & Pass Sales: 303-774-4700 » A resident is defined as living within the City limits of
2. Longmont Recreation Center: 303-774-4800 Longmont and having utilities (trash service) provided
by the City of Longmont.
3. St Vrain Memorial Building: 303-651-8404
» Classes may be cancelled or consolidated if minimum
4. Centennial Pool: 303-651-8406 enrollment figures are not met 3 business days before a
5. Park Shelter Reservations: 303-651-8404 class starts. Participants will be contacted.
Winter/Spring 2023 www.LongmontColorado.gov

FACILITY FEES Admittance Fees | 2023 fees go into effect on Feb 1, 2023.
(All fees are subject to change. Resident is defined as within Longmont city limits.)
20 VISIT PASS DROP-IN VISIT

Valid at all facilities - Expires 5 years from date of purchase. (per person) 2022 2022 2023 2023
Resident Non-Res Corp/Mil Resident Non-Res Resident Non-Res
2022 to Jan 30 $86.75 $108.00 $78.00 Able to Child 2-10 yrs $4.50 $5.50 $5.00 $5.75
purchase/
2023 begin Feb 1 $95.50 $119.00 $86.75 renew
Youth 11-17 yrs $5.00 $5.75 $5.50 $6.25
20 visit passes are for all ages and may be shared online Adult 18-54 yrs $5.75 $7.25 $6.50 $8.00
with friends and family. 2023 Fees go into effect on February 1, 2023. Senior 55 and up $5.00 $5.75 $5.50 $6.25
30-Day Pass | 2023 Rate ICE RINK GENERAL ADMISSION

Resident Non-Res Corp/Mil Resident Non-Resident
Child 2-10 yrs $20.00 $24.75 n/a Valid at all Child 2-5 yrs $6.00 $7.50
Youth 11-17 yrs $28.50 $35.75 n/a facilities. Ice passes available,
Expires 30 Youth 6-17 yrs $6.50 $8.00 see online
Adult 18-54 yrs $47.50 $59.00 $42.75 days from Adult 18-54 yrs $7.00 $8.75 LongmontColorado.gov/
Senior 55 and up $28.50 $35.75 $25.75 start date. Ice-Pavilion
Able to Senior 55 and up $6.50 $8.00
Household $91.50 $114.25 $82.25 purchase/ Skate Rental $4.00 Skate Sharpening $11.00
Couple $81.50 $101.75 $73.25 renew online
Save money! 10- & 20- Ice Skate Rental Packages available.
3-MONTH PASS* | 2023 Rate PRESCHEDULED GROUP RATE (10+ people)

Resident Non-Res Corp/Mil A reduced rate for groups of 10 or more is available at
Child 2-10 yrs $52.25 $65.25 n/a Valid at all Recreation Facilities with at least 24 hours’ notice.
Youth 11-17 yrs $75.00 $93.75 n/a facilities.
Expires 3 See online LongmontColorado.gov/rec, email
Adult 18-54 yrs $131.00 $163.75 $104.75 months [email protected] or call 303-774-4700
Senior 55 and up $75.00 $93.75 $60.00 from date of for information.
purchase.
Household $246.50 $308.00 $220.25 Able to
Couple $216.75 $271.00 $190.50 purchase/
renew online CORPORATE RATE
Recreation partners with businesses to promote health
ANNUAL PASS: Monthly Payments* & wellness. A minimum of 3 pass-holding employees are
2023 Rate Resident Non-Res Corp/Mil required for corporate status. Employees (re) enroll each
Child 2-10 yrs $18.75 $23.50 n/a year to receive benefits. Call 303-651-8821 to inquire.
Valid at all
Youth 11-17 yrs $26.50 $31.00 n/a facilities.
Adult 18-54 yrs $46.00 $57.50 $41.50 Monthly TABLE OF CONTENTS
credit card
Senior 55 and up $26.50 $35.75 $23.75 charge or 1 FACILITY FEES 11 SWIM LESSONS
Household $87.00 $108.75 $78.25 checking/
2 CITY INFORMATION 14 SWIM TRAINING & CERTS
savings.
Couple $77.00 $96.25 $69.25 15 YOUTH SPORTS
4 SANDSTONE RANCH
account debit minimum commitment 12 + months required. VISITORS & LEARNING
Subject to early termination fee of one month. Auto Renews. Forms to cancel
19 ADULT SPORTS
CENTER
auto debit must be received by the 25th of the month prior to stopping; no 20 CALENDAR PULLOUT
proration. Any overdraft fees responsibility of cardholder. 5 CALLAHAN HOUSE
23 FITNESS & WELLNESS
5 GOLF
28 GENERAL INTEREST
ANNUAL PASS: Paid in full* 5 UNION RESERVOIR
35 OUTDOOR
2023 Rate Resident Non-Res Corp/Mil 6 RECREATION CENTER
36 THERAPEUTIC
Child 2-10 yrs $181.50 $226.75 n/a 7 CENTENNIAL POOL
Valid at all
facilities - 37 LONGMONT MUSEUM
Youth 11-17 yrs $260.00 $325.00 n/a Expires 1 year
8 ST. VRAIN MEMORIAL
BUILDING 38 SENIOR SERVICES
Adult 18-54 yrs $455.50 $559.50 $364.50 from date
of purchase. 9 ICE PAVILION 40 FIRING RANGE
Senior 55 and up $260.00 $325.00 $208.00 Includes 2-6
free visits
Household $857.00 $1,071.00 $766.00 with
Couple $754.50 $943.00 $682.00 purchase Follow us on Facebook!
*The benefits of 3-Month and Annual passes: Admittance to all indoor year
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round facilities. Admittance to seasonal outdoor facilities (Ice Pavilion, Sunset
Pool, Kanemoto & Roosevelt Activity Pools). †Household pass: The household Para información sobre esta publicación en Español llame al 303-651-8601
rate is for 2 adults and their children (22 & under) living at home. o correo electrónico [email protected]
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CITY INFORMATION
LONGMONT CIVIC CENTER
350 Kimbark St | 303-776-6050
Join Coffee with
Hours of Operation:
Mon-Fri 8am-5pm | Closed Sat and Sun Council in 2023
The public is invited to
Holidays: Closed Dec 26, Jan 2, Jan 16, Coffee with Council January
Feb 20, and May 29 through October, at locations
throughout Longmont. Find locations
online at bit.ly/coffeewithcouncil
See 2023 dates online | Saturdays, 9-10am
MAYOR For information about city council meetings
Joan Peck and agendas, call the City Manager’s Office
Term expires 11/2023 at 303-651-8601 or visit
[email protected] longmontcolorado.gov/agendas
303-774-3619
WARD I
Tim Waters
Term expires 11/2023 AT-LARGE
CITY COUNCIL [email protected] Shiquita Yarbrough
There are a variety of ways 303-774-3614 Term expires 11/2025
to contact city council [email protected]
members: WARD II 303-774-3613
Marcia Martin
• City council meetings, Term expires 11/2025 AT-LARGE
most Tuesdays at 7 pm [email protected] Vacancy filled Nov 2022, yet not finalized
• Coffee with Council, 303-774-3617 at time of print.
one Saturday of every
month Jan-Oct WARD III AT-LARGE/MAYOR PRO TEM
Susie Hidalgo-Fahring Aren Rodriguez
• Mail c/o City Clerk’s Office, Term expires 11/2023 Term expires 11/2025
350 Kimbark St. 80501
[email protected] [email protected]
• Email and phone 303-774-3612 303-774-3615
GOLF ADVISORY BOARD CALLAHAN HOUSE ADVISORY BOARD

Marshall Allen John Hay Philip Schluckebier Janet Pearson Karen Kruse Karen Reed
Paul Mayer Al Wolden Rick Accountius Connie Neumann Maureen McCoy Anne Thompson
Anne Dorozenski Tim Waters, City Council Liaison Kathy Korpela, Staff Liaison
MUSEUM ADVISORY BOARD TAKE YOUR PLACE ON A CITY BOARD

Rhea Moriarity Dale Bernard Bruce Montgomery OR COMMISSION!
Caley Cordova Thomas Kurtz Katie MacDonald
Catherine Cox Linda Buchsbaum What is your passion? Preserving history? Programs for
Susie Hidalgo-Fahring, City Council Liaison senior citizens? Longmont’s beautiful parks and open spaces?
Ensuring that community services are available to everyone?
PARKS & RECREATION ADVISORY BOARD If you have a desire to serve your community and
Paige Lewis Dan Ohlsen Erin Angel participate in the deliberation of topics of importance to
Nick Novello Scott Conlin Jeff Ellenbogen the city, consider serving on a volunteer advisory board.
Manoj Gangwar Tim Waters, City Council Liaison Applicants must be registered voters and residents of
Longmont for at least one year prior to serving.
SENIOR SERVICES ADVISORY BOARD It’s easy to apply!
Jeanine Tarrant Susan Alling Art Quintana Visit the City’s website at bit.ly/longmontapp
David Brenna Ruth Ellis Sheila Conroy Questions? Call the City Clerk’s Office at 303-651-8649.
Julie Hauser Prudence Carter
Marcia Martin, City Council Liaison Board membership current as of November 2022.
2 Winter/Spring 2023 www.LongmontColorado.gov

CITY INFORMATION
LONGMONT PHONE NUMBERS LONGMONT ONLINE
General Information 303-776-6050 www.LongmontColorado.gov
Animal Control 303-651-8500 www.LongmontColorado.gov/Link2Longmont
Building Inspection 303-651-8332
www.twitter.com/cityoflongmont
CDBG / Affordable Housing 303-651-8736
Centennial Pool 303-651-8406 www.LongmontColorado.gov/cityline
Children, Youth and Families 303-651-8580 https://engage.longmontcolorado.gov
City Clerk’s Office 303-651-8649 www.facebook.com/cityoflongmontco
City Manager / Mayor 303-651-8601
www.youtube.com/user/cityoflongmont
Code Enforcement 303-651-8695
Community & Neighborhood Resources 303-651-8444 www.flickr.com/photos/longmontcolorado
Economic Development 303-651-0128 www.instagram.com/longmontcolorado
Electric Power Interruption 303-776-0011
Facility Rental Hotline 303-651-8443 LOCAL SERVICE PROVIDERS
Fire Administration 303-651-8437 The City of Longmont Recreation staff strives to provide a
Forestry 303-651-8416 broad spectrum of recreation and leisure opportunities for a
wide range of ages, interests and abilities.
Hearing Impaired TTD# 800-659-3656
Longmont Museum & Stewart Auditorium 303-651-8374 However, we also acknowledge that not every recreational
interest is addressed in our program line up. With this in mind,
Longmont PD/BCSO Firing Range 303-774-4587 we would encourage you to contact one or more of the other
& Training Center or 303-774-4589 local providers that provide quality programs in the Longmont
Longmont Power & Communications 303-651-8386 community.
Longmont Public Library 303-651-8470 A list of local service providers is available online at
Longmont Recreation 303-651-8404 LongmontColorado.gov/rec on the athletics page.
Municipal Court 303-651-8688 Every effort is made to provide accurate information. If you
NextLight Internet 303-774-4494 are a local service provider and would like to have your
information included on the list, please send your information
303-651-8658 to [email protected].
Parking Enforcement
or 303-774-4724
Parks, Open Space & Trails 303-651-8416
VOLUNTEERS MAKE IT POSSIBLE
Police Administration 303-651-8555
Divisions and departments across the City rely on
Public Works Engineering 303-651-8304 the support of volunteers for a variety of projects
Senior Center 303-651-8411 and programs. Winter and spring months have
Streets & Traffic 303-651-8416 programs and events large and small. From
volunteers helping youth programming at
Sunset Pool (Seasonal) 303-651-8300
Sandstone Ranch Visitors & Learning Center,
Sunset Golf Course 303-651-8466 to assisting participants in SCOPE programing,
Trash/Recycling/Composting 303-651-8416 to being a volunteer basketball coach, we depend on
Twin Peaks Golf Course 303-651-8401 YOU to help create this fantastic community in which to live!
Union Reservoir 303-772-1265 If you are interested in contributing to our Longmont
Ute Creek Golf Course 303-774-4342 community and making Longmont the best it can be, visit our
volunteer pages online at longmontcolorado.gov/community/
Utility Billing 303-651-8664 volunteer-opportunities.
Water/Sewer/Storm Drainage 303-651-8416
CITY OF LONGMONT IS COMMITTED TO SUPPORTING PEOPLE OF ALL ABILITIES

IN RECREATION THROUGH BOTH SPECIALIZED AND INCLUSIVE PROGRAMS.
We strive to exceed the requirements set forth in the Americans with Disabilities Act and to create a welcoming and supportive
community. If you require an accommodation, please notify us at least two weeks in advance. For more information and/or to request
accommodation go to https://www.longmontcolorado.gov/community/about-longmont/accessibilityand-quality-assurance
or contact the City ADA coordinator, Doug Spight, 303-651-8435 or [email protected]

SANDSTONE RANCH VISITORS CENTER
SANDSTONE RANCH VISITORS & LEARNING CENTER

3001 Sandstone Drive | Longmont, CO 80504 | 303-651-8404
Visitors Center Hours:
Mondays 9am to noon, May 1 through Aug 28, Closed May 29 & Jul 3
Saturdays 10am-2pm, 2nd & 4th Saturdays, May 13 through Aug 26
No pets allowed at the center or on trails due to wildlife.
Photo credit: Julie Perry Nelson
Discover a treasure of nature & history, just outside your door.

The Visitors Center includes hands-on displays on environmental features of the area, as well as history of the Coffin family who
homesteaded the site, and other early Longmont history. There is no admission fee to the Visitors Center. A nature trail from the
Visitors Center takes you past several historical buildings, near the sandstone bluffs, and includes a scenic overlook.
PROGRAMS AT SANDSTONE RANCH

The following workshops and programs have limited seating. Pre-registration for each
person attending is encouraged either online at LongmontColorado.gov/rec or by
calling 303-774-4700 a week in advance. Suggested donations are collected at the event.
Amazing Insects History Tours at SSR

Join Russ Lambert, “The Bug Man”, for
Enjoy a 60-minute tour inside and outside
this hands-on & interactive talk about
(weather permitting) the historical Coffin
Volunteering the insect and arachnid world. Learn
Family Home. Learn about the Coffin
at Sandstone Ranch about the value and importance of these
family, and what life was like in the 1800s
sometimes misunderstood critters,
Sandstone Ranch depends on the work for homesteaders and other groups of
and get to see part of a 600-specimen
of volunteers to run our programs! people in the area. Please dress for the
collection including butterflies, spiders
Everything from open hours to our weather. “SSR”
and scorpions. “SSR”
second grade fieldtrips are in need 5 & up: Mar 25, Sat, 10:30am-12pm
of volunteers. If you are available on 5-14 yrs: Apr 8, Sat, 10:30am-12pm or 12:30-2pm 206403
weekdays, love nature and history, and or 12:30-2pm 206114 Fee: $2 child/$4 adult
want to work with children and the public, Fee: $2 child/$4 adult suggested donation
this is the volunteer opportunity for suggested donation
you! For more information on how to get
involved, contact Kirsten at Kirsten.Bell@ Volunteer Opportunities
longmontcolorado.gov Guided Bird Walks Social at SSR
Local birder, Carl Starace, guides you Do you like Nature, Longmont history,
Sandstone Ranch Group Tours around the loop trail as you explore the wildlife, people, crafting with kids, or
variety of birds that pass through or call being out at Sandstone Ranch...then you
Classes, organizations, and families this Sandstone Ranch home. Bring binoculars
is a unique local landmark where we might want to check this out. Join us for
if you have them. Meet up at the upper fruit & bagels while we talk about many
can teach you about Longmont History, parking lot. “SSR”
the great outdoors, and more! It is a ways you can volunteer this year here at
wonderful fieldtrip, group activity, 10 & up: Sandstone Ranch.
or family get together! For more Apr 24, Mon, 8:45-11:45am 206206 **If you can’t make it but would like to talk
information, contact Kirsten at about volunteering, contact Kirsten at 303-
May 15, Mon, 8:45-11:45am 206206
[email protected] 774-4692 “Volunteer”
Fee: $2 child/$4 adult
18 & up: Mar 25, Sat, 8:30-10am
1-Hour Tour: $3 per person or suggested donation
206703
2-Hour Tour: $4 per person
Fee: Free, but please pre-register
» https://rec.ci.longmont.co.us
Click on Activities then
Keyword here

CITY INFORMATION
GOLF | CALLAHAN HOUSE | UNION RESERVOIR
HISTORIC CALLAHAN HOUSE

312 Terry Street | 303-776-5191
Historic Victorian Home and Garden setting suitable for a wide
array of personal and professional events and gatherings.
The Callahan House offers an individualized event experience
customized with the historic house and garden in mind. Your
event is one-of-a-kind and we treat it like our very own! Contact
House Manager Kathy Korpela today for more information.
[email protected]
Leave message or email
Holiday Decoration
Open House
Enjoy the Gracious Elegance of a Charming Victorian setting for Dec 14, Wed, 4-6:30pm
» Weddings and Receptions » Corporate Events » Recitals » Business Meetings Free, no reservations required.
» Rehearsal Dinners » Open Houses » Holiday Gatherings » Memorials Donations accepted.
» Showers » Parties » Luncheons
» Sunday Brunches » Retreats » Club Meetings Now Booking for 2023 & 2024
Book Your Get the

best golf
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online at www.golflongmont.com
discounts
online
303-651-8466 303-651-8401 303-774-4342 Like us on Facebook!

1900 Longs Peak Ave. 1200 Cornell Drive 2000 Ute Creek Drive GolfLongmont
Your favorite golf deal of the year is back!

Golf Longmont’s Players Cards are now available for purchase for a limited time only. Passes are valid
through December 31, 2023, and make a great gift idea. To order, visit GolfLongmont.com/store or stop
by the course of your choice to purchase. Some restrictions apply.
» $160 – Includes two 18-hole rounds, carts and range at Twin Peaks and Ute Creek golf courses. A $246 value.
» $85 – Includes five 9-hole rounds with cart at Sunset Golf Course. A $155 value.
Associations, Leagues and Tournaments!

All courses have very active Men’s and Women’s Golf Associations and golf leagues that are always
looking for members including Sunset which hosts a 55+ golf association. Join today at your course of
choice. For more information call course for details.
Gift Certificates to the course of your
choice available at the online store:
Golf Instruction See www.golflongmont.com for information at your course of choice. https://rec.ci.longmont.co.us
UNION RESERVOIR
461 Weld County Rd 26 | Longmont, CO 80504 | 303-772-1265
Union Reservoir is a 736-acre body of water offering the best in
wakeless boating and a variety of other outdoor activities. A year-
round fee-for-entry facility: use payment kiosks and retain/display
ticket. For information about passes, boat storage, and facility
seasonal schedules, visit LongmontColorado.gov/UnionRes

LONGMONT RECREATION CENTER
LONGMONT RECREATION CENTER
310 Quail Road | 303-774-4800
Hours of Operation:
Mon-Fri 5am-9pm | Sat & Sun 7am-5pm
Holiday Hours: Dec 24 & 31: 7am-3pm

Dec 25 & Jan 1: Closed
Apr 9 (Easter): 12pm-4pm
LRC Pool Hours A one-stop recreation facility offering:

Lap Pool/Hot Tub: » Running track » Meeting room/Party room
Mon-Fri 5:00am-7:30pm (11 1/2 laps = 1 mile)
» Lap Pool (6 lanes, 25 yards)
Sat/Sun 7:00am-4:30pm » Weight room with free weights and
» Leisure Pool with waterslides, lazy
selectorized machines
river, and interactive play features
Leisure Pool:
» Cardio equipment and fitness room
Mon-Fri* 9:00am-7:00pm » Babysitting services–limited availability
» Multi-court gymnasium
Sat 9:00am-4:30pm » Steam and dry sauna, spa
Sun 11:00am-4:30pm » Climbing wall–limited availability
» Wifi
Slides Open Beginning at 11am daily
Only authorized City of Longmont Recreation staff are permitted to train, coach or
Slides close at 4pm Tu/Th
consult others in City facilities. If interested in using City facilities for this purpose,
*No slides/water features on during swim please ask at the front desk.
lessons and some fitness classes. Current pool
schedules are posted online. Longmont Masters Swim Schedule Dec 1-Mar 26
18 & up: Mon/Wed/Fri, 6-7am & Sat, 7-8am
Location: Centennial Pool, 1201 Alpine St
Babysitting & Climbing Wall
18 & up: Tue/Thurs, 12-1pm
Hours not available at time of publication.
Location: Longmont Recreation Center, 310 Quail Rd
Check online or call for updated times.
Fee: Daily admission
Skate Park PRIVATE POOL RENTALS
h d a y
(East of the Recreation Center)
B i r t
Daily Hours: Sunrise to Sunset Hold your own private event at one
Party
(Weather Permitting) of our swimming pools! Perfect for
Rules: Please be respectful of the park, birthday parties, Boy or Girl Scout
other users, and the neighbors. Skate at troops, celebrations, kayak practice,
your own risk. or just an excuse to get together with
family and friends. Rental time is
PACKAGES AVAILABLE started when the facility is open to the
SPORTS DROP-IN HOURS group and ends when the facility is
Rent an hour or two of room locked at the completion of the rental.
Volleyball Fri, 7am-12pm & time for your child’s next
Wed & Fri, 5:30-9pm birthday party. Fee includes
entry for up to 10 people to Longmont Recreation Center
Basketball Mon-Fri 11:30am-1:30pm enjoy the pool or gym either Rent meeting room space during regular
& Sun 7am-10am before and/or after your room operating hours beginning at $25/hr.
time. Able to accommodate After-hours all-facilities rentals begin at
Pickleball Mon-Thurs, 2pm-4pm groups up to 20, group rate $400/hr. For more information about your
(55+ only) & admission applies to 11+. particular gathering or event, please contact
M/W/F (all ages: maximum [email protected] or
2 courts) 7am-9am Fee: $85 1st hour/$55 each 303-774-4800 for more information.
additional hour
Sport Drop-In Hours are for adults 16 Location: Longmont Recreation All rentals are subject to staffing availability.
& older unless otherwise indicated. Center, 310 Quail Rd
Reserve: 303-774-4800

CITY
CENTENNIAL
INFORMATION
POOL
CENTENNIAL POOL
1201 Alpine Street | 303-651-8406
Holiday Hours: Closed
Dec 25 & Jan 1: Christmas & New Years
Apr 9: Easter | May 27-29: Memorial Day Weekend
Close at 3pm:
Jan 16, Feb 20, Mar 20-24, & May 15-26.
Winter & Spring Hours An Aquatic-Centric Fitness Facility Offering:

December 2022 - May 2023
» A pool with six 25-yard lap lanes, wading area and deep
end with two 1-meter diving boards.
Fitness Room
Mon-Fri 6am-7pm » Large windows and skylights provide natural lighting
for a calm yet energizing lap swim experience.
Saturday 7am-12pm
Sunday 8am-12pm » A fitness room overlooking the pool with treadmills, Lifecycles,
and elliptical equipment, and a cable resistance weight machine.
Lap Swim*
Mon-Fri 6am-3pm
Sat/Sun 8am-12pm
*The facility will close 15 minutes after the

last swimming session. Please plan your
shower/changing times accordingly.
Lap Swimmers: Note: Sharing lap lanes is

required - be kind & split the lane or circle
swim. *Effective Jan 2, 2023: no lap lane
reservations.
PRIVATE POOL RENTALS

Outdoor Summer-Only Pools
WE WANT YOU TO WORK FOR US!
Recreation hires for both year-round and seasonal positions.
Booking for Sunset Pool for the summer With jobs available for individuals as young as 15 and for older
2023 season begins on February 13. adults in their retirement years, see current openings
Check out LongmontColorado.gov/rec for 2023 and apply at » LongmontColorado.gov/Jobs Today!
availability and pricing details in January.
Sunset Pool, 1900 Longs Peak Ave Summer applications accepted beginning late January
with interviews on-going beginning in February.
Some Jobs Available Include:
» Climbing Wall
» Babysitting
» Day Camp
» Swim Teachers
» Lifeguards
» Front Desk/Building Supervisors
» Fitness Instructors
» Sports Officials

MEMORIAL BUILDING
ST. VRAIN MEMORIAL BUILDING
700 Longs Peak Ave | 303-651-8404
Building/Weight Room Hours
Monday-Thursday: 6:00 am-7:00 pm
Friday: 7:00 am-7:00 pm
Saturday: 7:00 am- 12:00 pm
Holiday Hours: Open regular hours on Dec 26,
Jan 2, Jan 16, & Feb 20.
Closed May 29
Itty Bitty City Party Package Recreation in the Heart of Longmont:

Party-goers enjoy an hour-full » Weight room with free weights, selectorized machines, and cardio equipment
of activity Itty Bitty City Style! Includes a
½ hour set up time for parents to decorate » Feature court gymnasium » Aerobics/Wellness room
and a ½ hour for cake and presents after » Classroom/Party and Conference room » TRX classes
the hour of fun.
» Season access to Longmont Ice Pavilion & Roosevelt Activity Pool
Fee: $156 for up to 12 children.
Larger party pricing available » Adjacent to Roosevelt Park walking loop
upon request. A quieter, more intimate setting for your workout, to take a class, or to learn a
Location: St Vrain Memorial Building, new skill. Much of the same equipment as a large workout gym with none of the
700 Longs Peak Ave pretention or crowd. Offering a wide variety of fitness and general variety classes
Reserve: 303-651-8404 for little tykes to active older adults. Friendly and professional staff and great
patrons make it a comfortable community atmosphere. Clean, quality amenities
Interested in being a paid party host? make it worth returning again and again.
Contact [email protected]
SPORTS DROP-IN HOURS New pass pricing

Drop-In Table Tennis goes into effect on February 1, 2023
Join us for an evening of play. Bring your Save $$ and purchase your Itty Bitty City Pass, 20-visit pass, 30-Day, 3-month,
own paddle. Regular admission fees apply. or annual passes by January 31, 2023, to enjoy 2022 prices! Work with a staff
Children must be supervised by parent/ member to purchase your summer-time passes at January’s best rates. For more
guardian. information, email [email protected] or call 303-651-8404
All Ages: Mon, Jan 9-Mar 20,
7:30-10pm
Spring TBD Itty Bitty City
Snow or Shine, our toys are divine! Kids ages 6 months
to 5 years have lots of room to run and play in the gym!
Memorial Building Parents must supervise their children. Please, no older
Rental Fees children. No fee for babies less than 6 months old.
For Rental Availability Call 303-651-8404 Ages: 6 months to 5 years with a parent
Gymnasium Rental: $65/hr Dates: Jan 6-May 12, Fridays, 9-11am
After Hours Supervisor: $20-$35/hr Location: St Vrain Memorial Building
2023 Fee: $4 per child; 10 visit pass $34*
Table and Chairs are additional.
Rental deposit may be required. » purchase and renew Itty Bitty Passes online!
TEACH A CLASS WITH US

Do you have a passion for photography, music, tumbling, or crafting?
Share your passion and earn a bit of money at the same time.
We are interested in hearing about a class you would like to teach.
Contact Kristen at 303-774-3795 or
[email protected] for more information.
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LONGMONT ICE PAVILION
LONGMONT ICE PAVILION 725 8th Ave | 303-774-4700

Open seasonally mid-November through mid-March
Located in the heart of Longmont, the Longmont Ice Pavilion offers daily Public Skating Hours
and multiple Drop-In Hockey opportunities throughout the week, November 19-March 10.
Note: While admittance is included in annual, 3-month, and 30-day passes, ice skate rental is an
additional fee. Both individual day use and bulk skate rental passes are available for purchase online
at LongmontColorado.gov/Ice-Pavilion.
Enjoy skating as long as desired during scheduled hours, To allow for maximum ice time, reservations are accepted
no reservations needed/accepted for public skating. for drop-in hockey up to two weeks in advance.
As ice conditions require, 15 minute Zamboni breaks Register early to secure your spot and save time at check-in.
will occur during any Public Skating session. Drop-in accepted, as space allows. “Hockey” 100513
2022-2023 Season: Nov 18–Mar 9 2022-2023 Season: Nov 18–Mar 9

PUBLIC SKATING SCHEDULE DROP-IN HOCKEY SCHEDULE
Skate Hours are subject to change. Skate rentals additional. Skate Hours are subject to change. Skate rentals additional.
NORMAL SCHEDULE Nov 28-Dec 23 | Jan 7-Mar 9 Child/Youth: 12 & under Adult: 18 & over
Mon/Wed 11am-1pm | 3-5pm Youth/Teen: 12-17 years Open: All ages
Tue/Thurs 3-5pm
Fri 11am-5pm | 7-9pm* *special event 2/10 NORMAL SCHEDULE Nov 28-Dec 23 | Jan 7-Mar 9
Sat/Sun 12:30-6pm Tue/Thurs 11am-1pm Open
Thurs 7:30-9pm Adult
Fri 9:30-10:45am Open
WINTER BREAK SCHEDULE Dec 24-Jan 6
Sat 8:30-9:45am Adult
Mon-Thurs 10am-6pm
Sat 10-11am Child/Youth
Fri, Dec 30 10am-6:30pm
Fri, Jan 6 10am-9pm WINTER BREAK SCHEDULE Dec 24-Jan 6
Sat 12:30-4pm Mon/Wed/Fri 8:30-9:45am Open
Sun Closed Christmas | New Year’s Day Tue/Thurs 7:30-9pm Adult
Wed 7:30-9pm Youth/Teen
Thurs 6:15-7:15pm Child/Youth
Sat 8:30-9:45am Adult
The Holiday Give-Back Pass is accepted
Sat 10-11am Child/Youth
at the Ice Pavilion Dec 23-Jan 8.
See center event pages for more information.
ICE RINK GENERAL ADMISSION

Resident Non-Resident
Child 2-5 yrs $6.00 $7.50
Youth 6-17 yrs $6.50 $8.00
Adult 18-54 yrs $7.00 $8.75
Senior 55 and up $6.50 $8.00
Skate Rental $4.00 Skate Sharpening $11.00
BULK ICE SKATE RENTAL PASSES

Skate Rental passes are transferable, available online,
and expire 5 years after date of issue.
10 Pair Ice Skate Rental Pass $35.00
20 Pair Ice Skate Rental Pass $50.00
20 Visit + 20 Pair Rental Pass $136.75 res/ $158.00 non-res

LONGMONT ICE PAVILION
YOUTH HOCKEY PROGRAM LEARN-TO-SKATE CLASSES
Longmont’s USA Hockey Youth Ice Hockey Program is an To advance to the next level, skaters must pass or demonstrate
affordable in-house program focusing on developing both the skills from the previous level.
individual and team play skills for both new and returning Ice skates provided. Keyword “ice” to register online.
players. Registration includes two practices and one game per
week, jersey, and rental hockey skates if needed. Game times Session 1: Nov 29-Dec 20 (4 classes)
subject to change. Session 2: Jan 10-Feb 7 (5 classes)
All participants must first register with USA Hockey online Session 3: Feb 14-Mar 7 (4 classes)
at https://membership.usahockey.com/ before registering for 1/2 Hour Class Fee : 4 classes 5 classes
program. $48 res/$60 nr $60 res/$75 nr
Dates: Nov 28, 2022-Mar 9, 2023
Sunday Games – no games on Dec 25 or Jan 1
Thanksgiving week and Winter Break practices differ.
AGES 4-6
Age determined by birth year. “hockey” SNOW PLOW SAM 1
Sit and stand up with skates on.
2014-2017 Mites and Mini-Mites Ages 5-8 155542
Tuesday, 5:15-5:45pm or 5:50-6:20pm Code: 155211
Practice: Mon & Thurs, 5:15-6pm
Game: Sun $389.50 res/$487 SNOW PLOW SAM 2
March followed by a long glide
2012-2013 Squirts Ages 9-10 155543 Tuesday, 5:15-5:45pm or 5:50-6:20pm Code: 155212
Practice: Wed, 5:15-6:15pm & Thurs, 6:15-7:15pm
Game: Sun $410 res/$512.50 non-res SNOW PLOW SAM 3
Forward skating. Forward one-foot glide.
2010-2011 Peewees Ages 11-12 155544 Tuesday, 5:15-5:45pm Code: 155213
Practice: Mon, 6:15-7:15pm & Wed 6:30-7:30pm
Game: Sun $410 res/$512.50 non-res AGES 7-13
2004-2009 Bantam/Midget Ages 13-18 155545
BASIC SKILLS 1
Sit to stand. March forward across ice.
Practice: Mon, 7:30-9pm & Fr, 5:15-6:45pm
Tuesday, 5:50-6:20pm or 6:25-6:55pm Code: 155311
Game: Sun $451 res/$563.75 non-res
BASIC SKILLS 2
Late registrations accepted on a pro-rated basis, as space allows Forward one-foot glides. Backward two-foot glide.
Location: Longmont Ice Pavilion, 725 8th Ave Tuesday, 6:25-6:55pm Code: 155312
BASIC SKILLS 3
ADULT HOCKEY SKILLS CLASS Beginning forward stroking backward glides.
Tuesday, 6:25-6:55pm Code: 155313
Players age 18 & over are given instruction on all skill aspects
of the game. Class consists of instruction and drills, followed Basic Skills 4 Tuesday, 7-7:30pm Code: 155314
by a controlled scrimmage to practice your skills in a game
Basic Skills 5 Tuesday, 7-7:30pm Code: 155314
environment. Full hockey gear required.
18 & up 7:45-9pm “hockey” 155612 Basic Skills 6 Tuesday, 7-7:30pm Code: 155314
Wednesdays: Nov 29-Dec 20 | Jan 10-Mar 7
Tuesdays: Nov 30-Dec 21 | Jan 11-Mar 8
Nov Fee: $54 resident/$67.50 non-resident AGES 14 YEARS THROUGH ADULT
Jan Fee: $121.50 resident/$152 non-resident ADULT 1
Falling and recovery on ice. Forward two-foot glide.
Tuesday, 7-7:30pm Code: 155411
ADULT 2
Forward skating across the width of the ice. Backward skating.
Tuesday, 7-7:30pm Code: 155412
Support the Ice Pavilion

Did you know that the Longmont Ice Pavilion is a community-funded
facility recouping much of the operating costs through admission revenue?
If you are looking for a unique way to highlight your business or thank your customers,
consider becoming a Business or Corporate Ice Pavilion Sponsor.
Sponsorship level details are available online at LongmontColorado.gov/ice-pavilion.
10 Winter/Spring 2023 Inquires can be emailed
For to [email protected].
a full www.LongmontColorado.gov
description of learn-to-skate classes,
see www.LongmontColorado.gov/ice-pavilion
SWIM LESSONS
Longmont Recreation Swim School
Our swim school offers a variety of swim lesson options for everyone, from toddlers to adults. Each program offers a unique
curriculum which caters to different ages, skills, and comfort levels. Unsure of what class to choose? Arrange a FREE swim test.
Contact: [email protected]
Detailed class descriptions are available at LongmontColorado.gov/swim under Swim Lesson Class Descriptions.
Class cancellations, waitlist updates, and all other notifications are sent via email. Please update email(s) when registering.
Parent/Child: BLAST! American Red Cross–

Accelerated Swim Lessons Learn to Swim
AquaBaby: 6 months to 18 months
6 years & up: 30 minutes
5 years & up:
AquaTot 1: Beginning Blast—Stroke Introduction Level 1: Introduction to Water Skills
18 months or child walking to 2.5 yrs Pre-requiste–Independently front float for Learn how to submerge face underwater,
Parents and child will be coached using 3 seconds, roll to back float, & hold for 10 float & glide independently on front & back.
a variety of games and techniques to seconds. 30 minutes. Level 2—Fundamental Aquatic Skills
maximize water comfort and introduce Blast 1—Freestyle Pre-requisite– Independently glide on
swimming skills. 30 minutes. Pre-requisite– 15 yds continuous free-style, front 2 body lengths, roll to back, float for
rolling over to rest as needed. Needs to be 5 seconds, recover to statnding position.
AquaTot 2: 2 years to 3.5 years comfortable in water where student can’t Level 3—Stroke Development
Continues upon AquaTot 1 skills as child touch the bottom of the pool. 45 minutes. Pre-requisite– Swim on front 5 body
learns to be more independent from
Blast 2—Backstroke lengths, roll to back, float for 15 seconds,
parents. 30 minutes.
Pre-requisite– 25 yds freestyle with roll to front, continue swimming 5 more
proper technique & consistent bilateral body lengths.
Preschool Program breathing. 45 minutes. Level 4— Stroke Improvement
3-5 years old: 30 minutes
Blast 3—Butterfly & Breaststroke Pre-requisite– Jump into deep water,
Turtle—Water Introduction Pre-requisite– 50 yds freestyle with tread/float 1 minute, transition into 15 yds
Learn how to submerge face underwater proper technique, 50 yds backstroke, & 25 front crawl with bilateral breathing to 15
along with water exploration. yds breaststroke kick. 45 minutes. yds elementary backstroke.
Alligator—Floating & Roll-Overs
Pre-requisite– Confidently submerge
entire head, 3 times.
Individuals with Special Needs
Longmont Recreation & Golf Services welcomes and strives to accommodate
Seal—Stroke Introduction individuals of all physical and intellectual abilities in our learn-to-swim programs.
Pre-requisite– Independenly front float To request an accommodation, please contact [email protected].
for 3 seconds, roll back float, & hold for 10
Two weeks advanced notice is greatly appreciated.
seconds.
Private Swim or Dive Lessons TEEN & ADULT CLASSES

Limited instructors are available, please
email [email protected] to Adult Swim Lessons Teen Swim Lessons
inquire. Lesson package pricing available
18 years & up: 11-17 years:
at LongmontColorado.gov/swim
Adult 1: Learning the Basics Teen 1: Learning the Basics
Fees are paid at time of lesson.
Overcome the fear of the water and learn Learn floats and stroke development.
Instructor requires proof of payment.
swimming basics. 30 minutes. Class fosters a comfortable environment
Private Session Fee: effective Feb 1, 2023 for teens to learn beginner to intermediate
Adult 2: Improving Skills
30 min: $33 resident/$41.25 non-resident swim techniques. 30 minutes.
& Swimming Strokes
45 min: $44 resident/$55 non-resident
Improve technique and endurance in Teen 2: Endurance
Semi-Private Session Fee: front crawl and elementary backstroke. & Stoke Enhancement
effective Feb 1, 2023 Breast-stroke and back crawl are Provides workouts, including technique
30 min: $44 resident/$55 non-resident introduced. 45 minutes. based drills to enhance strokes and
45 min: $55 resident/$68.75 non-resident improve proficiency in water. Swim team
(max. 3 students) prep, or fitness. 45 minutes.
SWIM LESSONS Desired class already full?

PREVENT DROWNINGS Ask to be added onto the waitlist.
Please note: Swim lessons do not
According to the American Academy of include facility open swim admittance
If enough people sign up on the
Pediatrics, children enrolled in formal fees; please plan to pay admittance
waitlist, we can create a NEW class!
swimming lessons have an 88% reduced fees to attend open swim.
risk of drowning.

SWIM LESSONS
» SWIM LESSONS AT LONGMONT RECREATION CENTER

310 Quail Rd | 303-774-4700
Sunday Morning Tuesday Afternoon

30 Minute Time Ssn 1 Ssn 2 Ssn 3 30 Minute Time Ssn 1 Ssn 2* Ssn 3
Classes Date 1/8-2/12 2/19-4/2 4/16-5/14 Classes Date 1/10-2/14 2/21-4/4 4/11-5/9
Fee $31.50/$39.50 $36.75/$46 $26.25/ $33 Fee $31.50/$39.50 $31.50/$39.50 $26.25/ $33
Aqua Baby 8:35 AM 110711.1A 110711.2A 210711.1A AquaTot 2 4:35 PM 110313.1A 110313.2A 210313.1A
Aqua Tot 1 8:35 AM 110712.1A 110712.2A 210712.1A 4:35 PM 110321.1A 110321.2A 210321.1A
Turtle
Aqua Tot 2 9:20 AM 110713.1A 110713.2A 210713.1A 5:45 PM 110321.1C 110321.2C 210321.1C
8:10 AM 110721.1A 110721.2A 210721.1A 4:00 PM 110322.1A 110322.2A 210322.1A
Alligator
8:45 AM 110721.1B 110721.2B 210721.1B 5:10 PM 110322.1B 110322.2B 210322.1B
Turtle 9:10 AM 110721.1C 110721.2C 210721.1C Seal 4:00 PM 110323.1A 110323.2A 210323.1A
9:20 AM 110721.1D 110721.2D 210721.1D Level 1 5:10 PM 110331.1A 110331.2A 210331.1A
9:55 AM 110721.1E 110721.2E 210721.1E Level 2 5:45 PM 110332.1A 110332.2A 210332.1A
8:35 AM 110722.1A 110722.2A 210722.1A Beginning
4:00 PM 110340.1A 110340.2A 210340.1A
8:45 AM 110722.1B 110722.2B 210722.1B Blast
Alligator 9:20 AM 110722.1C 110722.2C 210722.1C Teen 1 4:00 PM 110351.1A 110351.2A 210351.1A
9:55 AM 110722.1D 110722.2D 210722.1D 45 Minute Time $40.50/$50.75 $40.50/$50.75 $33.75/$42.25
10:30 AM 110722.1E 110722.2E 210722.1E Classes
Seal 10:20 AM 110723.1A 110723.2A 210723.1A 4:35 PM 110341.1A 110341.2A 210341.1A
Blast 1
8:35 AM 110731.1A 110731.2A 210731.1A 5:25 PM 110341.1B 110341.2B 210341.1B
Level 1 Blast 2 5:25 PM 110342.1A 110342.2A 210342.1A
9:45 AM 110731.1B 110731.2B 210731.1B
Level 2 9:10 AM 110732.1A 110732.2A 210732.1A Blast 3 4:35 PM 110343.1A 110343.2A 210343.1A
Level 3 9:10 AM 110733.1A 110733.2A 210733.1A * no class 3/21
Level 4 10:20 AM 110734.1A 110734.2A 210734.1A
9:45 AM 110740.1A 110740.2A 210740.1A
Beg Blast
10:30 AM 110740.1B 110740.2B 210740.1B Thursday Afternoon
Teen 1 9:45 AM 110751.1A 110751.2A 210751.1A
Time Ssn 1 Ssn 2 Ssn 3
30 Minute
Adult 1 8:00 AM 110761.1A 110761.2A 210761.1A Classes Date 1/12-2/16 2/23-4/6* 4/13-5/11
45 Minute Fee $31.50/$39.50 $31.50/$39.50 $26.25/ $33
Time $40.50/$50.75 $47.25/$59.25 $33.75/$42.25
Classes
4:00 PM 110521.1A 110521.2A 210521.1A
Blast 1 8:50 AM 110741.1A 110741.2A 210741.1A
4:35 PM 110521.1B 110521.2B 210521.1B
Blast 2 8:00 AM 110742.1A 110742.2A 210742.1A Turtle
5:10 PM 110521.1C 110521.2C 210521.1C
Blast 3 9:40 AM 110743.1A 110743.2A 210743.1A 5:45 PM 110521.1D 110521.2D 210521.1D
Teen 2 8:20 AM 110752.1A 110752.2A 210752.1A 4:00 PM 110522.1A 110522.2A 210522.1A
Adult 2 7:30 AM 110762.1A 110762.2A 210762.1A Alligator 4:35 PM 110522.1B 110522.2B 210522.1B
5:45 PM 110522.1C 110522.2C 210522.1C
Seal 5:10 PM 110523.1A 110523.2A 210523.1A
4:00 PM 110531.1A 110531.2A 210531.1A
Level 1 5:10 PM 110531.1B 110531.2B 210531.1B
5:45 PM 110531.1C 110531.2C 210531.1C
4:35 PM 110532.1A 110532.2A 210532.1A
Level 2
5:10 PM 110532.1B 110532.2B 210532.1B
Level 3 4:35 PM 110533.1A 110533.2A 210533.1A
Level 4 4:00 PM 110534.1A 110534.2A 210534.1A
Beginning
5:45 PM 110540.1A 110540.2A 210540.1A
Blast
* no class 3/23
Note: If swimming before or after lessons, please check in at the

front desk, and an adult must be in the water with youth 5 & under.

SWIM LESSONS
Tuesday & Thursday Morning
Time Ssn 1 Ssn 2 Ssn 3 Ssn 4 Ssn 5
30 Minute Classes Date 1/10-1/26 1/31-2/16 2/21-3/16 3/28-4/20 4/25-5/11
Fee $31.50/$39.50 $31.50/$39.50 $42/$52.50 $42/$52.50 $31.50/$39.50
Aqua Baby 9:20 AM 110211.1A 110211.2A 110211.3A 210211.1A 210211.2A
Aqua Tot 1 8:45 AM 110212.1A 110212.2A 110212.3A 210212.1A 210212.2A
Aqua Tot 2 9:55 AM 110213.1A 110213.2A 110213.3A 210213.1A 210213.2A
9:55 AM 110221.1A 110221.2A 110221.3A 210221.1A 210221.2A
Turtle
10:30 AM 110221.1B 110221.2B 110221.3B 210221.1B 210221.2B
9:20 AM 110222.1A 110222.2A 110222.3A 210222.1A 210222.2A
Alligator
10:30 AM 110222.1B 110222.2B 110222.3B 210222.1B 210222.2B
Seal 8:45 AM 110223.1A 110223.2A 110223.3A 210223.1A 210223.2A
» SWIM LESSONS AT Saturday Morning

CENTENNIAL POOL 30 Minute
Classes
Time
Date
Ssn 1
1/14-2/11
Ssn 2
2/18-3/25
Ssn 3
4/1-5/13
1201 Alpine St | 303-774-4700 Fee $31.50/$39.50 $31.50/$39.50 $36.75/$46
CITY OF LONGMONT
Turtle 9:30 AM 120621.1A 120621.2A 220621.1A
SWIM
9:30 AM 120622.1A 120622.2A 220622.1A
Alligator
10:05 AM 120622.1B 120622.2B 220622.1B
Seal 10:40 AM 120623.1A 120623.2A 220623.1A
SCHOOL Level 1
Level 2
9:30 AM
11:15 AM
10:05 AM
120631.1A
120631.1B
120632.1A
120631.2A
120631.2B
120632.2A
220631.1A
220631.1B
220632.1A
Level 3 10:40 AM 120633.1A 120633.2A 220633.1A
Begininng 10:05 AM 120640.1A 120640.2A 220640.1A
Blast 10:40 AM 120640.1B 120640.2B 220640.1B
45 Minute
Time $40.50/$50.75 $40.50/$50.75 $47.25/$59.25
Classes
Blast 1 11:15 AM 120641.1A 120641.2A 220641.1A
Blast 2 11:15 AM 120642.1A 120642.2A 220642.1A
Monday & Wednesday Evenings

30 Minute Classes Time Ssn 1 Ssn 2 Ssn 3 Ssn 4 Ssn 5
*No class 1/16 Date 1/9-1/25* 1/30-2/15 2/22**-3/15 3/27-4/19 4/24-5/10
** starts on Wed Fee $26.25/ $33 $31.50/$39.50 $36.75/$46 $42/$52.50 $31.50/$39.50
Turtle 4:45 PM 120121.1A 120121.2A 120121.3A 220121.1A 220121.2A
4:10 PM 120122.1A 120122.2A 120122.3A 220122.1A 220122.2A
Alligator
5:20 PM 120122.1B 120122.2B 120122.3B 220122.1B 220122.2B
Seal 5:35 PM 120123.1A 120123.2A 120123.3A 220123.1A 220123.2A
Level 1 4:10 PM 120131.1A 120131.2A 120131.3A 220131.1A 220131.2A
Level 2 4:45 PM 120132.1A 120132.2A 120132.3A 220132.1A 220132.2A
Level 3 5:20 PM 120133.1A 120133.2A 120133.3A 220133.1A 220133.2A
4:10 PM 120140.1A 120140.2A 120140.3A 220140.1A 220140.2A
Beginning Blast
5:40 PM 120140.1B 120140.2B 120140.3B 220140.1B 220140.2B
45 Minute Classes Time $33.75/$42.25 $40.50/$50.75 $47.25/$59.25 $54/$67.50 $40.50/$50.75
Blast 1 4:45 PM 120141.1A 120141.2A 120141.3A 220141.1A 220141.2A
Blast 2 4:50 PM 120142.1A 120142.2A 120142.3A 220142.1A 220142.2A
Blast 3 4:00 PM 120143.1A 120143.2A 120143.3A 220143.1A 220143.2A

SWIM TRAINING & CERTIFICATIONS
Longmont Swim Instructor (LSI) SWIM TRAINING

Enjoy swimming? Interested in rewarding, year-round work
teaching others? Learn the skills and techniques to teach CARA Swim Team
swimming lessons with the City of Longmont!
CARA Swimming is a recreation swim team for youth ages
Pre-Requisite: Ability to swim freestyle, backstroke, and 6-18 who are not USA swimmers, with an emphasis placed
breaststroke at least 25 yards, and butterfly 15 yards proficiently on technique building, endurance, and FUN! Register for age
by the last class day. Must submit job application before the start group child will be on the first day of practice. Options exist to
of class: LongmontColorado.gov/jobs “Teach” participate in monthly swim meets along the Front Range. All
information is emailed to participants: please update your email
15 & up: Dec 5,6,8 & 12, 421243 when registering.
Mon/Tue/Thurs, 4-7:30pm
Location: Mon- Centennial Pool, 1201 Alpine St The Centennial Pool Tsunamis “CARA”
Tu/Th- Longmont Recreation Center, 310 Quail Rd Sessions: Jan 10-Feb 16, Tue & Thurs
Feb 21-Apr 6*, Tue & Thurs *No 3/21 & 3/23
15 & up: 4-7:30pm: Feb 13 M, Feb 15 W, Apr 11-May 11†, Tue & Thurs
Feb 21 Tu & Feb 23 Th 121243 Location: Centennial Pool, 1201 Alpine St
4-7:30pm: May 2 T, May 4 Th, May 8 M
Tsunamis Starters
& May 10 W 221243
Pre-Requisite: Ability to swim 25 yards of free/backstroke with
Location: M/W- Centennial Pool, 1201 Alpine St rhythmic breathing unassisted.
Tu/Th- Longmont Recreation Center, 310 Quail Rd
6-12 yrs: 4:50-5:30pm 121112 | 221112†
Fee: Free- geared for future City of Longmont Employees Fee: $51 res/$63.75 non-res | †$42.50 res/$53.25 nr
Tsunamis Blue Crew

Lifeguard Certification Pre-Requisite: Ability to swim 25 yards of backstroke, breast-
Pre-Requisites: Must be 15 years old before the last in-person day stroke, butterfly, and swim 200 yards of freestyle with rotary
of class; 300 yard continuous swim of front crawl or breaststroke, breathing.
retrieve 10# brick from bottom of pool and swim 20 yards, and 8-12 yrs: 4:50-5:30pm 121113 | 221113†
tread water for two minutes with no arms. Online work required
Fee: $51 res/$63.75 non-res | †$42.50 res/$53.25 nr
for Blended Learning Options. “Aquajob”
Learn the basics of lifeguard skills and practices. First Aid and CPR/ 10-18 yrs: 5:35-6:35pm 121113 | 221113†
AED for the Professional rescuer are included. Fee: $63 res/$78.75 non-res | †$51.50 res/$52.75 nr
Traditional Format CARA Swim Team Evaluation

15 & up: Jan 3-6, Tue-Fri, 8am-4pm 121211 Unsure of which group would be best for your child? Register for
Mar 18-21, Sat/Sun/Mon/Tue, 8am-4pm 221211 this free assessment by the CARA Swim Team Coaches. “CARA”
6-18 yrs: Dec 10, Sat, 12-12:30pm 421116
Blended Learning – requires online work before class Location: Centennial Pool, 1201 Alpine St
15 & up: Apr 28-30, Fri/Sat/Sun, 8am-4pm 221211 Fee: Free, and please pre-register
Location: Centennial Pool, 1201 Alpine St
Fee: Free- geared for future City of Longmont Employees
Babysitter’s Training
This American Red Cross course provides youth with the
information and skills necessary to provide safe and responsible
care for children while babysitting. Participants will develop skills
in 5 critical areas; leadership, safety and safe place, basic care, first
aid, and professionalism. “Babysitting”
11-16 yrs: Jan 16, Mon, 8:30am-2:30pm 121231
Feb 17, Fri, 8:30am-2:30pm 121231
Fee: $75 resident/$93.75 non-resident
*No Class Monday, July 4

YOUTH SPORTS
Youth Badminton Lessons Youth Pickleball Lessons
Badminton is a racquet sport played using racquets to hit a A combination of badminton, ping
shuttlecock across a net. Learn rules, strokes, footwork and pong and tennis and played with a
strategy. Emphasis is on doubles play (two players per side). whiffle ball on a short tennis court. It’s
An informal tournament concludes each month’s study. Please fun, social and easy. Learn the basics
bring your own racquet - shuttlecocks provided. “Badminton” of the sport while meeting new friends.
Please bring your own paddle, balls are
11-18 yrs: Sunday, 5-6pm 112221 | 212221 provided. “Pickleball”
Monthly Sessions: Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May
Location: St Vrain Memorial Bldg, 700 Longs Peak Ave 8-14 yrs: Monday, 4:30-5:15pm 112222 | 212222
Fee: $27.50 resident/$34.50 non-resident Monthly Sessions: Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr* | May*
Youth Fencing Lessons *Hover Pickleball Courts, 1361 Charles Dr
Fee: $47.50 resident/$55.50 non-resident
Dedicated to terminology, footwork, games, simple attacks and
blocks. Each class builds on the skills learned in the previous
class. Beginners learn the fundamentals, skills and rules. The Youth Table Tennis Lessons
progressive class is for those who have taken the beginner class. Table Tennis is a racquet sport. Learn 4 basic strokes - forehand
All equipment is provided. *No class Mar 23 “Fencing” top spin, backhand top spin, push against back spin on both
forehand, and backhand side, as well as rules for a legal serve.
7-16 yrs: Wednesdays 112252 | 212252
Please bring your own blade/paddle - balls provided. “Table”
Dates: Dec 7-Jan 11 | Jan 18-Feb 22 | Mar 1-Apr 5*
Apr 12-May 17 10-13 yrs: Monday, 4:30-6pm
Location: Fencing Academy of Denver in Longmont, Monthly Sessions: Apr | May 212223
800 S Hover St Instructor: Peter Christofolo
Fee: $157.50 resident/$197 non-resident Location: St Memorial Bldg, 700 Longs Peak Ave
Fee: $52.50 resident/$66 non-resident
TENNIS LESSONS
Gonzo tennis is devoted to fostering the development of players from 4 years of age and up and giving them the opportunity to
discover even more about this truly international and life-long sport. Bring your racket, if you have one; balls provided. For weather
and cancellation information check www.gonzotennis.com. Winter Session is held indoors. “Tennis”
Spring Session: Mar 27-May 15 Junior Tennis • Ages 11-15

Location: Quail Tennis Court Complex, 310 Quail Rd Divided into different levels determined by age and ability.
These game-based programs use specific exercise and fun games
Youth Tennis Program • Ages 5-10 to help students understand the aspects of tennis. Approval
from coaches required to register for intermediate courses.
A developmental program for beginner to advanced beginner
Spring Beginner: Tue 4-5pm OR Thurs 4-5pm 212603
players that uses a variety of fun games to develop motor skills,
enjoyment of the game, and helping create self confidence in a OR Sat 10-11am
safe and friendly environment. “Tennis” Spr Intermediate: Tue 5-6pm OR Thurs 5-6pm
OR Sat 11am-12pm 212613
Spring class day options: Mon, Wed or Fri
5-6 yrs: MINI Gonzos 3:45-4:15pm
Adult Tennis • Ages 16 +
7-8 yrs: TINY Gonzos 4:15-5pm
Adult clinics introduce the basic tennis strokes to beginners and
improve skills for intermediate players. Appropriate games for
9-10 yrs: MIGHTY Gonzos 5-6pm |Sat 9-10am different levels improve your stroke technique and consistency.
Adult Beginner 212605
Session 1 Session 2 Day/Times
Apr 4-25 May 2-23 Tuesday, 6-7:30pm
Apr 7-28 May 5-26 Friday, 9-10:30am
Adult Intermediate 212615
Apr 3-24 May 1-22 Monday, 6-7:30pm
Apr 7-28 May 5-26 Friday, 10:30-12pm

YOUTH SPORTS
JR. NUGGETS BASKETBALL

Develop a sense of team play where participation, skill High School Basketball
development, sportsmanship and FUN are stressed and winning Not playing on a high school team but still want to play ball?
is secondary. Kindergarten-2nd grade participants receive Join the Longmont Recreation team. Practice details based on
a t-shirt and basketball. A Junior Nuggets reversible jersey, volunteer availability. Teams travel to surrounding towns to
basketball, AND 1 Denver Nuggets game tickets is given to each play games starting Jan 21.
3-12 grade participant.
Date: Jan 9-Feb 25 “Basketball”
3rd-8th Grade Basketball Grades: High School Boys 112012-00
High School Girls 112011-00
Teams practice two hours per week Monday-Friday evenings.
Games are played on Saturdays in Longmont or surrounding Fee: $95 resident/$119 non-resident
areas. Registration deadline is Dec 18. Practices begin the week
of Jan 9 and Sat games begin Jan 21. Teams are formed by school Kindergarten Basketball
attended - special requests are not guaranteed. This program is
Practice only, no games. *NO Class Mar 21. “Basketball”
dependent upon volunteer coaches, please call 303-651-8398.
5-6 yrs: Mar 7-Apr 11, Tue, 4:30-5:15pm 212021-4
Date: Jan 9-Feb 25 “Basketball”
Boys Girls
3rd grade 112003-00 3rd grade 112013-00
4th grade 112004-00 4th grade 112014-00
5th grade 112005-00 5th grade 112015-00
1st & 2nd Grade Basketball
6th grade 112006-00 6th grade 112016-00 Games or competitions played the last week. *No class Mar 20-22.
7th grade 112007-00 7/8th grade 112017-00 6-8 yrs: “Basketball”
8th grade 112008-00 Mar 6-Apr 12, Mon & Wed, 4:30-5:15pm 212022-MW
Fee: $95 resident/$119 non-resident Location: Longmont Recreation Center, 310 Quail Rd
WINTER/SPRING BREAK CAMPS

Winter Break Basketball Camp Spring Break Sports Camp
Teaching ball handling, dribbling, and shooting fundamentals, Come join us for a week of playing outdoors. We will play
this camp is a great way to build confidence and ability. Camp multiple sports which could include floor hockey, basketball,
includes 3v3 FUN games and drills. All levels of play welcome. t-ball, softball, soccer, volleyball, flag football, tennis and/or
“Basketball” kickball. Please come prepared for the weather and ready to
play in tennis shoes. Bring sunscreen, a water bottle and a
8-12 yrs: Dec 27 & 28, Tue & Wed, 9am-12pm 112291 snack. Sign up for one day or the whole week. “Camp”
Instructor: Jorsua Chambers, Legends Sports, LLC
Location: St Vrain Memorial Bldg, 700 Longs Peak Ave 6-12 yrs: Mar 20-24, Mon-Fri, 9am-12pm 212293
Fee: $79 resident/$98.50 non-resident Location: Clark Centennial Park, 1135 Alpine St.
Daily Fee: $21 resident/$26.50 non-resident
All Week: $84 resident/$105 non-resident

YOUTH SPORTS
VOLLEYBALL
Volleyball Tune-up Clinic

This clinic is packed with dynamic skills and drills designed to
teach and enhance volleyball fundamentals and increase game
knowledge and player confidence. All abilities welcome. A great
warm-up for spring volleyball. “Volleyball”
Grades 3 & 4: Apr 1, Sat, 9-10am 212298
Grades 5 & 6: Apr 1, Sat, 10:15-11:30am 212298
Grades 7 & 8: Apr 1, Sat, 11:45am-1pm 212298
Youth Volleyball League

Develop a sense of team play where participation, skills,
sportsmanship and FUN are emphasized; winning is secondary.
Coed teams practice two hours per week and play a six game
schedule in Longmont. Registration deadline is Mar 12. Practice
begins the week of Mar 27. Games begin Apr 8. Volunteer
coaches needed: 303-651-8398. “Volleyball”
Mar 27-May 13: Grades 3 & 4 212423
Grades 5 & 6 212425
Grades 7 & 8 212427
CARA Volleyball League

For high school students who DO NOT play on a high school
or club volleyball team. Times, dates and location of practices » https://rec.ci.longmont.co.us
depend on coach’s availability. Teams travel to Denver Metro Click on Activities then
locations for Saturday games beginning Mar 25. Registration
deadline is Mar 5. “Volleyball”
Mar 13-May 13: Grades 9-12 212429 Keyword here
WINTER/SPRING BREAK CAMPS

Winter Break Volleyball Camp Spring Break Volleyball Camp
Join us for a power packed camp designed to be fun while Join us for a power packed camp designed to be fun while
teaching the fundamentals of the sport - serving, setting, hitting teaching the fundamentals of volleyball - serving, setting,
and defense. This camp is good for beginners and intermediate hitting and defense. For beginners and intermediate payers, no
players who want to learn and develop their skills experience necessary. Balls provided. Bring water and wear
athletic shoes - knee pads encouraged. “Volleyball”
11-18 yrs: Dec 27-29, Tue-Thurs “Volleyball”
Grades 7&8 9am-12pm 112296-MS Grades 3 & 4: Mar 20-22, Mon-Wed, 8-9:30am 212294
Grades 9-12: 1-4pm 112296-HS Grades 5 & 6: Mar 20-22, Mon-Wed, 9:30-11:30am 212294
Instructor: Kyle Knutson Grades 7 & 8: Mar 20-22, Mon-Wed, 12-2pm 212294
Location: Longmont Recreation Center, 310 Quail Rd Instructor: Kyle Knutson
Fee: $68.50 resident/$85.50 non-resident Location: Longmont Recreation Center, 310 Quail Rd

YOUTH SPORTS
Middle School Soccer CARA Cross Country Running

For boys and girls who attend participating schools. Practices Come run with Coach Josh in a recreational
are held after school 2-3 times per week, 1-2 hours each day. atmosphere. Practices are coed. Email is used
Teams play one game per week, Mon-Fri at 4pm or 5pm to communicate weather cancellations.
beginning the week of Mar 27. No practice or games Mar 20-24. “Running”
This program is dependent upon coaches; if you are able to 7-14 yrs: Feb 13-Mar 24, Mon/Wed/Fri, 5-6pm 112262-00
coach (paid position), please call 303-651-8398. “Soccer” Location: SSR Soccer Fields, 3001 Sandstone Dr
Mar 6-May 5: Grades 6-8
212725 Fee: $63 resident/$79 non-resident
Fee: $60
CARA Lacrosse League
Girls Fastpitch Softball An organized team participation program for boys and girls
An organized girls team participation program affiliated emphasizing participation, skills, sportsmanship and FUN are
with the IPGSA league. Develop a sense of team play where emphasized. Teams practice 2-3 hours per week - time/day of
participation, FUN, skills and sportsmanship are emphasized. practices is dependent upon coaches’ availability. Games are
Teams meet 2-3 times per week for games/practices. Away played in Longmont or Metro Denver on Saturdays beginning
games involve travel to surrounding cities. Register according Mar 18. Mandatory equipment: stick, gloves, arm pads, shoulder
to age as of Jan 1, 2023. Registration deadline is Mar 12. pads, mouth piece, protective cup and NOCSAE approved helmet
Practice begins week of Mar 27. This program is dependent - rib pads are recommended. Equipment must conform to NFHS
upon volunteer coaches: please call 303-303-651-8398 rules. Registration deadline is Mar 5. This program is dependent
upon volunteer coaches; please call 303-651-8398. “Lacrosse”
Dates: Mar 27-June 25 “Fastpitch”
U8 5-8 yrs $79 res/$98.50 non-res 212210 Dates: Mar 6-May 13 212264
U10 8-10 yrs $94.50 res/$118.50 non-res 212211 Ages Offered: 6-8 yrs |8-10 yrs|10-12 yrs |12-14 yrs
U12 11-12 yrs $105 res/$138.50 non-res 212212 Location: Sandstone Ranch, 3001 E Hwy 119
U14 13-14 yrs $115.50 res/$144.50 non-res 212214 Fee: $84 resident/$105 non-resident
U18 14-18 yrs $126 res/$157.50 non-res 212218
SUMMER CAMPS
Preschool Sports
Your preschooler will learn the basic fundamentals and Skyhawks Sports
mechanics of various sports and meet new friends. The clinics Skyhawks provides a safe, fun,
are held indoors and focus on listening, sportsmanship and non-competitive environment to
team work. Please have your child wear tennis shoes and bring teach sports to children ages 4 to 14.
water. *NO class Mar 20-24 Summer registration opens in early
February. Register early as camp
3-5 yrs: 10:30-11:15am
sizes are limited!
Basketball Tuesday Jan 10-31 112116-T Info | Registration:
Tuesday Apr 4-25 212116-T skyhawks.com/colorado
Wednesday Feb 8-Mar 1 112116-W
Wednesday May 3-24 212116-W SKYHAWKS SPORTS OFFERED IN SUMMER 2023:
Thursday Jan 12-Feb 2 112116-R Baseball | Basketball | Flag Football | Golf | Soccer
Volleyball Tennis | Track & Field | STEM Sports
Thursday Apr 6-27 212116-R Mini-Hawk (baseball, basketball, soccer)
Tball Tuesday Mar 7-28* 212120-T
Wednesday Jan 11-Feb 1 112120-W
Wednesday Apr 5-26 212120-W
March 1 Summer Camp Registration
Thursday Mar 9-30* 212120-R Beginning in February, check out
https://rec.ci.longmont.co.us with the
Soccer Tuesday Feb 7-28 112126-T
keyword “smrcamp” for our summer camp lineup.
Tuesday May 2-23 212126-T From 2-3 day mini-camps, to week-long sports camps,
Wednesday Mar 8-29* 112126-W to summer-long day camps, you can find them all online.
Thursday Feb 9-Mar 2 112126-R Below is a sampling of sports camps coming this summer:
Thursday May 4-25 212126-R
Volleyball Camp | Summer Basketball Camp
Fencing & Jedi Training Camps
Fee: $36 resident/$45 non-resident CARA Track & Field | Skateboarding
*March Fee: $27/resident/$33.50 non-resident

YOUTH SPORTS
Shotokan Karate Tae Kwon Do
Shotokan karate training helps increase physical fitness, This is a traditional Chung Do Kwan style of Tae Kwon Do.
confidence, improved motor skills, flexibility, speed, All sparring is no-contact. Classes consist of basic techniques
concentration, discipline & personal safety. “Karate” (kicks, punches, and blocks), forms or katas, no-contact
sparring, and other self-defense techniques.
7 & up: Tue & Thurs, 6:40-7:40pm No practice on Dec 9. “Tae”
On-going monthly sessions
Instructor: Sensei Chad Callaghan, Budo Shotokan Karate 7 & up: Dec 5-Feb 27, M/W/Fri, 5:45-7:15pm 147250
Location: St Vrain Memorial Bldg, 700 Longs Peak Ave Fee: $120 resident/$150 non-resident
Youth Fee: $75 resident/$93.75 non-resident Mar 1-May 31, M/W/F, 5:45-7:15pm 247250
Adult Fee: $95 resident/$118.75 non-resident Fee: $130 resident/$162.5 non-resident
Instructor: Jim Goldsmith
Location: St Vrain Memorial Bldg, 700 Longs Peak Ave
» https://rec.ci.longmont.co.us
Click on Activities then
Keyword here
ADULT SPORTS
Adult Pickleball Lessons Senior Drop-in Pickleball
A combination of badminton, Check out this fun, unique game best described as a hybrid of
ping pong and tennis is tennis and badminton. Admission fees apply.
played with a whiffle ball
on a short tennis court. It’s 55 & up: Mon-Thurs, 2-4pm and M/W/F 7-9am
fun, social and easy to learn Location: Longmont Recreation Center, 310 Quail Rd
making it one of the nation’s
fastest growing sports. Adult Drop-in Basketball
Learn rules, techniques and
Come play basketball with other adults. Admission fees apply.
basic strategies. Designed
for beginner and advanced 16 & up: Mon-Fri, 11:30am-1:30pm and Sun, 7-10am
beginning players. Equipment Location: Longmont Recreation Center, 310 Quail Rd
provided. *No class Mar 22.
16 & up “Pickleball” Adult Drop-in Volleyball
Indoor Lessons Wed, 9-10am 112322 | 212322 Come play volleyball with other adults. Admission fees apply.
Sessions: Jan 4-25; Feb 1-22; Mar 1-29* 16 & up: Fri, 7am-12pm and Wed & Fri, 5:30-9pm
Location: Longmont Recreation Center, 310 Quail Rd Location: Longmont Recreation Center, 310 Quail Rd
Outdoor Lessons Thurs 5:30-6:30pm
Sessions: Apr 6-27; May 4-25 212322 Drop-in Table Tennis
Location: Hover Pickleball Courts, 1361 Charles St Join us for an evening of play. Bring your own paddle. Admission
Instructor: Coach Vicki fees apply. Children must be supervised by parent/guardian.
Fee: $31.50 resident/$39.50 non-resident All Ages: Mon, Jan 9-Mar 20, 7:30-10pm| Spring TBD

2023 CALENDAR EVENTS & HAPPENINGS
for more information call 303-651-8404
or visit LongmontColorado.gov
DECEMBER&JANUARY
presents HOLIDAY
OBSERVATION DATES:
DECEMBER 24,
CHRISTMAS EVE
Recreation Facilities on modified schedules.
DECEMBER 25,
CHRISTMAS DAY
Recreation Facilities closed.
Friday
December 9 DEC 23 – JAN 8
To say “thanks for sticking with us”
DECEMBER 26,
CHRISTMAS DAY OBSERVED
5-8pm » Roosevelt Park City Offices closed & Recreation Facilities
during the last few years, we’re offering open regular hours.*
a one-time unlimited pass for you AND
Saturday
December 10
your guests to the Longmont Recreation DECEMBER 31,
Center, Centennial Pool, St Vrain Memorial
Building, Longmont Ice Pavilion, and
NEW YEAR’S EVE
5pm » Main Street » Parade of Lights Museum. Starting at just $20, you and a Recreation Facilities on modified schedules.
buddy can take a dip in the pool, fit in a
fitness class, get hand-on at Tipi to Tiny JANUARY 1, NEW YEAR’S DAY
House exhibit at the Museum, and go ice Recreation Facilities closed.
FREE Admission skating all through the holiday school
break. Learn more and purchase online at JANUARY 2, NEW YEAR’S DAY
bit.ly/givebackpass
Longmontcolorado.gov/longmontlights OBSERVED
Me + 1 guest: $20 | Me + up to 3 guests: $40 City Offices closed & Recreation Facilities
Met + up to 7 guests: $60 open regular hours.*
DECEMBER 18 JANUARY 16, MARTIN LUTHER

REGISTRATION DEADLINE JAN 1 ZUMBA® KING DAY
FOR JR NUGGETS BASKETBALL FITNESS CLASS City Offices closed & Recreation Facilities
Sun, 1-2:30pm at the Longmont open regular hours.*
Team formation is assigned prior to the Jan season start - be sure to Recreation Center, 310 Quail Rd.
Come JOIN the Party! $10, recreation *Trash/Recycle/Compost collected one day
register to secure your spot! More information for basketball grades
K-12 programs can be found on page 16 or keyword “Basketball” passes not valid, no general facility later than normal throughout the week
Volunteer Coaches needed! Call 303-651-8398 for more info. use, doors open at 12:40pm.
JANUARY 7 Enjoy free admission, from 1-5 pm, as part of Longmont Recreation Center's open house
celebration. This is a great opportunity for visitors of all ages to explore the Recreation Center.
RECREATION CENTER OPEN HOUSE Join us to swim, play gym sports, jog, use the weight room or sauna, or check out one of the many
Saturday, 1-5pm, at the Longmont Recreation Center, 310 Quail Rd demo and sample classes. For details visit longmontcolorado.gov/rec or call 303-774-4800.
FEBRUARY
FEBRUARY 1 REGISTRATION BEGINS FOR LONGMONT SUMMER DAY CAMP
FEBRUARY 10 FEBRUARY 11
SKATE NIGHT WINDOWS TO WELLNESS
Saturday, 9am-2pm at the Senior Center, 910 Longs Peak Ave
DATE NIGHT Free event to meet and learn about health and wellness providers and practices
Friday, 7-9pm at the in your community. Get a massage, meet a local chiropractor, try out a new fit-
Longmont Ice Pavilion, 725 8th Ave ness class, experience yoga…define your wellness in the New Year! Visit vendors,
Bring your special plus-one (all ages attend free workshops, and sign up for sessions with practitioners and readers.
invited) for an evening of Valentine- 10 minute sessions for $10 —cash only please. bit.ly/windows2wellness
themed ice skating. Pre-register to
save your spot, passes not valid.
FEBRUARY 20
“skate date” 100514 PRESIDENT’S DAY
Fee is $16 per couple, City Offices closed & Recreation Facilities open regular hours.
includes skate rentals. Trash/Recycle/Compost collected one day later than normal throughout the week.
MARCH
MARCH 1 REGISTRATION OPENS FOR ALL RECREATION SUMMER CAMPS
MARCH 14-APRIL 10
SPIRIT OF ARBOR DAY TREE SALE
March 6-12: Lottery Sign Up
March 13: Lottery Spin and Notifications emailed Pu
March 14-30: Regular registration ll O
Forestry Services coordinates a community tree sale for Longmont residents. Due to high demand, in 2023 the Arbor Day Tree Sale will kick-off with
a lottery Mar 6-12. View and pay to enter the lottery online at LongmontColorado.gov/forestry or by calling 303-774-4700. Limit of 1 tree per person,
ut
with lottery entrants allowed to select up to two alternates. A variety of trees will be available at below wholesale costs for $45 each. Residents Sa
who get a tree via lottery are notified on Monday, March 13, via email. Individuals who do not receive a tree will be refunded. Registration for e v
any available trees reverts to first-come, first-served at midnight on March 14. Tree delivery takes place during the week of April 24.
ADULT SPORTS
ADULT SPORTS LEAGUES
Sign-up as a free agent! Free agents are individuals who don’t have a team, but want to play in an adult sports league.
Free agents are combined to form a team(s).
*Split payment Option – Pay half the registration fee when you sign up and the rest of the fee half way through the season. Split payment option
adds $15 to league pricing. Early Bird Discount – pay early and get a discount, look for before and after dates listed in the description.
Winter & Spring Basketball Spring Flag Football

Men’s Recreational Leagues offered on Thursday nights. Go for the deep ball and bring your crew! The City of Longmont
Registration and registration packets are available at Recreation offers adult flag football leagues in 8-player and coed 4-player.
facilities or online. Winter registration is Nov 1-Jan 5; spring Flag football leagues are geared towards players looking to play
registration is Mar 1-30. football with friends. Games start Mar 28. Register by Mar 6 for
best pricing.
18 yrs & up: Longmont Recreation Center, 310 Quail Rd
Winter Dates: Thurs, Jan 12-Mar 16, 10 games 18 & up: Sandstone Ranch Athletic Fields,
Winter Team Fee*: $520 before 12/2; $555 after 12/2 3001 Sandstone Dr
Winter Free Agent: $66.50 res/$83 non-res 112311 Spring Dates: Mar 28-May 16, Tue, 8 games
Team 8V8 Fee*: $550 before 3/7; $595 after 3/7
Spring Dates: Thurs, Apr 6-May 25, 8 games
Free Agent Fee: $58 res/$73 non-res 212331
Spring Team Fee*: $445 before 3/16; $475 after 3/16
Team Coed 4V4 Fee: $295 before 3/7; $325 after 3/7.
Spring Free Agent: $55 res/$69 non-res 212311
Free Agent Fee: $58 res/$73 non-res 212331
Spring & Summer Softball Spring Coed Kickball

Men’s, women’s and coed leagues are Monday through Friday
Adult kickball is wild fun - a sport that athletes of all abilities
nights with an end-of-season tournament. Registration &
can play. Coed kickball league is played with 4 men and 4
registration packets available at Recreation facilities or online.
women on the field. Rosters should include extra players to
Spring registration is Feb 4-Mar 2; summer registration is
join in on the fun. Registration packets available at Longmont
Mar 20-May 1.
Recreation Center and online. Registration deadline is Mar 28.
16 & up: Garden Acres Ball Fields, 2058 Spencer St
18 & up: Garden Acres Ball Fields, 2058 Spencer St
Spring Dates: Mar 6-Apr 14, 6 games
Spring Dates: Apr 4-May 23, Tue, 8 games
Spring Team Fee*: $390 before 2/14; $420 after 2/14
Team Fee*: $350 before 3/14; $385 after 3/15
Spring Free Agent: $42 res/$53 non-res 212323
Free Agent Fee: $ 32res/$41 non-res 212331
Summer Dates: May 8-Jul 21, 10 games
Summer Team Fee*: $610 before 4/17; $640 after 4/17
Summer Free Agent: $55 res/$69 non-res 312323
Senior Volleyball League – ages 50+
The Colorado Senior Volleyball Association begins the Winter
Coed Season in January. Matches are played on Wednesday
afternoons at home and throughout the Front Range. Call Char
Sloan at 303-774-3533 for more information.
Practice: Jan-May, Mon, 12:30-2:30pm
Senior Softball Location: St Vrain Memorial Bldg, 700 Longs Peak Ave
League –
ages 50+ Adult Pickleball League
Part of the Colorado
Be paired with a different player each week for 10-20min long
Senior Softball
matches with several matches played. League is outdoors as
Association. Metro area
weather permits.
Mon & Wed morning
games are played April 18 & up: Jan 8-Feb 26, Sun, 2pm ‘til done 112325
through mid-August. Location: Hover Pickleball Courts, 1361 Charles St
If you have questions or Player Fee: $47.50 resident/$59 non-resident
would like to participate, please
call Jamie Bequette at 303-651-8495 Senior Golf Association
for more information.
See the Senior Center’s spring GO Magazine,
Senior Softball Pre-season meeting: Early March available in February, for more information.
Location: Longmont Senior Center, 910 Long Peak Ave LongmontColorado.gov/senior-services

FITNESS & WELLNESS
For Current Drop-In Fitness Schedule, visit online » LongmontColorado.gov/fitness
LAND CLASSES WATER CLASSES

Advanced Senior Strength: SilverSneakers® Classic: Move through Aqua Circuit: A warm water aerobics
A challenging, low-no impact strength a variety of exercises designed to increase class with a variety of cardiovascular
workout. With a focus on form and muscular strength, range of movement, exercises and use of different equipment.
quality movement patterns, this class and activity for daily living skills. Chair is
Aqua Motion: A mild, no-bounce class
uses weights, bands, FUN, and some floor used for seated and/or stand support. (A)
for stretching and toning muscles and
work. (2)
SilverSneakers® Enerchi: Enerchi- improving cardiovascular conditioning,
Boot Camp: High intensity interval Perform modified tai chi forms in a slow, CORE stability and joint mobility. A
sports conditioning, running, plyometrics flowing sequence to progress balance great class if you have arthritis, joint
and calisthenics. (#) and focus. A chair is offered for standing limitations, replacements or are pregnant.
support. (A)
Aqua Power: A high intensity
Butts & Gutts: Lower body & core
SilverSneakers® Yoga: Move through a predominately shallow water running
training. (2)
complete series of seated and standing and cardiovascular interval class
Cardio Kickboxing: Kickboxing moves yoga poses designed to increase flexibility, designed to burn 500-700 calories in an
with alternating periods of higher and balance and range of movement. (A) hour and target buns, thighs and abs!
lower levels of intensity. (#) SilverSneakers® Cardio: An aerobics Aqua Zumba®: Make a Splash and Join
class for you - safe, heart healthy and the Pool Party!
Cardio/Sculpt: A cardio and sculpting
gentle on the joints. Includes upper-body
class that has cardio components and Deep H2O: A moderate intensity water
strengthening, abdominal conditioning,
uses combined muscular strength and fitness class with no impact to the joints.
stretching and relaxation exercises designed
endurance exercises. (2) Floatation belts are provided
to energize your active lifestyle. (A)
Essential Barre: Do small, controlled, Masters Swimming: Improve your skills
SilverSneakers® Circuit: Upper-
low impact movements at the ballet and stamina through intervals, drills and
body strength work with hand-held
barre using your own body weight as distance swimming. Recommended for
weights, elastic tubing with handles, and
resistance. Modifications make it ideal for adults who are comfortable swimming at
SilverSneakers® ball is alternated with
all fitness levels. (A) least 1,000 yards non-stop.
non-impact aerobic choreography. A
chair is offered for support. (A) Deep Water Boot Camp: Take your deep
Indoor Cycling: No impact, high intensity water class to the next level with this high
stationary bike workout. (45 Min) (A) SilverSneakers Stability: Focusing on
®
intensity, low impact workout.
specific exercises to improve strength and
Kickboxing Training: Kickboxing moves power around ankles, hips and knees, SilverSneakers - Splash®: Fun shallow-
using kick pads & gloves to get a full body balance, and reaction time. (A) water moves to improve agility, flexibility
workout. (2) and cardiovascular endurance. No
TRX: Utilize your own body weight to build
swimming ability is required, and a
NIA: Barefoot CardioDance fusion strength and develop a strong core. (A)
special SilverSneakers kickboard is
develops flexibility, agility, mobility,
Tai Chi: Combines fluid movements of used to develop strength, balance and
strength & stability. Creative & holistic
upper and lower body. The 24 of the Yang coordination. (45 minutes)
dance. (75 Min) (A)
Style form and the 37-posture Yang short
Power of 3: Cardio-Sculpt-Stretch. form. (A)
A low-impact fitness class. (1) Zumba®: Ditch the workout and Join the Fitness Exertion Key:
PARTY! (A) (A) - All Levels
Sculpt & Tone: A sculpting class for (1) - Beginner
beginners to intermediate that keeps Zumba Gold®: A Zumba® Class with
(2) - Intermediate
moving from one exercise to another. (2) less impact, no pivots and simpler
(#) - Advanced
choreography. (A)
Surge Fit: An energizing HIIT workout
combining high intensity cardio sequences Zumba® Step: Combine the strengthening
with high-rep strength training moves. (#) power of step aerobics and the fun Class schedules and descriptions
fitness party of Zumba® music and can be found at
choreography to increase your cardio and
sculpt your core and legs. (2) LongmontColorado.gov/fitness
Zumba Toning: Using light weight and
®
Zumba® music and choreography, tone » No Regular Fitness Classes:

your arms, core and lower body. (A) Sat, Dec 24.
St Vrain Memorial Building Centennial Pool Longmont Recreation Center Sunset Pool - seasonal
700 Longs Peak Ave 1201 Alpine St 310 Quail Rd 1900 Longs Peak Ave
303-651-8404 303-651-8406 303-774-4800 303-651-8300

FITNESS & WELLNESS
SMALL GROUP TRAINING
Small group programs, taught by certified personal trainers, are designed for beginners or returnees to get comfortable in the weight
room. Learn how to use weight equipment (machines and free weights) and how to properly warm up before lifting and cool down
afterwards. Get tips for getting the most out of your strength-training workout. Group size varies from 4 to 6 people. “weight”
Intro to Teens on Weights Intro to Weight Lifting

Beginners focus on mastering proper technique and the full 18 & up: Mon, 1:15-2:15pm “weights”
range of motion to engage and maximize developing muscles Sessions: Jan 9-Feb 6 | Feb 13-Mar 13 113304
safely.
Instructor: Mike Rosenberg, CPT
14-18 yrs: Mon & Wed, 3:45-4:45pm “weights”
Sessions: Nov 28-Dec 21|Jan 4-30 |Feb 1-27 113305
Instructor: James Taylor, CPT
Fee: $105 resident/$131.25 non-resident Seniors on Weights
It is never too late to get in shape regardless of your starting
fitness level.
Teens on Weights 55 & up: Tue & Thurs, 1:30-3pm “weights”
For teens with some weightlifting experience. Continue
Sessions: Dec 1-27 | Jan 3-26 | Feb 2-28 113303
building on proper techniques and adding more complex lifts.
14-18 yrs: Mon & Wed, 5:30-6:30am “weights” Mar 7-28 | Apr 4-27 | May 2-25 213303
Sessions: Nov 28-Dec 21|Jan 4-30 |Feb 1-27 113306 Instructor: Paul Sueltenfuss, Ed.D,CPT
Mar 1-27 | Apr 3-26 213306 Location: St Vrain Memorial Bldg, 700 Longs Peak Ave
Instructor: James Taylor, CPT Fee: $120 resident/$150 non-resident
Fee: $105 resident/$131.25 non-resident Weight Room Orientations
Enroll in these no-cost orientations the 2nd Wednesday at 7pm
Women on Weights or the 4th Sunday at 3pm of each month. To set up a day/time
16 & up: Tues, 1:30-2:30pm “weights” for no-cost orientations at other facilities, contact the fitness
Sessions: Jan 10-Feb 7 | Feb 14-Mar 14 143112 coordinator at 303-774-4752.
Mar 28-Apr 25 | May 2-30 243112 14 & up: 2nd Wed, 7pm or 4th Sun, 3pm “weight”
Instructor: Shantel Wheaton, CPT Location: Longmont Recreation Center, 310 Quail Rd
Location: Longmont Recreation Center, 310 Quail Rd Fee: free, but please pre-register
Fee: $70 res/$87.50 non-res
INDIVIDUALIZED CUSTOM TRAINING

Personal Training
Training can include core and
balance training, basic weight
training, nutrition advice and
muscle building. Call the Longmont
Recreation Center at 303-774-4800 for
Read about our trainers online at
more information. Days and Times by
appointment. One hour sessions. www.longmontcolorado.gov/fitness
by clicking on "Get Personal Training".
2023 Fees go into effect on Jan 1, 2023
Session Fees: Private Semi-Private
1 session $54/$68 $65/$81 Body Composition
5 sessions $240/$300 $300/$375 with the InBody 270
10 Sessions $420/$525 $545/$681 Go beyond the scale with the
InBody Test, a non-invasive
Intro to Training Package body composition analysis.
Call 303-774-4752 for more
If you are new to training or haven’t trained in over one year information and to schedule.
this is a great place to start! Each session is 1 hour.
2023 Fees: Single Session: $20 extended pass-holder/$25
3 private sessions: $115 resident/ $144 non-res Five Pack Session: $75 extended pass-holder/$100
3 semi-private sessions: $178 resident/ $223 non-res Location: Longmont Recreation Center, 310 Quail Rd

FITNESS & WELLNESS
TRX Dynamic! Movement with Kim
TRX is a distinct training system that uses your own body Increase mobility, flexibility and range of motion using eccentric
weight and gravity as resistance. This training system is unique, and dynamic movement. Barefoot, low impact, joyful music.
simple to perform, but challenging as every movement requires Increase metabolism, blood flow and energy levels while at
balance and core strength. A great supplemental workout for the same time improving posture, balance and strength. $2
athletes or a stand-alone program for every fitness level - a true discount per class when you enroll in a whole month in a single
total body workout! Pass holders receive a $1 discount per class transaction.
(does not apply to 20-visit passes). *No class Dec 26.
16 & up: Thurs, 9-10am “Dynamic”
16 & up: Mon & Wed, 9-10am or 5:15-6:15pm “Trx” Dec 1-22 | Jan 12-26 | Feb 2-23 113922
Dec 5-Feb 27* 123512 Mar 2-23 | Apr 6-27 | May 4-25 213922
Mar 1-May 23 223512 Instructor: Kim Zimmer
Location: St Vrain Memorial Bldg, 700 Longs Peak Ave Location: St Vrain Memorial Bldg, 700 Longs Peak Ave
16 & up: Sun, 9-9:45am “Trx” Daily Fee: $15 resident/$18.75 non-resident
Dec 4-Feb 26 123512
Mar 5-May 28 223512
Golf Fitness
Location: Longmont Recreation Center, 310 Quail Rd It’s never too early to be stronger for your upcoming golf
Daily Fee: $7 resident/$8.75 non-resident season. Increase your power, balance and flexibility for a
more enjoyable season (and maybe even keep those nagging
injuries from popping up). Enroll now for 4 weeks of Titleist
TRX Free Orientation Performance Institute screening and exercise progressions.
Join us for a free orientation to familiarize yourself with the “Golf”
TRX straps and prepare to take TRX classes. Must take an 18 & up: Feb 2-28, Tue & Thurs, 3-4pm 143135
orientation, or have taken a TRX class in order to drop in the Instructor: Trish Hetherington
ongoing sessions
16 & up: Mon, 10-10:30am or Wed, 6:15-6:45pm Fee: $120 resident/$150 non-resident
Dec 12/14, Jan 9/11, Feb 6/8 123500
Mar 13/15, Apr 10/12, May 8/10 223500
Location: St Vrain Memorial Bldg, 700 Longs Peak Ave HIIT Cardio Jump Rope Class
Fee: Free, but must pre-register Build lean muscle, improve your
coordination and balance while
strengthening your cardiovascular system
Tai Chi: Moving for Better Balance with this fun, high intensity, jump rope
workout. You will incorporate several jump
This popular program is based on eight forms derived from rope techniques along with other full body
the traditional Yang style of Tai Chi. It improves balance, sculpting exercises through circuit training giving
confidence, gait, coordination, and overall health and well- you a great, full body cardio workout. “Jump”
being. One of the most effective programs for fall prevention!
“Tai chi” 14 & up: Feb 7-28, Tue, 5-5:45pm 113511
18 & up: Jan 10-Apr 6, Tue & Thurs, 1:30-2:15pm 143251 Apr 4-25, Tue, 5-5:45pm 213511
Instructor: Urszula Bunting Instructor: Kenya Taylor
Location: St Vrain Memorial Bldg, 700 Longs Peak Ave Location: Longmont Recreation Center, 310 Quail Rd
Fee: $155 resident/$193.75 non-resident Fee: $40 resident/$50 non-resident
Tai Chi: 37 posture Yang short form Fit Baby and Me

Tai Chi is a mind-body exercise utilizing slow, relaxed A fun, low impact, easy paced workout for parents and babies to
movement, a quiet mind and deep, natural breathing that enjoy together. All exercises are done with either body weight
stimulates the flow of chi (intrinsic energy). For people who or while holding your sweet bundle of joy. For infants up to
have some Tai Chi experience. No class Dec 26. 18 months. “Baby”
18 & up: Dec 5-Feb 27, Mon, 11am-12pm 143125 18 & up: Jan 9-Feb 13, Mon, 9-10am 113005
Mar 6-May 22, Mon, 11am-12pm 243125 Apr 3-May 8, Mon, 9-10am 213005
Instructor: Barb Larsen Instructor: Kenya Taylor
Location: Izaak Walton Clubhouse, 18 S Sunset St Location: Longmont Recreation Center, 310 Quail Rd
Fee: $7 resident/$8.75 non-resident Daily Fee: $10 resident/$12.50 non-resident

FITNESS & WELLNESS FITNESS
DESCRIPTIONS
Step Mash Up! Nia 52 Moves Playshop

All kinds of Step Aerobics including Hi/Lo/Step, Classic Step, Power A fun introduction on how to do all the basic moves of Nia
Step, Double step, Old School Choreography Step and even a little followed by a playful Nia class using all 52 moves. Come
Zumba® Step. Low impact and a real calorie kicker! “Step” Embrace Nia! “Nia”
16 & up: Jan 6-Feb 24, Fri, 4:30-5:30pm 113515 14 & up: Jan 21, Sat, 2-4pm 113811
Mar 3-Apr 28, Fri, 4:30-5:30pm 213515 Instructor: Jackie Diner
Instructor: Cindy Krafft Location: Longmont Recreation Center, 310 Quail Rd
Location: Longmont Recreation Center, 310 Quail Rd Fee: $15 resident/$18.75 non-resident
Nia Dance Party
Bollywood Dance Workout Come share in the JOY of moving with us. Great music and lots
Bollywood Dance workout is inspired by Dance and fitness that of fun. No experience needed. “Nia”
combines dynamic choreography with the hottest Bollywood 14 & up: Dec 16, Fri, 5:45-7pm 113812
(India’ film industry) music. Bollywood Dance increases Feb 17, Fri, 5:45-7pm 113812
cardiovascular health, strength, and endurance while boosting Instructor: Jackie and Marty Diner
cognitive performances and elevating your mood. $2/class discount
when enrolled for the whole month in a single transaction.
16 & up: Friday, 9:30-10:30am “Bollywood”
Jan 6-27 | Feb 3-24 113763
Mar 3-31 | Apr 7-28 | May 5-26 213763
Instructor: Anki Soni
ON-GOING YOGA OFFERINGS

Monthly session discount available when enrolling in all days in a single transaction.
Discount, equivalent to $2 off per class, is reflected in the reduced fee of the last class of
the month. Refunds are not available once a session begins. Pre-registration is required.
Sunday Morning Yoga Resilient Hatha Yoga

From the first morning, sense a difference in your flexibility, For people seeking personal fitness as an
strength, and sense of ease. Gentle lying, sitting, and standing exercise in slowing down and fine-tuning. Focus on awakening
sequences move with awareness and breath. Quell anxiety and and strengthening the smaller, underused muscles to balance
help heal pain. Feel free, healthy, whole and good. Mixed Levels. overall movement. Experience how the breath’s movement
16 & up: Sunday, 9:30-10:45am “yoga” supports your body’s movement and helps you experience
Dec 4-18 | Jan 8-29 | Feb 12-26 143171 deeper relaxation and improved overall health. No Class Dec 20.
Mar 5-26 | Apr 2-30 | May 7-21 243171 16 & up: Tuesday, 9:15-10:30am “yoga”
Instructor: Katharine Kaufman Dec 6-27 | Jan 3-31 | Feb 7-28 143152
Location: Lashley St Station, 1200 Lashley St Mar 7-28 | Apr 4-25 | May 2-30 243152
Daily Fee: $15 resident/$18.75 non-resident Instructor: Diana Shellenberger
Location: Lashley St Station, 1200 Lashley St
Alignment - Gateway to the Heart of Yoga Daily Fee: $15 resident/$18.75 non-resident
Gravity, poor posture, stress can pull us physically and emotionally
off center and into discomfort. Clear instruction in alignment Yoga for Flexibility
aimed at spine and joint health will bring you confidence in Practice deep stretching, holding poses, and flow movement.
practicing yoga. Personalized attention will guide you towards Both methods of Iyengar and Astanga flow are used. Most
greater strength, flexibility, and balance. No Class Mar 20. people can adapt each class to their personal needs. *No Dec 20.
18 & up: Monday, 12:15-1:30pm “yoga”
Dec 5-19 | Jan 9-30 | Feb 6-27 143117 18 & up: Tuesday, 6-7:15pm “yoga”
Mar 6-27 | Apr 3-24 | May 1-22 243117 Dec 6-27 | Jan 3-31 | Feb 7-28 143118
Instructor: Gwyn Cody Mar 7-28 | Apr 4-25 | May 2-30 243118
Location: Lashley St Station, 1200 Lashley St Instructor:
Daily Fee: $15 resident/$18.75 non-resident Location: Lashley St Station, 1200 Lashley St

FITNESS & WELLNESS
YOGA RETREATS
Yoga for Brain Longevity Spring Yoga & Meditation Retreat
Based on Kundalini and Hatha Yoga, this class helps stimulate Pause for the day to practice yoga, sitting and walking
the brain, sharpen memory, reduce the risk of Alzheimer’s and meditation. This day-long retreat is designed to release pain and
dementia, and improve overall health and wellbeing. Workshop stress, honing balance, energy & awareness. Practice inside the
Self-Care for Longevity is highly encouraged with this series. historic ranch house as well as outdoors.
18 & up: Jan 24-Mar 14, Tue, 2:30-3:30pm 143158 16 & up: Mar 18, Sat, 10am-4:30pm 243193
Instructor: Urszula Bunting, Brain Longevity® Specialist Instructor: Katharine Kaufman
Location: St Vrain Memorial Bldg, 700 Longs Peak Ave Location: SSR Visitor Center, 3001 Sandstone Dr
Fee: $120 resident/$150 non-resident Fee: $62.50 resident/$78 non-resident
Self-Care for Brain Longevity A Long Winter’s Yogic Nap

Learn and practice self-care strategies based on studies from Enjoy the benefits of yoga nidra, or yogic sleep, to relax and
Alzheimer’s Research & Prevention Foundation, Blue Zones, and reset your nervous system. Rest in a supported position, in the
Ayurveda. These proven strategies sharpen focus and memory, space between wakefulness and sleep. Instruction includes
prevent Alzheimer’s and dementia, and boost health and wellbeing. guided, whole body relaxation cues, inspirational readings and
18 & up: Feb 27, Mon, 4-6:30pm 143159 soothing music. Stay for hot tea and cookies after class.
Instructor: Urszula Bunting, Brain Longevity® Specialist 16 & up: Jan 21, Sat, 5-6pm 43153
Location: Lashley St Station, 1200 Lashley St Instructor: Diana Shellenberger
Fee: $45 resident/$56.25 non-resident Location: Lashley St Station, 1200 Lashley St
Fee: $20 resident/$25 non-resident
Yoga Therapy
Explore yoga using principles of breath, sensation and observation. (Re)Treat Your Self and (Re)Define Your Purpose
Foundational posture “Asana” allowing body, mind into peace
Do you want to create change in 2023? Come to a one-day
and harmony with the perspective of promoting flexibility and
retreat where you can relax and learn how to set intentions
mindfulness. Pranayama and meditation are also integrated with
and create achievable goals. Enjoy two yoga classes, guided
the structural therapeutic values of this class. Enjoy!
meditation, a nature walk, community, healthy lunch, and tea.
16 & up: Thursday, 9-11am “yoga”
16 & up: Jan 28, Sat, 9:30am-5pm 143192
Dec 1-15 | Jan 19-26 | Feb 2-23 143142
Instructor: Urszula Bunting
Mar 2-30 | Apr 6-27 | May 4-25 243142
Instructor: Shar Lee Location: SSR Visitor Center, 3001 Sandstone Dr
Location: Lashley St Station, 1200 Lashley St Fee: $115 resident/$143.75 non-resident
Treat Yourself or Your Mom
Gentle Yoga This one-day retreat is a perfect gift for Mother’s Day and an
This gentle Vinyasa style yoga class is designed to improve opportunity to relax and enjoy spring in nature at Sandstone
balance, build strength, flexibility, and retain a clear, sharp mind. Ranch. The retreat includes two yoga sessions, a nature walk,
We use yoga poses, mindfulness techniques, breath work, and a wholesome lunch, women’s circle, and a tea ceremony.
moderate pace with modifications if necessary to maintain safety 16 & up: May 12, Fri, 9:30am-4:30pm 243198
and focus on health and wellbeing. *No class March 24 or May 12. Instructor: Urszula Bunting
18 & up: Friday, 9:30-10:45am “yoga” Location: SSR Visitor Center, 3001 Sandstone Dr
Dec 2-16 | Jan 6-27 | Feb 3-24 143133 Fee: $115 resident/$143.75 non-resident
Mar 3-31 | Apr 7-28 | May 5-26 243133
Intro to Yoga
Daily Fee: $15 resident/$18.75 non-resident Curious about yoga? In this 4-week
series, develop a strong foundation
through standing, seated and lying
Friday Night Restorative Yoga down yoga poses. Explore body
Unwind, de-stress, refresh, and allow your body and mind to heal alignment and breath work while
and restore. Use various props to support the body to release improving mobility, balance, posture
tension, enhance flexibility, and balance the nervous system. and well-being in a safe, supportive
Register for all 5 in one transaction and receive a $25 discount. environment.
16 & up: Friday, 6-8pm “yoga” 16 & up: Jan 6-27, Fri, 4:30-5:30pm 143111
Jan 6 | Feb 3 143155
Apr 7-28, Fri, 4:30-5:30pm 243111
Mar 3 | Apr 7 | May 5 243155
Instructor: Kim Nicks
Daily Fee: $25 resident/$31.25 non-resident Fee: $48 resident/$60 non-resident

GENERAL INTEREST
DANCE DIMENSIONS
Tiny Tutus Hip Hop Dance
This class is a wonderful introductory dance experience for the A fun class to learn the basics of hip hop. A fun class for
very young student. Creative movement and basic technique those energetic young dancers who love to move! This class
will provide confidence, coordination, strength and fun! incorporates hip hop tricks and illusions, and include some jazz
Students are asked to wear ballet shoes and appropriate dress. funk technique. Please wear sneakers that have not been worn
“Dance” on the street. “Hip”
Sessions: Jan 12-Mar 10 144500 | Mar 16-May 19 24450
6-9 yrs: Jan 12-Mar 9, Thurs, 5:30-6:30pm 144602
3 yrs: Thurs, 3:45-4:30pm Mar 16-May 18, Thurs, 5:30-6:30pm 244602
3 yrs: Fri, 9-9:45am
Location: Dance Dimensions, 638 Main St
Fee: $122 resident/$152.50 non-resident Adult Ballet
If you have never taken a “ little
break”, this class provides
Pre-Ballet & Tap gentle movements exploring
A fun class for the child whose feet are always moving. This external and internal rotation
class will introduce students to the basic techniques of tap and of the joints and muscles
ballet, as well as rhythm and coordination. Tap shoes and ballet and light aerobic activity
shoes are necessary, as well as appropriate apparel. at the barre. It also gives
the participant a wonderful
4-5 yrs: Friday, 10:30-11:15am “Dance”
experience of enhancing technique
Jan 13-Mar 10 144501 and terminology of this beautiful dance
Mar 17-May 19 244501 style. “Ballet”
18 & up: Jan 14-Mar 11, Sat, 10:30-11:30am 144745
Mar 18-May 6, Sat, 10:30-11:30am 244745
Pre-Ballet & Tumbling Fee: $135 resident/$168.75 non-resident
A highly recommended, energetic class for the beginning of
dance technique for the young student. Basic tumbling, ballet
technique and creative movement will be the emphasis of this Winter & Spring Dance Camps
class. Ballet shoes and appropriate attire needed for class. Ignite your child’s imagination through movement, crafts,
music, and games. Explore a unique seasonal focus with
4-5 yrs: Friday, 9:45-10:30am “Dance” each camp. Enjoy one or all three! Our camps offer a positive
Jan 13-Mar 10 144502 $122 res/$152.50 non-res environment to connect to one’s body, build friendships, learn,
Mar 17-May 19 244502 $122 res/$152.50 non-res grow, and play.
Location: Dance Dimensions, 638 Main St 4-7 yrs: 9:30-11:30am “Dance”
Fee: $122 resident/$152.50 non-resident Frozen Camp: Jan 16, Mon 144508
Valentine Camp: Feb 20, Mon 144508
Spring Camp: Apr 28, Fri 244508
Lil Dancing Dynamites
Do you have a little one that LOVES music and can’t sit still
when they hear the rhythm? Then this is the class for them!
Come and enjoy this high energy, introductory class to various
styles of music and dance.
4-6 yrs: Thursday, 4:30-5:30pm “Dance”
Jan 12-Mar 9 144503
Mar 16-May 18 244503

GENERAL INTEREST
LONMONT DANCE THEATRE ACADEMY
Tutu Terrific & Timestep Tappers Dancing on Broadway: Tap & Jazz
Combination Ballet/Tap class where imagination and The curtain is rising! Students dance their way through popular
storytelling through dance is emphasized using guided, creative musical theater songs and billboard hits. This class introduces
and age-appropriate movement. Students must be potty-trained technical dance basics in tap and jazz while supporting vital
by first day of class. Parents are welcome to watch every class. literacy skills in comprehension, memorization, & performance.
“Dance”
2-5 yrs: Mon, 4:30-5:30pm or Sat, 9-10am
5-8 yrs: Jan 14-Feb 18, Sat, 11am-12pm 144610
Jan 9-Feb 18 144510
Feb 25-Apr 8, Sat, 11am-12pm 244610
Feb 20-Apr 8 244510
Location: Longmont Dance Theatre, 1422 Nelson Rd
Bollywood/Hip Hop Fusion

Youth Beginning Ballet Learn vibrant and entertaining dances suitable for beginners
Taught by a former professional ballerina, this class uses the from a true bollywood dancer from India! Kick start that full
ABT training syllabus to impart ballet technique to young body workout while dancing to fun world music. “Hip”
dancers. Through imaginative play, students learn the joy of 6-11 yrs: Jan 9-Feb 13, Mon, 4:30-5:15pm 144627
dancing with correct alignment, knowledge of vocabulary, and Feb 20-Apr 3, Mon, 4:30-5:15pm 244627
freedom of movement. “Ballet” 16 & up: Jan 9-Feb 13, Mon, 7:10-8:10pm 144628
6-8 yrs: Jan 11-Feb 15, Wed, 4:30-5:15pm 144612 Feb 20-Apr 3, Mon, 7:10-8:10pm 244628
Feb 22-Apr 5, Wed, 4:30-5:15pm 244612 Location: Longmont Dance Theatre, 1422 Nelson Rd
Location: Longmont Dance Theatre, 1422 Nelson Rd Fee: $96 resident/$120 non-resident
Boys Strength through Dance
Dance is a sport, exercise, and art all in one! Develop gross
Ballet Stretch & Strength motor skills & self-expression, build greater flexibility &
Ballet is an artform and a joyful experience for the full body. coordination, and gain music appreciation with a total body
Whether you want to be more graceful or more flexible, this class workout in this all-boys class. *No class 3/23 & 3/25 “Dance”
brings your inner dancer to life with formal technique training to 5-9yrs: Jan 14-Feb 18, Sat, 9:30-10:30am 144616
keep your mind sharp and your lines beautifully strong. “Ballet”
Feb 25-Apr 8*, Sat, 9:30-10:30am 244616
18 & up: Jan 9-Feb 13, Mon, 6:40-8:10pm 144734
10-14yrs: Jan 12-Feb 16, Thurs, 5-6pm 144616
Feb 20-Apr 3, Mon, 6:40-8:10pm 244734
Feb 23-Apr 6*, Thurs, 5-6pm 244616
Aerial Dance Adult Tap & Jazz

Dance in the air with a combination of Adults of all ages and levels will enjoy this introduction to
aerial silks, circus arts, and theatrical fundamentals of tap and jazz technique in a fun, supportive
contemporary dance techniques. This environment. Whether your goal is to learn steps and dances or
class provides an exhilarating experience incorporate formal technique into your fitness routine, this class
with techniques of Lyra Hoops and is for you. “Tap”
Silks. Climbs, foot-wraps, knee-hooks and 18 & up: Jan 12-Feb 16, Thurs, 9:15-10am 144736
inversions will condition, challenge and engage Feb 23-Apr 6, Thurs, 9:15-10am 244736
every muscle in your body. “Dance”
7-12 yrs: Jan 9-Feb 13, Mon, 5:15-6pm 144614 Fee: $90 resident/$112.50 non-resident
Feb 20-Apr 3, Mon, 5:15-6pm 244614
13-17 yrs: Jan 13-Feb 17, Fri, 4:30-5:30pm 144615 Beginner International Folkdancing
Feb 24-Apr 7, Fri, 4:30-5:30pm 244615 Learn over 20 International Folkdances over a 12 week class!
Learn the standard steps that appear frequently in many
18 & up: Jan 13-Feb 17, Fri, 6:30-7:30pm 144750
folkdances. Folkdancing is an enjoyable light exercise and
Feb 24-Apr 7, Fri, 6:30-7:30pm 244750 introduces you to beautiful music from all over the world.
Location: Longmont Dance Theatre, 1422 Nelson Rd 14 & up: Jan 9-Mar 27, Mon, 7-8pm 144767
Fee: $96 resident/$120 non-resident Instructor: Ruth Thomson
Location: Izaak Walton Clubhouse, 18 S Sunset

GENERAL INTEREST
MUSIC TOGETHER A Montessori Nest - Infant Playgroup
Warm and inviting Montessori playgroup led by a trained
Parents and Guardians, take a break from your unending list of Montessori guide with Montessori materials in a prepared
tasks with joyful music making for the whole family. You’ll have environment. Enjoy a calm, child led playgroup for a moment of
fun while also supporting your child in all areas of learning – connection and support. ”Nest”
language and early literacy, social and emotional development,
cognitive growth, and physical and motor skills. “Music” 0-1.5 yrs: Jan 12-Feb 16, Thurs, 9:45-10:45am 145321
Feb 23-Mar 30, Thurs, 9:45-10:45am 145321
Music Together Instructor: Tracy Allen
Music together is an early childhood music program for infant, Location: Izaak Walton Clubhouse, 18 S Sunset
toddler and preschool children and their parents or caregiver. Fee: $85 resident/$106.25 non-resident
Classes include singing, movement activities and instrumental
jam sessions. Kids Night Out: Art & Dance Parties
Sessions: Jan 10-Mar 10 145153 | Mar 14-May 19 245153 Parents night out! Anima Arts will provide an evening of
0-4 yrs: Tues, 10:15-11am or 11:15-12pm creative arts activities centered around health and wellness for
Location: St Vrain Memorial Bldg, 700 Longs Peak Ave kids. Each event will include movement games, art projects,
and a dance party. Drop-off starts at 4:45 pm. A space for all
0-4 yrs: Fri, 11:15am-12pm or 12:15-1pm identities and abilities. Contact Mimi at animaartsorg@gmail.
Location: Lashley St Station, 1200 Lashley St com for any support
Instructor: Integral Steps 4-8 yrs: Friday, 4:45-7:30pm “kids”
Fee: $140 resident/$175 non-resident + $40 materials fee Feb 10 | Mar 10 | Apr 14 244622
0-5 yrs: Jan 11-Mar 15, Wed, 9:30-10:15am 145352 Instructor: Amelia Lee
Mar 29-May 31, Wed, 9:30-10:15am 245352 Location: St Vrain Memorial Bldg, 700 Longs Peak Ave
Instructor: Rhonda Ritter Fee: $30 resident/$37.50 non-resident
Location: Izaak Walton Clubhouse, 18 S Sunset
Fee: $140 resident/$175 non-resident + $40 materials fee Chess Wizards
Chess Wizards teaches children many important life concepts,
such as learning the ability to win graciously and accept defeat
JumpBunch Fitness Fun for Tots with dignity and sportsmanship. Students are divided into
groups according to their chess experience. “Chess”
Enjoy hands-on interaction with your toddler as they explore
their bodies while expanding their minds, skills and abilities! 6-12 yrs: Jan 10-Mar 14, Tue, 4:30-5:30pm 146113
*No class Mar 22. Fee: $272 resident/$340 non-resident
1.5-3.5 yrs: Wednesday, 9:30-10:10am “JumpBunch” 6-12 yrs: Apr 4-May 9, Tue, 4:30-5:30pm 246113
Jan 11-25* | Feb 1-22 145213 Fee: $163 resident/$173.75 non-resident
Mar 1-29 | Apr 5-26 | May 3-29 245213 Instructor: Chess Wizards Inc
Instructor: JumpBunch Denver Location: St Vrain Memorial Bldg, 700 Longs Peak Ave
Fee: $52 res/$65 non-res Cupcake Decorating
*Jan Fee: $39 res/$48.75 non-res Calling all cupcake lovers!
Learn how to decorate
JumpBunch Sports, Fitness and more freshly baked cupcakes using
sugar fondant, sugar craft
Introduce your child to a wide-range of sports, as we focus on tools and a lot of creativity.
developing beneficial skills for the whole child. Our trained Leave with 6 beautifully
coaches provide support and positive reinforcement so decorated cupcakes. No
children can achieve success while challenging their bodies and previous experience required.
exploring their abilities. *No class Mar 22. “JumpBunch” $10 material fee payable to
3.5-6 yrs: Wednesday, 10:15-11am instructor.
Jan 11-25* | Feb 1-22 145214 6 & up: Valentines: Feb 10, Fri, 4-6pm 146149
Mar 1-29 | Apr 5-26 | May 3-29 245214 Spring: Apr 7, Fri, 4-6pm 246149
Instructor: JumpBunch Denver Instructor: Ellen Goetgeluck
Fee: $52 res/$65 non-res Fee: $35 resident/$43.75 non-resident + $10 materials fee
*Jan Fee: $39 res/$48.75 non-res

GENERAL INTEREST
Four Hands Pottery Clay Play
Spend time with your significant other learning how to hand Introduction to a variety of pottery techniques. Join us while we
build with clay. Make fun projects while learning how to roll make whistles, treasure boxes and more! $50 material fee due to
slabs, make pinch pots, build with coils, texturize ad more! instructor first day of class. *No class Mar 22. “Clay”
Fee is per couple. $50 material fee due to instructor first day
of class. 7-13 yrs: Mar 1-29, Wed, 5:30-8pm 246444
Instructor: Susan Bala
16 & up: Jan 18-Feb 8, Wed, 5:30-8pm 147444 Location: Izaak Walton Clubhouse, 18 S Sunset
7 & up with parent: Fee: $100 resident/$125 non-resident + $50 materials fee
Apr 19-May 10, Wed, 5:30-8pm 247444
Instructor: Susan Bala Nature Journaling
Location: Izaak Walton Clubhouse, 18 S Sunset Enjoy a brief guided nature walk guided at Roosevelt Park
Couple Fee: $150 resident/$187.50 non-resident followed by coffee and a cozy fireplace at a nearby coffee shop
+ $50 materials fee to draw what we saw in our sketchbooks. Supplies included.
“Journaling”
16 & up: Feb 18, Sat, 1-4pm 147368
PlayWell Instructor: Coy Ink Studio
Teknologies LEGO Location: St Vrain Memorial Bldg, 700 Long Peak Ave
LEGO® Builders Assemble! We need Fee: $45 resident/$56.25 non-resident
you to come join our experienced
Play-Well Instructors to save the Garden Tea Party: Paint and Sip
world. Our journey will take us to
battles on this world and beyond; are Paint early spring flowers in watercolor at the beautiful
you up to the challenge? “Lego” Callahan house gardens. Supplies, tea, & mugs included. Bring a
chair, hat, layers (hot & cold), water, and sunscreen. “Paint”
6-11 yrs: Mar 20-22, Mon-Wed, 9am-12pm 246191
16 & up: May 21, Sun, 1-4pm 247369
Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologies
Instructor: Coy Ink Studio
Location: Callahan House, 312 Terry St
SEWING
Learn or brush up on your sewing Sewing: Placemats
skills. See any materials list on receipt. Start with a simple background and to that add some applique
Bring your own sewing machine or stars, ribbon stripes, to create your masterpiece.
borrow one during class. “Sewing”
9 & up: Feb 20, Mon, 5-8pm 147436
Instructor: Cathy Georgerian
Location: St Vrain Memorial Bldg, 700 Longs Peak Ave Sewing: Trendy Shopping Bag
Fee: $35 resident/$43.75 non-resident A unique bag perfect for a shopping trip. One strap fits inside
the other, with the bag on you wrist, hand are free to shop.
Sewing: Reusable Popcorn Bag 9 & up: Mar 11, Sat, 9am-12pm 247435
Instead of buying microwave popcorn to throw out the bag, why
not create a reusable popcorn bag? This quick project will have Sewing: Zipper Pouch
you enjoying freshly made popcorn for movie night or a snack
on the go. Lined rectangular shaped pouch with a zipper. Large enough
for you travel toiletries, small enough to fit in your carry-on.
9 & up: Jan 12, Thurs, 4-7pm 147435
9 & up: Apr 22, Sat, 12-3pm 247436
Sewing: Learn to Quilt a Mug Rug Sewing: Passport Wallet

This is the perfect beginner project to learn basic sewing
techniques with a little quilting. If you are a traveler on the go, you simply must make this fun
passport wallet! Never lose this important document in your
9 & up: Feb 16, Thurs, 4-7pm 147434 purse again when it is in a bright and colorful protector.
9 & up: May 22, Mon, 5:30-8:30pm 247437

GENERAL INTEREST
DRUMMING
Hand drumming is the most Beginner Drumming
accessible form of music regardless No experience or musical background is required.
of age, origin, talent, or ability. It is
all-inclusive and unites us with one 10 & up: Saturday, 9-10am 147347 | 247348
common thread- The love of The
Beat! Research shows drumming Advance Beginner Drumming
provides many benefits including
increased focus, memory and the Build your skill level and repertoire of learned rhythms.
reduction of tension, anxiety, and stress. Requires Beginning Drumming or instructor permission.
Most important, it is just plain fun! drumming” 10 & up: Saturday, 10:15-11:15am 147337| 247338
Jan 7-28 | Feb 4-18* “1” codes
Mar 4-25 | Apr 1-22 | May 6-27 “2” codes Intermediate Drumming
Instructor: Djembe Jive LLC Continue to work on technique and the more challenging
Location: Lashley St Station, 1200 Lashley St rhythms. Requires instructor approval.
Fee: $60 resident/$75 non-resident 12 & up: Saturday, 11:30am-12:30pm 147339 |247339
*Feb Fee: $45 resident/$56.25 non-resident
Stained Glass Macramé

Beginner Foil Level 1 Ready for some yoga for the
brain? Learn the knots and
No experience required. Learn
techniques to create your own
about safety and the tools to
beautiful and unique macramé
create your first piece. Discover
wall hanging (macraweave)
the different types of glass, practice
and bring warmth, texture
cutting glass, wrap the glass in
and some boho vibe to your
copper foil and solder the pieces
home. No experience needed. All
together. Tools and materials provided.
supplies included. $10 material
“Glass”
fee. No refunds for cancellations
18 & up: Level 1: Jan 28, Sat, 1-4:30pm 147440 within 48 hrs of class start.
Level 1: Apr 20, Thurs, 1-4:30pm 247440 12 & up: “Macrame”
Level 2: Feb 25, Sat, 1-5pm 147440 Macramé Wall Hanging: Jan 20, Fri, 4-7pm 147479
Level 2: May 11, Thurs, 1-5pm 247440 Macraweave: Mar 3, Fri, 4-7pm 247478
Level 3: Mar 25, Sat, 1-5pm 247440 Instructor: Ellen Goetgeluck
Instructor: Jackie Bahr Location: St Vrain Memorial Bldg, 700 Longs Peak Ave
Location: St Vrain Memorial Bldg, 700 Longs Peak Ave Fee: $40 resident/$50 non-resident + $10 materials fee
Envision Board Workshop

Pine Needle Be coach-lead through creating a powerful picture of what you
Basket Weaving want to manifest in your life. Identify areas that you would
This is a 2-day class where you like to improve and begin to create a plan to do so. All supplies
will finish a small basket with a lid provided or bring a magazine that inspires you. “Board”
on it. We’ll be using pine needles, 18 & up: Jan 11, Wed, 9-11am 147138
waxed polyester or raffia, along with
Jan 17, Tue, 6-8pm
a stitching needle. Materials will be
provided. This is a class for beginners. Feb 1, Wed, 9-11am
“Basket” Feb 6, Mon, 5:30-7:30pm
Instructor: Wendi Braden
8 & up: Apr 1-2, Sat & Sun, 9am-1pm 247431
Instructor: Emily Erickson
Location: Izaak Walton Clubhouse, 18 S Sunset St

GENERAL INTEREST
After Death Connections How Psychic Are You?
Do you sometimes think you hear the voice of a deceased family Everyone has a ‘sixth’ sense referred to as Intuition. Identify
member or friend or smell your deceased Grandmother’s individual sensitivity and provide practical ways to develop
perfume or an Uncle’s pipe tobacco? Explores the possible and and/or enhance one’s ability to utilize the skill. “Psychic”
probable reasons for this phenomenon commonly referred to as
a ‘visitation’ form the Spirit World. “Spirit” 16 & up: Mar 11, Sat, 1:30-3:30pm 247166
Instructor: Dori Spence
12 & up: Feb 4, Sat, 1:30-3:30pm 147162 Location: St Vrain Memorial Bldg, 700 Longs Peak Ave
Instructor: Dori Spence Fee: $25 resident/$31.25 non-resident
Living Your Purpose
Explore methods for discovering your Soul’s Identity, as well
The Wisdom of the Tarot as innate talents and skills, as encoded in one’s personal DNA -
Learn how the time-honored wisdom of the Tarot can inspire Divine Natural Attributes. Each participant receives a Personal
more positive life choices in alignment with one’s individual Profile to take home. “Purpose”
Destiny. Participants receive a ‘take home’ personal reading.
“Tarot” 16 & up: Apr 22, Sat, 1:30-3:30pm 247175
12 & up: Feb 18, Sat, 1:30-4pm 147165 Instructor: Dori Spence
Instructor: Dori Spence Location: St Vrain Memorial Bldg, 700 Longs Peak Ave
Location: St Vrain Memorial Bldg, 700 Longs Peak Ave Fee: $25 resident/$31.25 non-resident
Astrology Basics:
Guardian Angels & Spirit Guides Understanding the
Shed light on the invisible ‘Helpers’ who seem to miraculously Birth Chart
appear throughout our lives, when we need the assistance of a Explore how to read a birth chart
Higher Power. Receive practical guides and practices to invite and receive materials to take home in
and encourage these benevolent ‘Beings’ to continue to play an order to study your own natal chart. See
active part in ones’ life. “Spirit” receipt for directions to email instructor
16 & up: Jan 21, Sat, 1:30-3:30pm 147558 prior to class. “Astrology”
Instructor: Dori Spence 12 & up: Mar 4, Sat, 1-4pm 247488
Location: St Vrain Memorial Bldg, 700 Longs Peak Ave Instructor: Mary Wallace
Fee: $25 resident/$31.25 non-resident Location: St Vrain Memorial Bldg, 700 Longs Peak Ave
REAL ESTATE INVESTING

Presented by Better Way Realty. Call Jim Flint at 303-759-2222 Alternatives to Traditional
with questions. Jim Flint has 30 years’ experience with real Real Estate Investing
estate in five states. $20 workbook fee, payable to instructor
at class. “Estate” Look at real estate investing from an angle
other than single family homes, duplexes or condos.
There’s a world of options out there; commercial property,
Fee: $30 resident/$37.50 non-resident + workbook fee assisted living homes, partnerships, and more!
18 & up: Jan 30, Mon, 6-9:15pm 147121
Fundamentals of Real Estate Investing
Apr 26, Wed, 6-9:15pm 247121
Learn how to buy homes at foreclosure sales, how much money
is needed and how to bid. Learn how to invest in cash flow mini
storages. An individual meeting with the instructor is included. Managing Your Rental Properties
Learn how to screen your prospective tenants and keep the
18 & up: Jan 25, Wed, 6-9:15pm 147120
bad ones out. Be aware of “dos and don’ts” when dealing with
May 1, Mon, 6-9:15pm 247120 tenants. If you must evict, how?
18 & up: Feb 1, Wed, 6-9:15pm 147122
May 8, Mon, 6-9:15pm 247122

GENERAL INTEREST
Will Maker Legal Seminar Alive at 25
In a single easy session, complete a will, financial power of Alive at 25 is a driver’s awareness
attorney, and combined medical directive (including living course designed by the National
will, medical power of attorney, and organ donation). Includes Safety Council for young
witnessing, notarizing, individual review and plenty of time for drivers. Designed to be an early
discussion and questions. Couples must have individual wills. intervention program, the class
$30 materials fee due to the Instructor at the beginning of class. helps prevent traffic violations,
“Will” collisions, and/or fatalities.
18 & up: Jan 14, Sat, 1-5pm 147125 Registration is through Alive@25 on
Feb 7, Tue, 12:30-4:30pm 147125 the website www.Aliveat25.us or at
720-269-4046.
Mar 16, Thurs, 12:30-4:30pm 247125
Apr 8, Sat, 1-5pm 247125 15-24 yrs: Saturdays, times vary
May 9, Tue, 12:30-4:30pm 247125 Dates: Dec 17 | Jan 21 | Feb 11 | Mar 18 | Apr 15
Instructor: Rebecca Bennetti Location: St Vrain Memorial Bldg, 700 Longs Peak Ave
Location: St Vrain Memorial Bldg, 700 Longs Peak Ave Fee: $39 driver permit/$79 court ordered
OUTDOOR
Intro to Skiing & Snowboarding Advanced Snowshoe Technique Workshop
This class is for the Colorado beginner and covers the basic of For those who have snowshoe experience and would like to
basics. Should I snowboard or ski, and why? How do I get my learn techniques for more challenging terrain and conditions.
kids into skiing or boarding, and how to choose what to start Snowshoes, poles and instruction provided. Participants are
with? How to make the sport affordable. “Ski” responsible for arranging their own transportation. “Snowshoe”
16 & up: Jan 18, Wed, 6:30-8pm 147713 16 & up: Jan 28, Sat, 9am-2pm 147925
Feb 15, Wed, 6:30-8pm 147713 Instructor: Jim Dlouhy
Location: Angles Sports, 463 Main St Location: To Be Determined
Fee: $49 resident/$61.25 non-resident Fee: $25 resident/$31.25 non-resident
Intro to Backcountry Skiing Eldora Townsite Snowshoe Tour

and Splitboarding Learn about local history while snowshoeing around and above
the old mining town of Eldora. Visit an old mill site and enjoy
This class is for the beginner backcountry enthusiast. Learn
views of the Continental Divide while hiking trails overlooking
about split boarding and AT skiing, as well as other backcountry
the townsite. The difficulty rating is moderate to more difficult.
access options & safety. “Ski”
Snowshoes, poles, and instruction provided. “Snowshoe”
16 & up: Jan 11, Wed, 6:30-8pm 147715
16 & up: Feb 25, Sat, 8am-3pm 147297
Feb 8, Wed, 6:30-8pm 147715
Instructor: Jim Dlouhy
Mar 8, Wed, 6:30-8pm 147715
Location: Eldora
Location: Angles Sports, 463 Main St
Peaceful Valley Snowshoe Tours

Intro to Snowshoe Workshop
Enjoy the beauty of winter snowshoeing in the Colorado
For people who are new or beginning snowshoers and are Rockies. Start at the Peaceful Valley trailhead and continue up
interested in learning about equipment, clothing , techniques, the Middle St Vrain Valley. Difficulty rating easy. Snowshoes,
and places to snowshoe. “Snowshoe” poles, and instruction provided. “Snowshoe”
18 & up: Jan 7, Sat, 10am-12pm 147921 16 & up: Jan 14, Sat, 8am-3pm 147926
Feb 11, Sat, 10am-12pm 147921 Feb 18, Sat, 8am-3pm 147926
Instructor: Jim Dlouhy Instructor: Jim Dlouhy
Location: Roger’s Grove Pavilion, 220 Hover St Location: To Be Determined
Fee: $25 resident/$31.25 non-resident Fee: $25 resident/$31.25 non-resident

OUTDOOR
Intro to Fly Fishing Hikes with Naturalist Suzanne Michot
For any skill level interested in fly-fishing. Class covers a Join naturalist Suzanne Michot on interpretive hikes around
full basic knowledge of the sport. Half-Day/morning class Chautauqua. Wear boots or sturdy shoes and bring water,
will teach the basics of Colorado fly-fishing. Full Day class snack, and rain gear. No pets, please. Distances and elevations
will continue after a lunch break by meeting at an off-site are approximate. See rain date on receipt.
location (transportation on your own) to integrate new learned
Location: Chautauqua Dining Hall, 900 Baseline Rd
information and practice basic casting skills.
16 & up: “fish” History and Nature Hike
Full Day: Apr 15, Sat, 8am-4:30pm 247714 Venture back more than 120 years on this fun, three-mile
May 13, Sat, 8am-4:30pm 247714 hike. Learn about the history, flora, wildlife and geology that
Full Day Fee: $100 resident/$125 non-resident surround and inspire us along the trail. “Hike”
16 & up: 18 & up: Apr 25, Tue, 5:30-7:30pm 247943

Half-Day: Apr 29, Sat, 8am-12pm 247716 Fee: $31.50 resident/$39 non-resident
May 27, Sat, 8am-12pm 247716
Half-Day Fee: $65 resident/$81.25 non-resident Wildflower Identification Hike
Learn flower identification skills while discussing flower
Location: Angles Sports, 463 Main St
families. Learn about naming conventions, traditional medicinal
and other uses for flowers. “Hike”
Entomology Match the Hatch 18 & up: May 27, Sat, 10:30am-12:30pm 247945
Fly fishing entomology teaches students the aquatic insects, Fee: $31.50 resident/$39 non-resident
their life cycles, and other living creatures that make up fishes
diets. This class will also help students read the water and fly Hike & Meditate, Beneath the Flatirons
placement when casting. “fish” Join Meg Edwards, Well-being Life Coach, and Naturalist Suzanne
Michot for meditation and hiking on City of Boulder Open Space
16 & up: Tue, 6-8pm 247718
Mountain Parks (OSMP) trails. Learn how to integrate meditation
Mar 28 | Apr 11 |May 9 and nature to enhance well-being. “Hike”
Location: Angles Sports, 463 Main St 18 & up: Apr 22, Sat, 1-3:30pm 247946
Daily Fee: $35 resident/$43.75 non-resident Fee: $60 resident/$75 non-resident
SUMMER DAY CAMPS

Longmont Summer Day Camp Pre Camp
Longmont Recreation Services offers a state-licensed A scaled-back version of the Summer Day Camp featuring
summer day camp for youth ages 5-10. With a single, family games and activities to ease into the summer routine. Includes
registration fee, enrolling for the Longmont Summer Day swimming at Sunset Pool on Friday.
Camp is as easy as selecting the days you are need. Enroll 5-10 yrs: May 30-Jun 2, Tue-Fri, 7am-5:30pm
early knowing that you will be able to cancel dates until May
1 without any cancellation fees. Online registration and
cancellation available: see full cancellation policy online at Longmont Summer Day Camp
LongmontColorado.gov/rec. Activity-based traditional summer camp with swimming twice
Not sure when you will need days? You can enroll as you go: a week and weekly field trips to various parks throughout
daily registrations are accepted on a space-available-basis Longmont. *No camp Jul 4.
until 4pm the day before. Please note: as a state-licensed 5-10 yrs: Jun 5-Aug 4*, M-F, 7am-5:30pm
program, a completed online
ePact enrollment packet is
required PRIOR to attendance.
Expedition Tween
An email is sent to new families A new, state-licensed, weekly camp for tweens ages 11 and
with a link to ePact shortly after 12. Join us for a week of adventures and field trip fun one or
initial registration. For detailed more times throughout the summer. Space is limited! Wrap
information such as weekly around care is not available for this tweens-only experience, and
themes and daily activities, see enrollment is for full week only. Please note: a completed online
www.LongmontColorado.gov/rec ePact enrollment packet is required PRIOR to attendance. For
detailed information such as weekly themes and daily activities,
Registration Fee: see www.LongmontColorado.gov/rec
*No camp Jul 4, pro-rated weekly fee.
Feb 1-Apr 15: $45 resident/$56.25 non-resident
After Apr 15: $ 70 resident/$87.50 non-resident 11-12 yrs: weekly, Jun 5-Aug 4, M-F, 9am-4pm.
Daily Fee: $47 resident/$58 non-resident per day Weekly Fee: $375 resident/$468.75 non-resident

THERAPEUTIC RECREATION
The SCOPE (Supportive, Captivating, & Original Programs & Experiences) This Program encourages
people of all abilities to participate in recreational programs and activities. The mission of SCOPE is to
provide specialized support and recreational opportunities to people with disabilities. Our vision is to
enrich lives and create experiences that are memorable, empowering, fun and safe for all participants.
SCOPE: Ice Skate SCOPE PARTIES

An opportunity for individuals with special needs, ages 5 & up,
to try ice-skating in a safe, supportive environment. Don’t miss
this fun event! Skate and helmet rentals provided by Longmont Fee: $12 resident/$15 non-resident
Recreation & Golf Services. Please wear warm clothing and
mittens or gloves. SCOPE Party: Super Hero
5 & up: Feb 22, Wed, 4-5pm 149001 Calling all superheroes! Come save the day dressed as your favorite
Location: Longmont Ice Pavilion, 725 8th Ave super hero. Sing, crafts, games, and enjoy light refreshments.
Fee: $10 resident/$12.50 non-resident 8 & up: Jan 18, Wed, 6:30-7:30pm 149502
SCOPE: Bowling SCOPE Party: Cupid Shuffle

Love is in the air! Party in red, pink and white. Sweet treats
This program is designed to give each participant with special provided and valentine cards will be made.
needs an opportunity to continue a leisure activity skill that
8 & up: Feb 8, Wed, 6:30-7:30pm 149501
provides fun and excitement. Participants should have a basic
knowledge of bowling because no instruction is given. Each
bowler participates at his/her own pace. An additional fee of SCOPE: St. Patrick’s Day Party
$2.00 is collected from each bowler per week for Centennial Feeling Lucky?! Come test your luck with our tricky games and
Lanes. trivia! Wearing green is a requirement!.
12 & up: Jan 12-Mar 2, Thurs, 3-4pm 149100 8 & up: Mar 15, Wed, 6:30-7:30pm 249507
Mar 9-May 4, Thurs, 3-4pm 249100
Location: Centennial Bowling, 110 E 9th Ave SCOPE Party: Cowboy Round up
Fee: $18 resident/$22.50 non-resident YeeHaw! Show us your best cowboy outfits and test out your
skills to square dance! Snacks will be provided.
8 & up: Apr 12, Wed, 6:30-7:30pm 249503
SCOPE: Basketball
This program offers instruction and
training in Special Olympics Team SCOPE: Spring Fling
Basketball competition for athletes. A fun spring dance party! Light refreshments will be served.
Come dressed in your best and brightest spring clothes!
15 & under: Jan 10-Mar 21, Tue, 7-8pm
8 & up: May 3, Wed, 6:30-7:30pm 249501
149111
16 & up: Jan 9-Mar 20, Mon, 6:15-7:15pm
149111 SCOPE CAMPS
Location: Longmont Recreation Center, 310 Quail Rd SCOPE camps are recreation programs for individuals with
Fee: $18 resident/$22.50 non-resident special needs, ages 13 and older. Enjoy activities such as
swimming, bowling crafts and local park field trips. Register
early and select your days because space is limited! Registration
SCOPE: Assisted Swimming is open Feb 1! Registration fee is charged per family and is non-
Swimming for individuals requiring personal assistance in refundable. Please note: SCOPE Camps are summer recreation
the pool. Space is limited - register early! Parent/Guardian programs, not day care programs. We continue to be unable to
required to assist swimmer in pool. *No class Mar 24 provide personal care or 1:1 support.
8 & up: Jan 20-May 19*, Fri, 5-6pm 149112 A completed enrollment packet through ePACT is mandatory for
Location: Centennial Pool, 1201 Alpine St all individuals.
Fee: $45 resident/$56.25 non-resident If you have questions, please call 303-651-8404 for assistance.
*No camp Jul 4.
SCOPE: Independent Swimming Registration Fee: “Scope”
Swimming for individuals who are able to swim the length of Through April 14: $45 resident/$56.25 non-resident
the pool, 25 yards, without stopping and without assistance. After April 14: $70 resident/$76.25 non-resident
Space is limited; register early!
13-17 yrs: SCOPE Teen Camp 349990
8 & up: Jan 19-May 18, Thu, 5:15-6:15pm 149113
18 & up: SCOPE Camp 349980
Dates: Jun 5-July 27&, Mon-Thurs, 9am-1:30pm
Daily Fee: $33 resident/$41 non-resident
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CITY INFORMATION
LONGMONT MUSEUM
LONGMONT MUSEUM
400 Quail Road | Longmont CO 80501 | 303-651-8374
longmontmuseum.org
Hours: Monday-Saturday, 9am-5pm | Sunday 1pm-5pm
Additional Evening Hours: Thursday, 5-9pm
Closed: Dec 25 & Jan 1 & Jan 9-16 for Annual Maintenance
Closes at 1pm: Dec 24, Dec 31 No Thurs 5-9pm: Dec 22–Jan 26
General Admission: $8 adults, $5 students/seniors (62+), children 3 & under free
Only $0.25 with a qualifying EBT or SNAP card
Free admission on the second Saturday of every month
EXHIBITIONS
Tipi to Tiny House: Contemporary Indigenous American Art Exhibit
Hands-On Homebuilding January 28–May 14, 2023
Through January 8, 2023 The Longmont Museum is excited to welcome nationally recognized activist and artist
Bring your holiday guests to the newest Gregg Deal to curate an exhibition that will present the work of locally
hands-on exhibit at the Museum! In this and nationally-known contemporary Indigenous American artists.
family-friendly and interactive exhibit, Gregg Deal is an acclaimed muralist, performance artist, and
visitors explore, experience, and even painter of the Pyramid Lake Paiute tribe. Gregg’s work
build many different types of homes in focuses on contemporary Native political issues.
our gallery including: a tiny house, a log Exhibition Opening Reception:
cabin, a shepherd’s wagon, a tipi, and Date: Jan 27, Fri, 6–8 pm
even a pillow fort!
Fee: $8 adults, $5 students/seniors, free for members
KIDS PROGRAMS ADULT PROGRAMS

Discovery Days
Discovery Days is an early childhood program at
The Holiday Show!
the Longmont Museum that encourages children The Longmont Museum’s holiday tradition is back for its 7th year! Join us for songs of
ages 2 to 6 and their caregivers to engage together the season and holiday cheer from some of the finest musicians and performers in the
in educational, hands-on art, music, and movement region. Cash bar with signature holiday drink.
activities. When you attend a no-registration-needed 18 & up: Dec 3, Sat, 3pm & 7pm
session of Discovery Days, you will help them Ticket Fee: $20 general admission, $18 students/seniors, $15 Museum members
cultivate important school-readiness skills such as
language development, attention and concentration,
fine motor skills, emotional regulation, language Thursday Nights @ The Museum
skills, and play and social abilities.
Spend your Thursday evenings at the Longmont Museum this winter and spring for
2 to 6 yrs: Jan 17-May 5, Tues, Wed, Thurs, Fri adult Art & Sip classes, exhibits, films, live music, conversations, and performances
Session I: 9am in our Stewart Auditorium. Whether you’re looking for a place to unwind after work
Session II: 10:30am with a beer or glass of wine, create art, explore our newest exhibit, see a movie, catch
a great band, or hear extraordinary people talk about issues of importance to Boulder
Session III: 1pm County and beyond, we hope to see you at the Museum on a Thursday night. Exhibits
Location: Longmont Museum, 400 Quail Rd are open too – many programs complement our main gallery show! Fees vary.
Fee: $4.50 nonmembers/$4 Museum 18 & up: Feb 2-Apr 27, Thurs, 6:30pm
members, no registration required
Friday Afternoon Concert Series

TNT! Thursday Night Teens Enjoy an afternoon of live music in our Stewart Auditorium this fall and winter featuring
TNT is a brand new, free, weekly drop-in program an eclectic array of musical acts from up and down the Front Range. Select Fridays, 2:30pm.
dedicated to teenagers who want to explore their
Dec 9 The Denver Dolls
creative selves! Join us each week for a variety of
activities such as bullet journaling, collage, string Feb 10 Purnell Steen & The Five Point Ambassadors: The Duke Ellington Songbook
pull painting, and free-choice makerspace time. Mar 10 Flatirons Chamber Music Festival
13-18 yrs: Feb 2-Apr 27*, Thurs, 4-5:30 pm Apr 14 Coração Brazilian Jazz Quartet
Fee: Free! *No Mar 23 Fee: $12 general admission, $10 students/seniors, $8 Museum members
To learn more about any of these programs, buy tickets, or register, visit longmontmuseum.org or call 303-651-8374

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GENERAL INTEREST
Snowshoe Workshop
For all new and experienced
snowshoe enthusiasts. earn
The Refugee Crisis on Lesbos
about snowshoeing in our In 2016 at the height of the refugee crisis, a Greek
area, where and when to speaker was invited to the island of Lesbos, 2 miles from
go. Get pointers on how the Turkish coast. Thousands of refugees were arriving
to snowshoe and have a by sea each day from the Middle East and the islanders
safe experience. Review were overwhelmed. This is Maria Karigianis’s first-hand
different types of snowshoes, account of that experience.
what to wear, gear to pack, 55 & up: Jan 19, Thurs, 10-11:30am 184339
etc. Question and answer time,
plus more. Fee: $10 resident/$12 non-resident
55 & up: Jan 12, Thurs, 1-2pm 187000

Fee: Free, and please register in advance Taiwan
As China continues to increase its global power and
influence, it is becoming a potential threat to the island
Retirement to “Refirement” of Taiwan. Over centuries, various powers have claimed
Are you interested in exploring post-retirement life control of Taiwan. Join Active Minds as we look at the
planning? Explore topics and begin developing a history of Taiwan and what the future may hold.
personalized plan to help you “refire” your retirement 55 & up: Jan 25, Wed, 1-2:30pm 184331
life in these areas: relationships, mental and physical
well-being, education, spiritually, meaningful personal Fee: $5 resident/$6 non-resident
and professional activity and the legacy you hope to
create for future generations.
Navigating the Night Skies
55 & up: Jan 17, Tue, 10am-12pm 184520 Have you been curious as to what you are seeing when
Instructor: Mary Sean O’Halloran, Ph.D. looking at the night sky? You will learn how to look at the
Fee: $25 resident/$30 non-resident skies in a new way and find celestial objects you never
saw before. Be careful, this class could lead to late nights
in remote spots!
55 & up: Feb 8 & 22, Wed, 3:30-5pm 184338
Instructor: Mike Hotka, award winning astronomer

Senior Services
SENIOR SERVICES
CULTURAL ENRICHMENT PROGRAMS
Vic Anderson Erma Bombeck –
Come hear the songs, stories and By Your Side
yodeling of 3 time winner of the
Erma Bombeck brought to
Yodeling Championships, Vic
American awareness the life of
Anderson.
women whose lives otherwise
A true entertainer with
felt invisible and taken for
personality and wit, he writes
granted. One-hour program
as well as he sings. One of the
consists of a monologue in-
most beloved entertainers in
character, followed first by a Q&A with
northern Colorado and his home
“Erma Bombeck” and then by a Q&A with Susan Marie
state of Montana
Frontczak, scholar/presenter suburban housewife.
55 & up: Jan 27, Fri, 3:30-4:30pm 183008
55 & up: Feb 24, Fri, 3-4:30pm 183008
Fee: Free, but please register in advance.
Fee: Free, but please register in advance.
Sponsored by the Friends of the Longmont Senior Center.
Sponsored by the Friends of the Longmont Senior Center.
DAY TRIPS
Day trips include Coach Bus transportation, trip escort, and ticket. See receipt for cancellation policy details.
Mannheim Steamroller The Doo Wop Project

Grammy Award winner Chip Davis has created a show Meet The Doo Wop Project, a
that features Mannheim Steamroller Christmas classics in group of fantastically talented,
the distinctive Mannheim sound. The program celebrates charismatic and engaging
the group’s recent anniversary of 35 years since the first Broadway stars from smash
Christmas album and includes dazzling multimedia hit shows like Jersey Boys,
effects performed in an intimate setting. Motown: The Musical,
A Bronx Tale and more.
55 & up: Dec 11, Sun, 1:15-5:30pm 181145 They trace the evolution of
Location: Transportation from/to Longmont Senior Doo Wop from those classic
Center, 910 Longs Peak Ave. sounds of five guys singing tight
Performance at Buell Theater in Denver. harmonies on a street corner or
Fee: $76 resident/$82 non-resident in the subway to the biggest hits being played on media
today.
55 & up: Feb 18, Sat, 6:15-9:30pm 181159
To Kill a Mockingbird
Location: Transportation from/to Longmont Senior
On Broadway, To Kill a Mockingbird holds the title of the
Center, 910 Longs Peak Ave.
most successful American play in Broadway history.
Set in Alabama in 1934, Harper Lee’s enduring story of Fee: $73 resident/$79 non-resident
racial injustice and childhood innocence centers on one
of the most venerated characters in American literature,
the small-town lawyer Atticus Finch.
55 & up: Feb 5, Sun, 11:45am-6pm 181158
Location: Transportation from/to Longmont Senior For the most up to date Senior Center
Center, 910 Longs Peak Ave. information, subscribe to our email
Performance at Buell Theater in Denver. newsletter by texting
SENIORCENTER to 428258

FIRING RANGE & TRAINING CENTER
FIRING RANGE AND TRAINING CENTER

Longmont Department of Public Safety 10916 County Rd 5 | 303-774-4587 or 303-774-4589
[email protected]
LongmontColorado.gov/firingrange
Range Members hours of use:

Friday 6-9pm (for special events only; please check calendar)
Saturday 8am-5pm | Sunday 8am-5pm
The Longmont FIRING RANGE MEMBERSHIP PLANS

Department of
Public Safety and Premier $500/year
Boulder County Includes unlimited - 1 hr visits + unlimited paid guest visits
Sheriff’s Office Plan A: Expert $400/year
Range is a great Includes 50 - 1 hr visits + unlimited paid guest visits
shooting and training facility. Used by Law Enforcement Plan B: Sharpshooter $350/year
personnel during the week, the range is open specific weekend Includes 35 - 1 hr visits + unlimited paid guest visits
hours for public use by membership. The firing range features Plan C: Marksman $250/year
10 shooting stations ranging from 3 to 100 yards with target Includes 25 - 1 hr visits + unlimited paid guest visits
retrievers controlled by the shooter. Occasional Shooter $ 200/year
One Sunday per month, shooting will be conducted from the Includes 12 - 1 hr visits + unlimited paid guest visits
50/75/100 yard line for rifles only. A La Carte $20/per hour
Member application process includes $100 background Unlimited number of visits + unlimited paid guest visits
check (non-refundable) and a range orientation class; upon $35 annual renewal fee for A La Carte plan
completion of both you will able to choose one of six shooting Employees of the City of Longmont, Boulder County Sheriff’s
plans. Members will have the ability to reserve a shooting lane Office, retired law enforcement officers and retired military are
and time. To start the application process, visit the website eligible for a 20% discount on all membership plans (excludes
above. A La Carte).
CLASSES AT THE FIRING RANGE

All courses presented by professional instructors from the Longmont Department of Public Safety. For classes, bring own
handgun, up to 100 rounds of ammunition, dual hearing protection and eye protection. If you don’t have a handgun and would
like to sign up for a class, please call 303-774-4589. Please check the events calendar on our webpage.
Basic Handgun and Concealed Carry

This course exceeds state standards for concealed carry permit
Thinking of buying a handgun as a first time handgun owner (CCW) requirements. CCW permits must be obtained in the
or interested in getting training to apply for your concealed county in which you reside.
carry license? Learn how to safely store, carry, and shoot
18 & up: Saturday, 8am-5pm
your handgun. This co-ed course is appropriate for all level of
shooters. Gain valuable knowledge and skills of the shooting Dec 17 499201 | Jan 28, or Feb 25 199201
sport, fundamentals of marksmanship, reloads, and clearing Mar 25, Apr 22, or May 27 299201
malfunctions. Fee: $130
Rules and regulations will apply. For inquires or reservations, call 303-774-4589 or 303-774-4587.
CLASSROOM & SIMS HOUSE RENTALS

Classroom Rentals SIMS House Rental
Hosting up to 45 people in a meeting room with access to Throw a birthday party, Nerf party, or laser tag party in our
kitchen amenities? Need a place to present a class with SIMS House with simulated shooting house rooms and obstacles,
computer access? This is your place! as well as tables, chairs, and an open area for party fun.
Fee: $50 per hour Fee: $75 per hour

FACILITY RENTALS
The City of Longmont and Longmont Recreation Services have a number of facilities that are available to rent
for a meeting or special event. Fees listed are for Longmont residents, non-resident rate slightly higher.
Check out photos of many Longmont rental facilities at http://bit.ly/COLRentals
Cancellations with two weeks notice or less are subject to loss of deposit and/or loss of a percentage of fees paid. Please be aware that
special permits are required if you are holding a large event, charging admission or serving or selling alcohol, regardless of date.
LONGMONT RECREATION SERVICES

All Recreation Services facilities offer during-hours and after-hours rentals. LongmontColorado.gov/rec
Centennial Pool Izaak Walton Clubhouse Sunset Pool - Seasonal

1201 Alpine St | 303-651-8406 18 S Sunset St | 303-651-8404 1900 Longs Peak Ave | 303-651-8300
Multipurpose Room, Pool Rental Capacity: 95 people with tables & chairs Indoor Meeting/Party Room
Cost is $65/hr Fri, Sat, and Sun. Outdoor pool and shade shelters
Limited availability M-Th; call for details.
$200 deposit required. Athletic Fields - Seasonal
Subject to closure in 2023 Long & short term | 303-651-8405
Willow Farm Barn Commercial Use of Parks

901 S Fordham St | 303-651-8404 Looking to host classes or
Enclosed unheated shelter with six camps at public parks?
St Vrain Memorial Building picnic tables adjacent to playground and Reservations Required | 303-651-8443
700 Longs Peak Ave | 303-651-8404 modern restrooms. Mid-April to mid-Oct.
Meeting/Party Rooms, Gymnasium $125/4-hr time block; $250 deposit Sandstone Ranch
required. Visitors & Learning Center
3001 Sandstone Dr | 303-651-8443
Longmont Recreation Center Lashley St Station Small venue for weddings, anniversaries,
310 Quail Rd | 303-774-4800
1200 Lashley St | 303-651-8443 meetings, retreats and other events.
Meeting/Party Rooms
Meeting/party rooms, capacity 50.
Gymnasium | Pool Rentals Roosevelt Ice Pavilion - Seasonal
$60/hr. Kitchenette, whiteboard,
tables and chairs. Weekend availability. 725 8th Ave | 303-651-8443
$200 deposit & bldg supervisor required. Limited private ice rentals.
Golf Course Rental Facilities

Sunset | 1900 Longs Peak Ave | rental number 303-651-8466
Meeting Room (off season), outdoor options for parties and weddings.
Historic Callahan House Large trees, beautiful views. Onsite catering. Full bar onsite.
312 Terry St | 303-776-5191 Twin Peaks | 1200 Cornell Dr | rental number 303-877-4678
Capacity In-house event: 80 Meeting room (year-round), outdoor covered/uncovered patio.
Sit-down meals: 50 Indoor/outdoor options for parties & weddings. Full bar onsite.
House and garden: 150
Ute Creek | 2000 Ute Creek Dr | rental number 303-774-4342
Weddings & Receptions, Parties,
Meeting room (off season), covered outdoor patio and pavilion perfect for
Meetings, Retreats. Full-service catering
parties and weddings. Stunning Views. On and off-site catering. Full bar onsite
available. Cost varies; deposit required.
LongmontColorado.gov/Callahan
Park Shelters Senior Center Longmont Museum

Apr 10-Oct 8: $50-$75 res day/$63-$94 nr 910 Longs Peak Ave | 303-774-4714 400 Quail Road | 303-651-8374
Shelter rental fees are not collected Nights and Weekends Only. Multiple spaces from 50-person
between the 2nd Sunday in October and Multiple spaces from small classroom to classroom to 250-seat auditorium.
the 2nd Monday in April due to restroom large event room with seating up to LongmontColorado.gov/museum
winterization. Shelters without a key 200 people. Cost varies by room size,
deposit are welcome to be used during $35/hr to $130/hr; deposit required. Longmont Public Library
winter months: please reserve if event is LongmontColorado.gov/senior-services 409 4th Ave | 303-651-8795
more than 2 hours. Reserve a shelter: Capacity: 12 people
call 303-651-8404 or online at Classroom and meeting space
LongmontColorado.gov/park-shelters Free - Only non-profit/educational usage.
For info on parks: bit.ly/parkfinder NOT SURE WHERE TO START?
For assistance finding space for your Fire Station Community Rooms
special event please contact RecSupport@ Non-Profit groups only. Contact
longmontcolorado.gov with your particulars or Longmont Fire Admin at 303-651-8437 or
www.LongmontColorado.gov call our event planning hotline 303-651-8443. Your Community, Your Life!
email [email protected]
Longmont Recreation & Golf Services
City of Longmont PRSRT STD
700 Longs Peak Ave US POSTAGE
Longmont, CO 80501 PAID
LONGMONT, CO
POSTAL PATRON PERMIT NO. 19
Thank You to Our

2022 Community Sponsors
whose generous contributions support Longmont Recreation events throughout the year!
» First National Bank » Precision Plumbing » Nothing Bundt Cakes
» The Jones Foundation » Raising Cane’s Chicken Fingers » Outworld Brewing
» LPC » J Dog Junk Hauling and Removal » Shoes & Brews
» NextLight » Health Images Longmont » TriShop
» UCHealth » Longmont Moose Lodge » ValPak
» WK Real Estate » Bricks Retail LLC » WonderTours
» Xfinity » Longmont Dairy Farm
» Orthopedic Center of the Rockies » Natural Grocers
Become Part of Our Team to Serve the Longmont Community in 2023.

Your business or organization could be included here! If you would like to learn more about sponsoring our
programs and events, call 303-774-4694 or visit LongmontColorado.gov/recreation, About Us, today.

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Quick Reference Guide

3 Easy Ways to Connect with Recreation

IN PERSON IMPORTANT INFORMATION

Winter/Spring 2023 www.LongmontColorado.gov

20 VISIT PASS DROP-IN VISIT

30-Day Pass | 2023 Rate ICE RINK GENERAL ADMISSION

3-MONTH PASS* | 2023 Rate PRESCHEDULED GROUP RATE (10+ people)

GOLF ADVISORY BOARD CALLAHAN HOUSE ADVISORY BOARD

MUSEUM ADVISORY BOARD TAKE YOUR PLACE ON A CITY BOARD

2 Winter/Spring 2023 www.LongmontColorado.gov

CITY OF LONGMONT IS COMMITTED TO SUPPORTING PEOPLE OF ALL ABILITIES

www.LongmontColorado.gov Your Community, Your Life! 3

SANDSTONE RANCH VISITORS & LEARNING CENTER

Photo credit: Julie Perry Nelson

Discover a treasure of nature & history, just outside your door.

PROGRAMS AT SANDSTONE RANCH

Amazing Insects History Tours at SSR

4 Winter/Spring 2023 www.LongmontColorado.gov

HISTORIC CALLAHAN HOUSE

Book Your Get the

303-651-8466 303-651-8401 303-774-4342 Like us on Facebook!

Your favorite golf deal of the year is back!

Associations, Leagues and Tournaments!

www.LongmontColorado.gov Your Community, Your Life! 5

Holiday Hours: Dec 24 & 31: 7am-3pm

LRC Pool Hours A one-stop recreation facility offering:

Skate Park PRIVATE POOL RENTALS

6 Winter/Spring 2023 www.LongmontColorado.gov

Winter & Spring Hours An Aquatic-Centric Fitness Facility Offering:

*The facility will close 15 minutes after the

Lap Swimmers: Note: Sharing lap lanes is

PRIVATE POOL RENTALS

www.LongmontColorado.gov Your Community, Your Life! 7

Itty Bitty City Party Package Recreation in the Heart of Longmont:

SPORTS DROP-IN HOURS New pass pricing

TEACH A CLASS WITH US

LONGMONT ICE PAVILION 725 8th Ave | 303-774-4700

2022-2023 Season: Nov 18–Mar 9 2022-2023 Season: Nov 18–Mar 9

ICE RINK GENERAL ADMISSION

BULK ICE SKATE RENTAL PASSES

www.LongmontColorado.gov Your Community, Your Life! 9

Support the Ice Pavilion

Parent/Child: BLAST! American Red Cross–

Private Swim or Dive Lessons TEEN & ADULT CLASSES

SWIM LESSONS Desired class already full?

www.LongmontColorado.gov Your Community, Your Life! 11

» SWIM LESSONS AT LONGMONT RECREATION CENTER

Sunday Morning Tuesday Afternoon

Note: If swimming before or after lessons, please check in at the

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» SWIM LESSONS AT Saturday Morning

Monday & Wednesday Evenings

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Longmont Swim Instructor (LSI) SWIM TRAINING

Tsunamis Blue Crew

Traditional Format CARA Swim Team Evaluation

*No Class Monday, July 4

Spring Session: Mar 27-May 15 Junior Tennis • Ages 11-15