Downtown Longmont News

Starting November 12: Longmont Ice Pavilion - The Longmont Ice Pavilion, located in Roosevelt Park, 700 Longs Peak Ave, offers open public skating, hockey, ice skating lessons and party rentals throughout the winter. November 23 -…

Christmas movies are coming to Main Street this holiday season at the new Trojan Movie House! As a historic Longmont landmark located at 513 Main Street, the art deco gem originally opened in 1939 as a Fox Theatre presenting live stage…

Experience the mystery and magic of millions of sparkling lights and the sights and sounds of winter holiday celebrations as the annual Longmont Lights celebration takes over downtown Longmont’s Roosevelt Park Friday, Dec. 7 followed by the…

Left Hand Tours Bring Historic Longmont to Life Left Hand Tours is kicking off its first season with historical walking tours of Downtown Longmont. Gold, Grain, and Grit: A Story of Longmont is a one and a half hour walking tour that…

The Longmont Museum & Cultural Center’s latest hands-on exhibit is Treehouses: Look Who’s Living In The Trees. The exhibition opens on Saturday, June 2 and will run through January 6, 2019. This latest installation allows visitors to…

Fluid IV Lounge, your go-to destination for fast, safe and effective IV treatments. Whether you’re feeling the effects of altitude, preparing for cold and flu season, recovering from a night on the town or just looking to feel your best,…

On the 2nd Friday of each month from 6 – 9 p.m., the Downtown Longmont Creative District features gallery openings, restaurant promotions and extended retail business hours and activities (inside and outside) taking place throughout the…

Come with us as we explore the Imperial Hotel located in historic, downtown Longmont. Is it haunted? Decide for yourself and continue to read…if you dare. George Zweck, a Prussian immigrant, began to build a hotel in downtown Longmont in…

The Longmont Performing Arts Center, 513 Main St., has a long history that dates back to the late 1930s, and this year they celebrate their 61st season. Originally called The Fox Theatre, the building was built in 1939. (Fun Fact: Both…