Longmont Recreation Fall 2015

City of Longmont
Recreation
& Golf Services
Your Community, Your Life

Fall 2015
See Inside:
City Information Section

Event Calendar Pullout
Longmont Ice Pavilion Hours & Programs
City of Longmont Information
Quick Reference Guide

3 Easy Ways to Connect with Recreation
Questions?
Registrations?
Reservations?
ONLINE: RecSupport@LongmontColorado.gov
Home Page: www.LongmontColorado.gov

Program Registrations: www.LongmontColorado.gov/rec
Park Shelter Reservations: www.LongmontColorado.gov/park-shelters
IN PERSON:
Centennial Pool, 1201 Alpine St

Longmont Recreation Center, 310 Quail Rd
St Vrain Memorial Building, 700 Longs Peak Ave
OVER THE PHONE:
See more phone numbers inside on page 2 in the City Info Section
1. General Class Registrations: 303-651-8404
2. Aquatic/Swim Lesson Registrations: 303-651-8406
3. Longmont Recreation Center Facility Questions: 303-774-4800
4. Park Shelter Reservations: 303-651-8404
5. Athletics/Sports League Registrations: 303-774-4800
6. Facility Reservation Information: 303-651-8404
7. Birthday Parties: 303-651-8404
8. Athletics Rain Out Line: 303-774-4400
Fall 2015 | www.LongmontColorado.gov
Register for classes

Beginning August 11, 2015
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
Full payment is due at registration.
$5 minimum service charge assessed for cancellations.

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 issued and mailed within 2 weeks.
$20 charge on all returned checks.
A resident is defined as living within the City limits of

Longmont and having utilities (trash service) provided
by the City of Longmont.
Classes may be cancelled or consolidated if minimum

enrollment figures are not met 3 business days before a
class starts. Participants will then be contacted.
GOLF ADVISORY BOARD

Carlo Alaqua
Kurt Finley
James Manzanares
Greg Tafel
Anne Dorozenski
Mark Frederick
Dave W. Wergin
Gabe Santos, City Council Liaison
COMMUNITY SERVICES DEPARTMENT
Premier municipal services committed to being dynamic,

innovative and fully accessible for our residents so they
can live, work and play to their fullest.
Affordable Housing/CDBG
Children, Youth and Families
Community and Neighborhood Resources
Library
Museum and Cultural Center
Recreation & Golf Services
Senior Services
PARKS & RECREATION ADVISORY BOARD

Rick Accountius
J.D. Birchmeier
Karen Kochanski
Doug Golliher
Cherese Montgomery
Robert Pudim
Amy Saunders
Brian Bagley, City Council Liaison
Admittance Fees
Drop-In Visit
(per person)
Resident Non-Resident
Tot Under 2 years
Free
Free
Child 2-10 years
$3.75
$4.75
Youth 11-17 years
$4.00
$5.00
Adult 18-54 years
$5.00
$6.25
Senior 55 and up
$4.00
$5.00
Designated Family Swims $11.00
$13.75
Drop-In Visit fees are good for all day, same day use, at a any site with
receipt.
20 Visit Pass
Prescheduled Group Rate (10+ people)
A reduced visit drop-in rate for groups of 10 or more at the

Longmont Recreation Center, (303) 774-4800; Centennial
Pool, (303) 651-8406; and the Ice Pavilion (303) 774-4777
(skate rental additional). A name, phone number and
number of people expected is required to pre-schedule
at a facility. No deposit necessary. 24 hr advance notice
required. Please call for rate details.

Child/Youth 2-17 years $3.50
$4.25
Adult 18-54 years
$4.50
$5.75
Senior 55 and up
$3.50
$4.25
Ice Rink General Admission
Ta ble of Contents
Monthly Auto Debit Pass*
Valid at all facilities. Monthly credit card charge or checking/

savings account debit on the 10th of the month. Minimum
commitment 3+ months required.

Resident Non-Res Corp/Mil
Child 2-10 years
$14.00
$17.50
N/A
Youth 11-17 years
$20.00
$25.00
N/A
Adult 18-54 years
$36.00
$45.00
$32.50
Senior 55 and up
$20.00
$25.00
$18.00
Household
$67.00 $83.75 $63.00
Couple
$59.00 $73.75 $55.50
Requires minimum commitment of three full month payments in addition

to any pro-rated month. Forms to cancel auto debit must be received by
the 25th of the month prior to stopping; no proration. Any overdraft fees
responsibility of card-holder.
*Extended Passes
The benefits of Annual, Quarterly,

and Monthly auto-debit passes:
Admittance to all indoor year-round facilities. Admittance to
seasonal outdoor facilities (Ice Pavilion,Sunset & Roosevelt
Activity Pools).
Free towels at LRC and the St Vrain Memorial Building.
Free Babysitting at LRC for Family Passholders.
Free ice skate rental at Ice Pavilion.
Household pass: The household rate is for 2 adults,

their children (22 & under) living at home.
2 City Information
6 Recreation Center
7 St. Vrain Memorial Building
8 Centennial Pool
9 Sunset Pool
10 Longmont Ice Pavilion
13 Swim Lessons
16 Aquatic Programs
17 ARC Classes
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18 Athletics-Youth
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21 Athletics-Adult
22 Fitness & Wellness
27 Pull Out Events Calendar
31 Therapeutic
32 Dance
35 Preschool
37 Youth/Teen
41 Adult
48 Library
49 Museum
52 Senior Services
54 Golf
55 Firing Range/Union Reservoir
56 Sandstone Ranch Visitors & Learning Center

Child 2-5 years
$5.00
$6.25
Youth 6-17 years
$5.50
$6.75
Adult 18-54 years
$6.00
$7.50
20 visit passes may be shared with friends and family.
Senior 55 and up
$5.50
$6.75
Please present card when checking in.
Skate Rental
$3.00
$6.00
Annual* Skate Sharpening
All facilities included. Expires 1 year from date of purchase

Ice Rink Skating Passes
Child 2-10 years
$143.00 $178.75 N/A
Valid mid-November through mid-March, dependent upon
Youth 11-17 years
$204.00 $255.00 N/A
weather.
Adult 18-54 years
$358.00 $447.50 $286.50

Senior 55 and up
$204.00 $255.00 $163.25
Child 2-5 years
$44.00
$55.00
Household
$674.00 $842.50 $602.50
Youth 6-17 years
$59.50
$74.50
Couple
$594.00 $742.50 $522.50
Adult 18-54 years
$71.50
$89.50
Annual pass purchases include 2 free visits for individual passes,
Senior 55 and up
$59.50
$74.50
4 for couple passes, and 6 for household passes. Free visits
Family
$167.25 $209.00
expire after 1 year.
Couple
$121.00 $151.25
Ice Pass includes free Skate Rental
Quarterly* Valid at all facilities. Expires after 3 months.

Child 2-10 years
$41.00
$51.25
N/A
Youth 11-17 years
$59.00
$73.75
N/A
Adult 18-54 years
$103.00 $128.75 $82.50
Senior 55 and up
$59.00
$73.75
$47.25
Household
$194.00 $242.50 $174.50
1 Facility Fees
Couple
$171.00 $213.75 $154.00
Valid at all facilities - Expires 5 years from date of purchase.

All ages
$75.00
$93.75
$67.50
Fa cility Fees
(All fees are subject to change. Resident is defined as within Longmont city limits.)
City Information
Longmont Civic Center

350 Kimbark 303-776-6050
Hours of Operation:
Monday-Friday 8am-5pm
Closed Saturday and Sunday
Holidays: Closed September 7, November 11,

November 26 & 27, and December 25
City Council
There are a variety of ways to

contact city council members:
City council meetings, every
Tuesday at 7 pm
Coffee with Council, last
Saturday of every month Jan-Oct
Mail c/o City Clerks Office,
350 Kimbark St. 80501
Public events, including Cinco de
Mayo, Rhythm on the River and
Festival on Main
Email and phone
MAYOR
Dennis Coombs
Term expires 11/2015
dennis.coombs@longmontcolorado.gov
303-651-8602
Mayor Pro Tem, WARD I

Brian Bagley
brian.bagley@longmontcolorado.gov
720-400-9877
WARD II
Jeff Moore
jeff.moore@longmontcolorado.gov
720-606-3668
WARD III
Bonnie Finley
bonnie.finley@longmontcolorado.gov
720-438-8818
AT-LARGE
Polly Christensen
polly.christensen@longmontcolorado.gov
720-606-3665
AT-LARGE
Sarah Levison
sarah.levison@longmontcolorado.gov
303-847-1647
AT-LARGE
Gabe Santos
gabe.santos@longmontcolorado.gov
303-775-4005
LONGMONT PHONE NUMBERS
General Information......................................................................303-776-6050
Animal Control ............................................................................ 303-651-8500
Building Inspection ..................................................................... 303-651-8332
CDBG / Affordable Housing ........................................................ 303-651-8736
Children, Youth and Families........................................................ 303-651-8580
City Manager / Mayor ................................................................. 303-651-8601
Code Enforcement ...................................................................... 303-651-8695
Community & Neighborhood Resources ................................... 303-651-8444
Economic Development .............................................................. 303-651-8330
Electric Power Interruption ......................................................... 303-776-0011
Fire Administration ...................................................................... 303-651-8437
Hearing Impaired TTD# ..............................................................800-659-3656
Longmont Ice Pavilion (Seasonal) .............................................. 303-774-4777
Longmont Museum & Cultural Center ......................................... 303-651-8374
Longmont PD/BCSO Firing Range & Training Center ................. 303-774-4587
or 303-774-4589
Longmont Power & Communication .......................................... 303-651-8386
Longmont Public Library ............................................................ 303-651-8470
Municipal Court .......................................................................... 303-651-8688
Parking Enforcement ....................................... 303-651-8658 or 303-774-4724
Parks & Open Space ................................................................... 303-651-8446
Police Administration .................................................................. 303-651-8555
Public Works Engineering .......................................................... 303-651-8304
Roosevelt Activity Pool ............................................................... 303-774-4455
Senior Center ...............................................................................303-651-8411
Street Maintenance, Trash & Recycling ...................................... 303-651-8416
Sunset Pool ................................................................................. 303-651-8300
Sunset Golf Course .................................................................... 303-651-8466
Twin Peaks Golf Course .............................................................. 303-651-8401
Union Reservoir ...........................................................................303-772-1265
Ute Creek Golf Course ................................................................ 303-774-4342
Utility Billing ................................................................................ 303-651-8664
Water/Sewer/Storm Drainage ..................................................... 303-651-8468
LONGMONT ONLINE
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Join Coffee With Council in 2015
The public is invited to Coffee with Council typically

held on the last Saturday of the month, January
through October, at local coffeehouses throughout
Longmont. For exact times and dates check the
Longmont website at www.LongmontColorado.gov.
For information about city council meetings and
agendas, visit www.LongmontColorado.gov or call the
City Clerks Office at 303-651-8649.
What is your passion? Preserving history? Cultural programs

for residents? Smart planning and growth? Ensuring that
community services are available to everyone?
Watch for Children Going Back to School
A message from Mayor Dennis Coombs

As summer draws to a close and the new school year begins
I want to remind everyone to be on the lookout for children
walking and riding to school. Were fortunate in Longmont
that so many homes are within walking distance of our great
schools, but it also means that quiet neighborhood streets
near schools again become beehives of activity. Drivers
should watch out for children walking and bicycling to
school and be aware that school zone signs will be flashing
with lower speed limits before and after school.
Parents should be patient when dropping off and picking up
their kids at school. Even though you might be anxious to get
to work or in a hurry to get your children to soccer practice,
lets not risk our childrens safety to save 30 seconds.
While drivers have a responsibility to slow down, pedestrians
also must follow the rules of the road, especially at crosswalks.
Thanks to City of Longmont Traffic Engineer Bob Ball for
providing these reminders:
Finally, I would like to encourage parents who always drive

their children to school to sometimes let them walk or ride
their bikes, especially on beautiful Colorado days. Your
children will probably be more alert when they get to school,
and you may find that walking or biking with them to school
is a lot more fun for both you and your kids. Welcome back
to school, and lets all make this a safe and happy school year
for everyone.
Its as easy to apply!

Visit the Citys website at LongmontColorado.gov, review
Current Vacancies to see which boards have openings,
and apply online. Questions? Call the City Clerks Office
at 303-651-8649.
Shredding Events
In response to the needs

of our residents, our
dedication to preserving
our environment, and
to help you protect your
identity, we are pleased
to announce that we will
continue to hold monthly
document shredding events at the Waste Diversion Center
throughout 2015!
Shredded material is recyclable, but not accepted in your
curbside single-stream recycling cart.
These events let Longmont residents conveniently recycle
sensitive documents in a manner that maintains efficient
operation of the processing center.
To participate, simply bring your recent City of Longmont
utility bill showing the Waste Management fee to the
following events:
Friday, September 18, 9am-2pm, 140 Martin St
Saturday, October 10, 9am-2pm, 140 Martin St
Saturday, November 7, 9am-2pm, 140 Martin St
Saturday, December 12, 9am-2pm, 140 Martin St
*Sorry, no businesses. These events are for residential
documents only. Walk-up for a fee not allowed.
Alive at 25
Alive at 25 is a drivers awareness course designed by the

National Safety Council for young drivers ages 15-24.
Designed to be an early intervention program, the class helps
prevent traffic violations, collisions, and/or fatalities among
young motorists. Registration is through Alive@25 by calling
720-269-4046 or the website www.aliveat25.us
15 to 24 yrs:
Dates:
Location:
Fee:
Saturdays 9am-1:30pm*
Aug 22, Sept 19, Oct 24, Nov 21, Dec 19
$39 driver permit/$79 court ordered
Pedestrians cannot enter the crosswalk unless there is a

safe distance between them and approaching traffic.
Drivers must yield to a pedestrian in the crosswalk but not
necessarily on the sidewalk waiting to cross.
Vehicles cannot overtake and pass a vehicle stopped for a
pedestrian at a marked crosswalk.
Along multiple-lane streets, such as Main Street in
downtown, pedestrians should watch for vehicles in the far
lane of traffic, even if traffic in the near lane has stopped.
Pedestrians crossing a street should make eye contact with
approaching drivers. If drivers dont make eye contact with
you, they may not know youre there.
If you have a desire to serve your community and participate

in the deliberation of topics of importance to the city,
consider applying to serve on a volunteer advisory board.
Persons shall be eligible to serve on boards and commissions
who live in the City of Longmont for one year prior and have
been qualified electors of the City of Longmont (registered
voter) for one year prior to their appointment.
City Information
Help guide Longmonts future - Take your

place on a city board or commission!
City Information
Household Hazardous Chemical

Drop-Off Day: September 12, 2015
The City hosts its annual

household Chemical DropOff Day from 9am to 1pm on
Saturday, September 12, at the
Public Works Maintenance
Facility located at 375 Airport
Road. Longmont residents may
bring unwanted cleaners, solvents, pesticides, aerosol cans, paint
and other chemical wastes for disposal at no additional charge;
no commercial or business waste accepted. Please be sure to
bring a current City of Longmont Utility Bill and identification
to show that you are a City resident paying for trash/recycling
services. Chemists will be on-site to identify and properly
dispose of many types of household hazardous chemicals.
Items Not Accepted:
commercially generated wastes of any kind such as:
biological/medical wastes
medicines
radioactive materials
compressed gas cylinders (propane, butane)
explosives or ammunitions
fire extinguishers
Year-Round Disposal Programs
The Hazardous Materials Management Facility is a hazardous

waste disposal center operated by Boulder County in
partnership with the City of Longmont.
1901 63rd Street, Boulder (enter at Boulder County

Recycling Center - follow signs to HMM facility).
Open Wednesday-Saturday, 8:30 am-4:00 pm, year-round
Accepts household chemicals for appropriate disposal AT
NO CHARGE for Longmont residents.
Note: Proof of Boulder County residency (for example, your
drivers license, vehicle registration, voter identification, tax
certificate, lease agreement or utility bill) is required when
you drop off your wastes.
Contact the Hazardous Materials Management Facility for
more information by calling (720) 564-2251.
The City of Longmonts Waste Diversion Center accepts used
automotive and cooking oil, and automotive batteries yearround.
Free Meals for Kids During School Year
The City of Longmont Children, Youth and Families (CYF)

Division received a grant from the National League of
Cities to begin an after school meals program at the Youth
Center, 1050 Lashley Street. CYF has a long history of
providing after school activities, enrichment programs
and leadership opportunities to youth in Longmont and is
excited to collaborate with the USDA free meals programs
to begin serving nutritious supper options as well. This
program begins with the 2015-16 school year with FREE
meals to kids 18 and under being served Monday through
Friday, 3:30-4:30pm. For more information please contact
Christina Pacheco, CYF Division Manager, at 303-651-8580
or christina.pacheco@longmontcolorado.gov.
Fall Curbside Leaf Collection
Overview
Residents may place bagged leaves, paper or plastic,
curbside during their designated, special collection
week (see chart below). Only bagged leaves are collected.
Pick-up may occur at any time during your collection
week, which means you have to be ready to ensure you
dont miss us. That means have your leaves out before
7am on the Monday of your collection week.
Only one collection day per neighborhood is made;
any leaf bags put out after the collection day will not
be collected by the City and will be the responsibility of
the homeowner.
Free leaf bags are available at the Waste Diversion
Center - up to 15 per household, while supplies last and may be picked up beginning October 15 through
the end of Fall Leaf Collection.
2015 Curbside Collection Schedule
If your trash day is: your leaf collection week is:
Monday
Place leaf bags curbside before

Monday, November 2
Tuesday

Monday, November 9
Wednesday

Monday, November 16
Thursday

Monday, November 23
Year-Round Leaf Disposal
Leaves and other yard waste is accepted year-round at the
Waste Diversion Center, located at 140 Martin Street.
Contact: For more information call 303-651-8416 or visit
LongmontColorado.gov/solidwaste.
Coming this September Rec Trac 3.1 - A New Software Release
A new software implementation is happening the week of

September 14 within the City of Longmont. The RecTrac
software used for activity registration, facility reservations,
pass memberships, and point of sale will be upgraded.
Which city departments will be impacted? Recreation Services,
Senior Services, Museum, Firing Range, and Union Reservoir.
When: September 14-17, Mon-Thurs (tentative days for
system being down)
Quick Questions and Answers:
Q: Why an upgrade?
A: It is a mandatory software upgrade to provide better services
for both our staff and our customers. We are excited about
the enhanced capabilities and think you will be too!
Q: Will I be able to register for classes or make a reservation
during the upgrade period?
A: No. Thank you for planning ahead to enroll/reserve either
prior to September 14 or after the upgrade is complete on
September 18.
Q: Can I still workout at the facilities during the software upgrade?
A: Yes, all facilities will be open during normal hours and
regular admittance fees will be in effect.
Q: Will on-line registration be affected?
A: Yes. The online software, L-Trac, will also be upgraded
during the week of September 14 and unavailable. Be sure
to check out the new look after September 18!
Questions - call Recreation & Golf Services at 303-651-8404.
Snow is beautiful, but when it covers sidewalks, it can be a serious

safety hazard. Thats why the City requires property owners and
tenants to clear their sidewalks of snow and ice within 24 hours
after snow has stopped falling. Residents with north facing
sidewalks need to be especially vigilant as those walks will never
experience enough sunlight to melt snow or ice.
In case of snow
Life doesnt stop because it snows. We understand how important

it is to keep roads plowed so that residents can get to work or
school or the grocery store. Its also important to keep roads
passable for deliveries, mail and emergency services.
The City of Longmont develops an annual Snow and Ice
Control Plan to guide operations. The plan outlines strategies
to maintain a safe flow of traffic throughout the city and ensure
that each residential area is in close proximity to a plowed
street. Emphasis is also placed on ensuring that emergency
services can be provided throughout the city.
Snow Plan Objectives
Where We Plow
Designated snow routes can be seen online at

LongmontColorado.gov/snow. If you have to travel during or
after a storm, be snow savvy and plan your trip using snow
routes as much as possible for the best conditions. You can
also view road conditions at points around town through our
real-time Street Snow Cams, found on the website.
Tips to Be Snow Savvy
Be prepared before the first snowflake hits the pavement.
Travel only when absolutely necessary, and slow down if
you do.
Give snow plow trucks plenty of room and clear signals.
Shovel sidewalks within 24 hours of a storms end.
Keep storm drains and curbs clear for melting snow.
Remember our waterways when using deicer products.
Ensure waterlines are ready for freezing temperatures.
For more information, call 303-774-4446 or visit
LongmontColorado.gov/snow.
City of Longmont code enforcement officers respond to

complaints and proactively inspect sidewalks. If they find
snow- or ice-covered sidewalks they will issue a Notice of
Violation. Failure to clear the sidewalks after a reasonable
time will result in further legal action, and repeat offenders
may be issued a summons to appear in Municipal Court.
For more information about the regulations, visit
www.LongmontColorado.gov or call Code Enforcement at
303-651-8695. You also can call that number to report snow
and ice violations.
Utility Payment Assistance
With the costs of utility services rising, some in

our community need help to make ends meet. The
City of Longmont has posted a list of 24 agencies
that offer utility payment assistance at www.bit.ly/
longmontutilityassistance. Applicants must meet
stringent qualifications, and some programs are
designed for vulnerable populations such as those 55 or
older, lupus and MS patients, and veterans.
Longmonts Utility Billing Division also offers payment
programs for residents who are behind in their payments.
If you are unable to pay by the date noted on your bill and
you wish to make a payment arrangement, call Utility Billing
Customer Service at 303-651-8664 between 8 am and 5 pm
Monday through Friday. Failure to pay your bill may result in
your service being disconnected.
Longmont Events at a Glance
Want to know whats

going on in Longmont?
Go to VisitLongmont.
org and click on Events.
Whether its cultural,
recreational, kid friendly,
or downtown, our Events
Calendar lets you know whats happening. Want to add
your event to the calendar? Go to visitlongmont.org/
event/submit and it will be reviewed by Visit Longmont
staff for posting. Were LOCO for events, because were
Crazy About Longmont!
1. Provide commuter access through the city and to major

commercial/industrial zones via the plowing and sanding
of arterial roadways.
2. Provide access to emergency services, by plowing and
sanding roadways adjacent to major medical facilities.
3. Provide neighborhood access to plowed roadways and bus
routes during a snow event; this generally involves plowing
and sanding collector streets.
4. Ensure safe vehicle access to schools by including those
areas on the snow routes.
5. Promote returning the transportation system to a normal
state by removing snow and ice including after storms have
ended if necessary.
If you will be away from home during snow season, or if

youre physically unable to shovel, arrange to have a friend or
neighbor shovel your walk for you. You also can contact the
Snow Chasers program at 303-651-8411 for assistance for senior
citizens and the disabled; however, assistance is limited based
on availability of volunteers. If you would like to volunteer or
be paired, please call Kari at 303-651-8495.
City Information
and dont forget to shovel
Longmont Recreation Center

310 Quail Road 303-774-4800
Hours of Operation
Mon-Fri 5:00am-10:00pm
Sat & Sun 7:00am-6:00pm
Holiday Hours:
Sept 7: 10am-4pm | Dec 24 & 31: 5am-3pm
Closed: Nov 26, Dec 25 & Jan 1
Facility Maintenance Closure Aug 30-Sept 6
POOL HOURS
Lap Pool:
Mon-Fri
5:00 am - 9:30 pm
Sat/Sun
7:00 am - 5:30 pm
Leisure Pool:
Mon-Fri* 9:00 am-9:30 pm
Sat/Sun* 9:00 am-5:30 pm
*Slides/Pool Features Hours:
Mon
10am-9:30pm
Tue
11am-4pm & 7-9:30pm
Wed
10am-12pm & 2-9:30pm
Thurs
11am-4pm & 7-9:30pm
Fri 10am-9:30pm
Sat 10am-5:30pm
Sun 11am-5:30pm
*No slides/water features on during swim
lessons and some fitness classes.
Check lesson schedule for class times.
BABYSITTING INFORMATION
Parent/guardian must be in the facility.
Ages: 6 mo - 7 yrs.
Mon-Fri 8:00 am-1:30pm
Mon-Fri 4:00 pm-8:00 pm
Saturday 8:00 am-1:00pm
Sunday 8:30 am-1:00pm
Hours subject to change.
Rates:
$2.50/hr Min 1/2 hour, Max 2 hrs
$50 for 20 hour passcard.
Included w/Family Annual, Quarterly
and Monthly Passes
CLIMBING WALL
Summer Hours through Aug 18

MonFri
128pm
Sat/Sun

10am4pm
Hours starting Aug 19
MonFri
4:308:30pm
Sat/Sun

10am4pm
Classes and Personal Training
for climbing available,
see Youth/Adult sections.
Participants must sign a waiver. Those under 18
must have the waiver signed by a parent/guardian.
Those under 8 years must climb with parent/guardian present. Closed toe climbing shoes or tennis
shoes required. No minimum age. Must safely fit
into city harness (instructor discretion). Wall may be
closed during class times.
CAFE
Summer Hours through Aug 18

MonFri
11:45am-8:15pm
Sat/Sun

11:30am5:45pm
Hours starting Aug 19
MonFri
5:158:15pm
Sat/Sun

12:155:45pm
A one-stop recreation facility offering:

Running track (11 1/2 laps = 1 mile)
Weight room with free weights
and selectorized machines
Cardio equipment and aerobics
room
Multi-court gymnasium
Climbing wall
FACILITY RULES
1. A responsible adult (parent or guardian

14 years and older) must be in the facility
with children 10 years of age and under.
Responsible adult must accompany and
stay involved in the water/facility with all
children ages 5 and under.
2. A parent must be in the spa, sauna,
or steam room with children ages 6
13. Children under 6 years of age are not
allowed in the steam room or sauna.
3. Youth must be 16 years or older to use
the weight room and fitness area. Youth
ages 14 and 15 may be permitted to use
these areas with a parent present, or upon
successful completion of a weight room
orientation. Appropriate athletic apparel is
required.
Classroom/Party room & game room

Lap Pool (6 lanes, 25 yards)
Leisure Pool with waterslides, lazy
river, and interactive play features
Cafe and babysitting
Steam and dry sauna, spa
4. A responsible adult (parent or guardian
18 and older) must be on the track with
youth under 14.
5. The Recreation Center is not responsible
for any articles lost or stolen. Lockers
are available on a daily use basis. We
encourage you to lock up your belongings
and leave your valuables at home. Locks
are available for purchase.
6. The Longmont Recreation Center is
a public, family oriented facility. Profane
language and/or abuse of people or
equipment will not be tolerated. Offenders
will be asked to leave.
7. Please report immediately any suspicious
behavior or equipment abuse to the front
desk.
8. No cotton clothing in pool.
A full listing of our rules and policies may be found in our Guest Guide available at the front desk.
Birthday Party Packages
Rent an hour of room time for your childs next birthday party! Rental fee includes
entry for up to 10 people, adults included. The group rate per person will be applied
for up to 20 people. Fee is due at time of booking. Cancellation Fee is $5.00 if you
cancel 7 days or more prior to your event. If you cancel less than 7 days prior, you will
receive half your rental fee minus the $5.00 cancellation fee.
Room rental includes tables and chairs along with pool, gym and climbing wall use
before and/or after the room rental. If you would prefer to have a dedicated hour of
climbing wall time for your group, there is an additional charge of $25.00 an hour
for every 10 children. Climbing wall birthday party reservations are not available
during climbing class and/or open climbing wall times. Climbing Wall Party Packet
Information must be completed and turned in on party day. All parents must sign
the climbing wall waiver.
Fee: $70
Call 303-774-4800 for available times or more information.
Large Group Rentals
In order to insure that your group will be able to use the facility - we request
any group larger than 25 people to please call and reserve the time that you
will be attending. Our pool, gym and rooms have maximum capacity numbers
which cannot be exceeded. Therefore, if you were to bring a large group to
go swimming we cannot guarantee your entrance if we are full without prior
arrangements. Thank You.
Skate Park (Behind the Recreation Center)
Hours: Daily - Sunrise to Sunset (Weather Permitting)

Rules: Please be respectful of the park, other users, and the neighbors.
Skate at your own risk.
St. Vrain Memorial Building
Locker rooms
Fitness room
Weight room with Lifecycles, Ellipticals, Treadmills
with cable tv display, free weights, and circuit weights
Towel rental, locks and lockers are available
Building Rentals Available
Building/Weight Room Hours
Monday-Friday
6:00 am - 8:00 pm
Tues/Thurs
Weight Room $2 6:00 am - 7:00 am
Saturday
7:30 am - 5:00 pm
Holiday Hours:
Closed Sept 7, Nov 26, Dec 25 & Jan 1
Closed at 3pm: Dec 24 & Dec 31
Facility Maintenance Closure:
Aug 10-15
Open Gym Basketball*
For individuals 18 years and older

Tue & Thurs
11:30am-2:30pm
*Other drop-in times available; please
call for more information. Locks
available to check out with I.D. No
towel or babysitting service available.
Memorial Building Rental Fees

For Rental Availability
Call 303-651-8404
Gymnasium $65/hr
St Vrain Memorial Building Party Packages
Book your party today! Call the St Vrain Memorial Building at

(303) 651-8404 to check availability and reserve your party.
Full payment is required upon booking.
$121 for 1.5 hours for 12 children,
$8 each additional child. Food, beverages,
tableware and decorations provided by parents.
Party Host(ess) to lead and facilitate partygoer fun!
Party Format: 1/2 hour set up time for parents. 1 hour
of entertainment and fun. 1/2 hour for cake and presents
Call the St Vrain Memorial Building at (303) 651-8404 to check schedule
availability and to reserve your date. Full payment is required upon booking.
Nature themed birthday parties for ages 10 and under are available at
Sandstone Ranch. See pg 56 for details.
More Party Packages available - visit online for details.
Gym Rentals
Celebrate your party your way. Rent the space and customize with an indoor
bouncy house, a live band, or karaoke. Great for scout parties, graduations,
Sweet 16 parties, and family reunions. Extended hours available. Maximum
Capacity 250 people. Table/chair rentals available.
Itty Bitty City
Snow or Shine, our toys are divine! Kids ages 6 mo to 5 years have lots of room
to run and play! Parents must supervise their children. Please, no older children.
No fee for babies.
18 South Sunset Street

$25 per hour Weekdays until 5pm
$50 per hour weekdays after 5pm,
all day Sat & Sun
$200 building deposit required at time
of reservation. Additional fees may
apply. Great Rental facility for parties,
wedding receptions, business meetings
and community gatherings.
Maximum Capacity 95 people
Refrigerator & Microwave
(catering style kitchen)
No Smoking - No Alcohol, No Live
Bands, amplified sound, all City
noise ordinances must be adhered
to. Music must be off by 10pm.
For more rentals, see inside back cover.
Ages:
6 months to 5 years with a parent
Dates:
Sept 11-Nov 20, Fridays, 9-11am
Location: St Vrain Memorial Building, 700 Longs Peak Ave
Fee:
$2 per child; 10 visit pass $17
Check out these Fall Programs!
Wednesday Night - Mens Basketball League - see page 21

Fridays from 12:30-2:30pm Drop-in Senior Volleyball ($)
Adult Dance Classes- Ballroom, Latin, Swing, Hip Hop - see pages 32-34
Small Wonders Preschool - Licensed by the State of Colorado - see page 37
New!
Indoor Snag Golf - see pages 39 & 40
Recreation Gift Cards Available!
Get yours today so you can learn, laugh and

play at any Longmont Recreation Facility.
Gym: $65/hour with 2hr min and $200 deposit paid at the time of booking.
Izaak Walton Clubhouse
Memoria l Building
700 Longs Peak Ave 303-651-8404

Located in Longmonts historic old town district, the St.
Vrain Memorial Building offers:
Birthday
Thank yous
Anniversaries
Holidays
Centennia l Pool
Centennial Pool
1201 Alpine Street 303-651-8406

Enjoy year-round fitness and fun at Centennial Pool.
Come workout or play in our pool with six 25-yard lap
lanes, wading area and deep end with two 1-meter diving
boards. Land fitness is available in our fitness room with
treadmills, Lifecycles, elliptical, and a cable resistance
weight machine. We also offer a variety of Land and Water
Fitness Classes. Stop by any City of Longmont recreation
facility to pick up a seasonal schedule today!
Facility Maintenance closure:
Quick Fit at Centennial Pool
Post Summer Hours
Birthday Party Packages
August 16-25
Sunset Pool and the Longmont
Recreation Center will be OPEN for
your enjoyment while Centennial Pool
is closed.
Lap/Open Swim* & Fitness Room
August 10-15
Mon-Fri**
5:30am-3pm
Sat
9am-4pm
August 24-September 6
Mon-Fri
5:15am-3pm
Sat & Sun
7am-11am
Fall & Winter Hours
September 8-December 20
Fitness Room
Mon-Thurs 5:15am-8:30pm
Friday 5:15am-6:30pm
Saturday
7am-4pm
Sunday
10am-5pm
Lap Swim*
MonFri 5:15am-3pm
Saturday
8am-11am & 1-4pm
Sunday
10am-5pm
*Lap swims may share pool space with
other activities and as few as two lanes
may be available. Circle swimming is
encouraged. The facility will close 15
minutes after the last swimming session.
Please plan your shower/changing times
accordingly.
Open Swim
Mon-Fri 12-3pm
Sat-Family Swim 1pm-4pm
Sun $3 Open Swim 12-2pm
Special Hours/Pool Closures:
Sept 7
Mon, Labor Day: Closed
Oct 31
Sat, Great Pumpkin Swim

Meet: Closed
Nov 1
Sun: Open at 1pm
Nov 26 Thanksgiving:

Lap Swim/Fitness Room
7-11am
Dec 24 & Dec 31

Facility closes at 3pm
Dec 25 Christmas: Closed
Jan 1
New Years Day: Closed
No School Day Open Swims:
Lap Swim until 3pm,
Open Swim 10am-3pm
Oct 16; Nov 23-29; Dec 21-31
Centennials fitness room overlooks the pool and is perfect for a quick workout
while you watch your childs swim lesson. The Quick Fit is only available for
parents/guardians of participants in our City of Longmont programs.
$3 for residents/ $3.50 for non residents.
Rental Options at Centennial Pool
Have a care-free party at Centennial Pool complete with birthday cake, punch,
all the trimmings and swimming fun! If desired, our staff will be on hand to play
games and entertain your party. Birthday Party Packages are only available
during regularly scheduled Open Swim Hours for two hours. Call 303-651-8406
to reserve with full payment. Fee includes cake, punch, decorations, exclusive
use of the Multipurpose Room and swim admission for two hours.
Fee:
$80 for up to 12 / $100 for 13-16 / $120 for 17-20
Days Available: Saturdays between 1-3pm and Sundays between 12-2pm.
Please note that one adult per 5 children must be in the water with children under 6 years.
Multipurpose Room Rental
Rent the multipurpose room at Centennial Pool during regular facility hours.
Rental includes use of tables and chairs. Contact 303-651-8406 to reserve the
room. Rental fee is non-refundable.
Multipurpose Room Fee: $25 for up to 3 hours + prescheduled group rate for all
who swim or work out
Private Rental at Centennial Pool
Hold your own special event at Centennial Pool! Rental time is started when the
facility is open to the group and ends when the facility is empty and locked at
the completion of the rental. Rental prices are based on the number of people
entering the facilities whether they choose to swim or not. When making your
reservation consider the time needed to set up decorations as well as the shower
time of your guests. Prices can be adjusted to accommodate this extra time. The
entire rental fee is due when making the reservation, is refundable if you choose
to cancel.
Saturdays after 4pm, Sundays after 5:30pm
Fee:
$70/ hour for up to 25 people



$120/ hour for more than 76 people
$3 Special
Join us on Sundays
during Open Swim for
just $3 per person!
Longmont Masters FALL Swim Schedule | September 8- December 31, 2015

Monday
Tuesday
6-7:15am C
Wednesday
Thursday
6-7:15am C
Friday
Saturday
6-7:15am C 6:45am-8am C
12-1pm LRC
12-1pm LRC
7:30-8:30pm C
Beg
7:30-8:30pm
C Beg
C= Centennial Pool- 1201 Alpine St.; LRC= Longmont Recreation Center310 Quail Rd.; Beg= Beginning Masters
Sunset Pool
Sunset Post- Season Hours
Sunset Pool Rentals
Saturday
Adult Lap Swim
Open Swim
8am-10am
10am-6pm
Pre-Scheduled Groups
Sunday
Adult Lap Swim
Open Swim
10am-1pm
1pm-7pm
August 10- September 6**

Monday-Friday
Lap & Open Swim* 9am-7pm
*Slides will NOT be turned on until

1pm Monday-Friday
**Deep Water and Aqua Zumba will
continue at Sunset Pool through
Sept 6.
Labor Day Hours:
Monday, September 7, 10am-5pm
Hot Dogs!
If you have a group ready to swim, please give Sunset Pool at least 24hrs notice
of your groups anticipated swim time. In return for the courtesy, Sunset Pool will
give your group the discounted group rate!
August Lessons
at Sunset Pool
August Lessons
at Sunset Pool
MON & WED MORNING

Time
Aug Ssn
8/10-8/26
Date
$24/$30
Fee
11:30 AM
430111.1A
Aquababy
9:45 AM
430121.1A
Turtle
10:20 AM
430122.1A
Alligator
10:55 AM
430123.1A
Seal
TUES & THURS MORNING
Time
Aug Ssn
8/11-8/27
Date
$24/$30
Fee
11:30 AM
430212.1A
Aquatot
11:55 AM
430214.1A
Water Ex
10:20 AM
430221.1A
Turtle
9:45 AM
430222.1A
Alligator
9:10 AM
430223.1A
Seal
Roosevelt Activity Pool

903 8th Ave 303-774-4455
open through August 16
Mon-Fri
10am-5pm
Saturday
10am-4pm
Sunday
12-4pm
Family Swims Tue & Thurs
5:30-7:30pm
All Sunset Pool fitness programs move back to Centennial Pool on Tuesday, September 8.
Beginning Masters Swimming
Not quite ready for Masters Swimming? Beginning Masters

can get you there! While catering to your individual needs,
you will receive stroke work plus a great workout. This
on-going program is recommended for adults who are
comfortable swimming 200 yards non-stop.
Masters Swimming
Improve your skills and stamina while using intervals,

drills and distance swimming. This on-going program is
recommended for adults who are comfortable swimming at
least 1000 yards.
18 & up
Fee: Daily Admission
Longmont Masters Post Summer Swim Schedule | August 26-September 5, 2015

Monday
Tuesday
6-7:15am C
Wednesday
Thursday
6-7:15am C
12-1pm S
12-1pm S
7-8pm S Beg
7- 8pm S Beg
Friday
Saturday
6-7:15am C
6:45am-8am S
C= Centennial Pool- 1201 Alpine St.; S= Sunset Pool- 1900 Longs Peak Ave.; Beg= Beginning Masters
No practice Monday, September 7- Labor Day
End of Summer Dog Swims at

Roosevelt Activity Pool,
Aug 18, at 9am & 4pm. See page 27
for more information.
Days are limited! Call us for August availability for your after hour rental, or an
Open Swim Shelter Rental to secure shade for your group! Rental option costs
begin at $25!
Sunset Pool
1900 Longs Peak Ave 303-651-8300

Heated outdoor pool
Six 25 meter lap lanes
Plank, 1 meter & 3 meter diving boards
2 super long and fast waterslides
Indoor air-conditioned party room
Reserve-able outdoor shade shelters
Sandy beach play area Family locker rooms
Concession stand
Best view in Longmont!
Longmont Ice Pavilion

10

725 8th Ave 303-774-4777
Located within Roosevelt
Park, this outdoor Ice
Rink is open November
through March.
Ice Rink General Admission

Resident Non-Res
Tot under 2 years
Free
Free
Child 2-5 years
$5.00
$6.25
Youth 6-17 years
$5.50
$6.75
Adult 18-54 years
$6.00
$7.50
Senior 55 and up
$5.50
$6.75
Skate Rental
$3.00
Passes available, see page 1 for pricing.
Public Skating Schedule
Public Skating schedules are subject to change. Please

refer to www.LongmontColorado.gov/rec for up-to-date
schedule information.
Private Rentals
Private rental availability is very limited, please contact the

Longmont Ice Pavilion to inquire about times.

$150/hour up to 30 people

$200/hour 31-50 people

$275/hour more than 50 people
Tent Rentals are available during Open Skate Hours,
minimum 2 hour rental.
Fee:
$10 per tent per hour
Note: Public Skating will begin at 10:15am on the following

no-school days: Fri, Jan 15; Mon, Jan 18; Fri, Feb 12; Mon,
Feb 15; Fri, Feb 26
Nov 7-22, 2015

Mon
11:30am-1:30pm, 3-5:15pm
Tues 3-5:15pm
Wed
11:30am-1:30pm, 3-5:15pm
Thurs 3-5pm
Fri 12:30-6:15pm
Sat 11:30am-9pm
Sun 1:30-6pm
Jan 4-Mar 10, 2016

Mon
11:30am-1:30pm, 3-5:15pm
Tues 3-5:15pm
Wed
11:30am-1:30pm, 3-5:15pm
Thurs 3-5pm
Fri 12:30-6:15pm
Sat 11:30am-9pm
Sun 1:30-6pm
Nov 23-29, 2015

Mon 10:15am-6pm
Tues 10:15am-6pm
Wed 10:15am-6pm
Thurs Closed for Thanksgiving
Fri 10:15am-7:30pm
Sat 10:15am-9pm
Sun 1:30-6pm
Drop-in Hockey Schedule
Nov 30-Dec 20, 2015

Mon
11:30am-1:30pm, 3-5:15pm
Tues 3-5:15pm
Wed
11:30am-1:30pm, 3-5:15pm
Thurs 3-5pm
Fri 12:30-6:15pm
Sat 11:30am-9pm
Sun 1:30-6pm
*On Friday, Dec 11, public skating will end

at 5:45pm in order to present the annual
Longmont Lights Holiday Skating Exhibition.
Dec 21, 2015-Jan 3, 2016

Mon 10:15am-6pm
Tues 10:15am-6pm
Wed 10:15am-6pm
Thurs 10:15am-4pm
Fri
Closed for Christmas

and New Years
Sat 10:15am-9pm
Sun 1:30-6pm
Session Designations:
Adult: 18 & over
Teen: 13-17
Youth: 12 & under, no parents allowed
Child: 8 & under, parents allowed
Open: All ages
Nov 7-22, 2015
Tues
11:30am-1:30pm Open
Wed
7:30-9pm
Teen
Thurs 11:30am-1:30pm Open
7:45-9pm Adult
Fri
10:45am-12:15pm Open

7:45-9pm
Adult
Sat
8-9am
Child

9-10am
Youth

Nov 23-29, 2015
Mon 8-9am
Child
9-10am
Youth
7:30-9pm Adult
Tues 8-10am
Teen
7:30-9pm Adult
Wed 8-9am
Child
9-10am
Youth
7:30-9pm Adult
Thursday Closed for Thanksgiving
Fri 8-10am
Teen
Sat 8-9am
Child
9-10am
Youth
Sunday 10-11:30am
Adult

11:45am-1:15pm Teen
Nov 30 - Dec 20, 2015

Tues
11:30am-1:30pm Open
Wed
7:30-9pm
Teen
7:45-9pm Adult
Fri

7:45-9pm
Adult
Sat
8-9am
Child

9-10am
Youth

Dec 21, 2015 - Jan 3, 2016
Mon 8-9am
Child
9-10am
Youth
7:30-9pm Adult
Tues 8-10am
Teen
7:30-9pm Adult
Wed 8-9am
Child
9-10am
Youth
7:30-9pm Adult
Thurs 8-10am
Teen
Fri
Closed for Christmas and

New Years Days
Sat 8-9am
Child
9-10am
Youth
Sunday 10-11:30am
Adult

11:45am-1:15pm Teen
Jan 4 - Mar 10, 2016
Tues
11:30am-1:30pm Open
Wed
7:30-9pm
Teen
7:45-9pm Adult
Fri

7:45-9pm
Adult
Sat
8-9am
Child

9-10am
Youth
Learn (based on age/skating level) a group program that

will be performed during Longmont Lights. Skaters will be
grouped according to the group lesson levels. Costumes
are items that skaters already have or a nominal priced
accessory. Have fun, learn some new skills and best of all
ham it up for your family. You wont want to miss out on this
exciting opportunity if youve ever dreamed of performing on
the ice.
4 years to Adult: Nov 12-Dec 3, Thursdays, 5:15-6pm 155320
Holiday Theme: Performance Fri, Dec 11, 6pm
Location:
Longmont Ice Pavilion, 725 8th Ave
Fee:
$60 resident/ $75 non-resident
Adult Hockey Skills Class
Players age 18 & over are given instruction on all skill aspects
of the game. This is great opportunity to learn the game,
develop new skills, or improve on the ones you already have.
Class consists of 60 minutes of instruction followed by 30
minutes of controlled scrimmage so you can practice your
skills in a game environment. Full hockey gear required. Fee
includes a jersey.
18 & up: Nov 10-17 & Dec 1-15, Tue, 7:30-9pm 155612.A
Fee:
$62.50 resident/ $78 non-resident
18 & up: Jan 5-Mar 8, Tue, 7:30-9pm
155612.B
Fee:
$125 resident/ $156.25 non-resident

Youth Hockey Program
New in 2015-16: Longer season and 2 practices per week!

All coaches certified by USA Hockey. Longmonts USA
Hockey Youth Ice Hockey Program is an affordable in-house
program focusing on developing both individual and team play
skills for both new and returning players. Registration includes
one practice and one game per week, jersey, and rental hockey
skates if needed. Game times subject to change.
Longmont Ice Pavilion Learn-to-Skate

Group Performance Class
All participants in the Longmont Ice Pavilion Youth Hockey

Program must register with USA hockey and provide their
registration receipt to ice pavilion staff prior to being allowed
to participate in the program. USA hockey registration can
be done on-line at: https://www.usahockeyregistration.com/
login_input.action
Children with limited skating experience must enroll in a
concurrent Learn-to-Skate class. See page 12.
Dates: Nov 8, 2015 to Mar 9, 2016

Age determined by birth year.
4th Annual
Puck O the Irish
Adult 4-on-4 Tournament
Get a team of 4-8 players together and compete in this fastpaced tournament format. Fee includes breakfast and lunch
on Saturday & Sunday. Winners will receive official Puck o
the Irish beer mugs and jerseys! All games will be officiated
by Colorado Ice Hockey Referees Association referees.
Age 21+ March 11-13, 2016
Code: 15565
Divisions: Intermediate (C/D equivalent)

and Competitive (A/B equivalent)
Location: Longmont Ice Pavilion, 725 8th Ave.
Fee:
$360/team
2009-2011 Mini-Mites
Practice:
Mon and Tues at 5:30 pm
Game:
Sun 8am
Code 155541
2007-2008 Mites
Practice:
Tues and Wed at 5:30pm
Game:
Sun 8am
Code: 155542
2005-2006 Squirts
Practice:
Mon and Tues at 6:15pm
Game:
Sun 9:45am
Code: 155543
2003-2004 Peewees Code: 155544

Practice:
Mon and Wed at 6:15pm
Game:
Sun 11am
1998-2002 Bantams/Midgets
Code: 155545
Practice:
Monday 7:45-9:00pm & Friday 6:30-7:30pm
Game:
Sun 12:15pm
Mandatory pre-season Parent/Coaches meetings will be

held at the Memorial Building on the following dates (choose
1): 7-9pm Nov 3; 7-9pm Nov 6
Fees:
Mini-Mites/Mites: $275 res, $344 non-res
Squirts/Peewees: $300 res, $375 non-res
Bantam/Midget: $325 res, $406 non-res
Location:
Longmont Ice Pavilion, 725 8th Ave
11
Learn-to-Skate ClassesLongmont Skating School
The Longmont Ice Pavilion is proud to offer the United

States Figure Skating Basic Skills Program! This program
provides skaters with the best possible skating skills in
an optimal learning environment! Registration includes
one class per week, rental skates if needed, and a 5 visit
punch pass for public skating. Your USFS Membership
fee is included in the cost of the class registration, no need
to register for the membership separately! Your USFS
membership benefits include a record book with stickers
to keep track of the levels completed, a member patch,
a year patch, information about skating, Sports Accident
Insurance coverage and the opportunity to participate
in group lessons, exhibitions, ice shows and Basic Skills
competitions when offered.
To advance to the next level, skaters must pass or
demonstrate the skills from the previous level.
* No class 11/26 or 11/27
Session 1:
Session 2:
Session 3:

Nov 12-19 & Dec 3-17* ( 5 classes)

Jan 7 Feb 4 (5 classes)
Feb 11-Mar 10 (5 classes)
Hour Class Fees: $55 res, $68.75 non res
Hour Class Fees: $80 res, $100 non-res
Ages 4-6
Snow Plow Sam 1
Wednesday, 11:45am-12:15pm
Code: 155211
Thursday, 6-6:30pm
Code: 155211
Skaters learn to sit and stand up with skates on & off-ice,
march in place, march forward 8-10 steps, march then
glide on two feet, and dip in place.
12
Snow Plow Sam 2
Thursday, 6-6:30pm
Code: 155212
Skaters learn to march followed by a long glide, dip while
moving, backward wiggles 6 in a row, forward two foot
swizzles 2-3 in a row, rocking horse, one forward & one
backward swizzle, two foot hop in place.
Snow Plow Sam 3
Thursday, 6-6:30pm
Code: 155213
Skaters learn forward skating 8-10 steps, forward one foot
glide on right and left foot, forward swizzles 4-6 in a row,
backward swizzles 4-6 in a row, forward snowplow stop,
and curves.
Ages 7-13
Basic Skills 1
Thursday, 6:30-7pm
Code: 155311
Skaters learn to sit and stand up with skates on & off ice,
march forward across ice, forward two foot glide, dip,
forward swizzles 6-8 in a row, backward wiggles 6-8 in a
row, snowplow stop, and rocking horse 2-3 in a row, two
foot hop in place.
Basic Skills 2
Thursday, 6:30-7pm
Code: 155312
Skaters learn forward one foot glides left and right foot,
backward two foot glide, backward swizzles 6-8 in a row,
two foot turn from forward to backward in place, moving
snowplow stop, and forward alternating swizzle pumps
in a straight line.
Basic Skills 3
Thursday, 6:30-7pm
Code: 155313
Skaters learn forward stroking showing correct use
of blade, forward swizzle pumps on a circle 6-8
consecutive clockwise and counter clockwise, moving
forward to backward two foot turn clockwise and counter
clockwise, backward one foot glides right and left,
forward slalom, and two foot spin up to two revolutions.
Basic Skills 4
Thursday, 7-7:30pm
Code: 155314
Skaters learn forward outside edge on a circle right and
left, forward inside edge on a circle right and left, forward
crossovers clockwise and counter clockwise, forward
outside three turn from a stand still position right and left,
backward swizzle pumps on a circle clockwise and
counter clockwise, backward stroking, and backward
snowplow stop right and left.
For descriptions of below learn-to-skate classes, see
www.LongmontColorado.gov/rec
Basic Skills 5 Thursday, 7-7:30pm
Code: 155315
Code: 155316
Code: 155317
Code: 155318
Adult 2
Age 14 Years
Through Adult
Adult 1
Thursday, 7-7:45pm
Code: 155411
Skaters learn falling and recovery, forward strides and
glides, forward swizzles 4-6 in a row, backward skating,
backward swizzles 4-6 in a row, forward one foot glides
one time skaters height right and left, two foot turns in
place, snowplow stops right or left, forward curves on two
feet, and forward swizzle pumps on a circle clockwise
and counter clockwise.
Thursday, 7-7:45pm
Code: 155412
Skaters learn forward stroking, backward swizzle
pumps in a circle clockwise and counter clockwise,
moving two foot turns on a curve clockwise and counter
clockwise, forward edges on a circle outside and inside
clockwise and counter clockwise, forward crossovers
clockwise and counter clockwise, backward on foot glide
right or left, forward pivot on direction only, and forward
chasses on a circle both directions.
For descriptions of below learn-to-skate classes,
see www.LongmontColorado.gov/rec
Adult 3
Adult 4
Thursday, 7-7:45pm
Thursday, 7-7:45pm
Code: 155413
Code: 155414
Learn to Swim Programs with the City of Longmont
Preschool Program
The Preschool Program follows the

objectives of the American Red Cross
Learn-to-Swim program, Levels 1-3, but
further divides the skills to provide a learning
environment better suited for preschoolers.
3-5 years old Lessons are 30 min
Turtle: Water Introduction
Students with no or limited water experience
and who are uncomfortable putting their face
in the water.
Alligator: Skill Introduction
Pre-requisite: Must be able to comfortably
submerge face & head underwater.
Students will learn to float independently on
front and back for 5 seconds.
Seal: Stroke Introduction
Pre-requisite: Must be able to float
independently on front & back for 5 seconds.
Students will learn to swim 5 body lengths
on their front without stopping and become
comfortable in deep water.
Dolphin: Skill Improvement
Pre-requisite: Must be able to swim 5 body
lengths on their front without stopping and
be comfortable in deep water. Students
will learn rotary breathing, front crawl and
elementary backstroke.
6 months to 3 years old - classes are

30 min - Parent and child will be coached
using a variety of games and techniques
individualized to maximize water comfort
and introduce swimming skills. Sessions
can and should be repeated.
Aquababy
6 -18 months. Familiarize children between

the ages of 6 months and 18 months with the
water and teach swimming readiness skills.
Aquatot
18 months 3 yrs. Swimmers will

spend increasing amounts of time with
the instructor practicing bubbles, floats,
walking across the pool and playing.
Improve skills learned in Aqua Baby and
work on independence in the water.
Private Swim or Dive Lessons
A limited number of instructors are available

for private and semi-private instruction.
Call Centennial Pool, 303-651-8406 or the
Longmont Recreation Center, 303-774-4800
to add your name/number, pool, time & day
preference to the private swim lesson waitlist.
Private Fee:
$20 resident/ $25 non-resident per 30 min
Semi-Priv. Fee:
$30 resident /$37.50 non-resident per 30
min (max. 3 students)
BLAST! Accelerated Swim

Lessons- Revamped for 2015!
Level 1: Introduction to Water Skills

Geared for students with little or no water
comfort. Students will become comfortable
submerging their entire bodies in the water
and learn to float independently on their front
and back.
Beginning Blast: Stroke Preparation

Pre-requisite: Must be able to comfortably
submerge face & head underwater
Students will learn basic water skills
including rhythmic breathing, floating, gliding
and kicking.
The ARC learn-to-swim program is a nationally

recognized program designed to teach lifelong
safety, survival and swimming skills.
6 years & up Level 1 & 2 are 30 min
Levels 3-5 are 40 min
Level 2: Fundamental Aquatic Skills

Students who can float independently will
learn how to tread water and swim 5 body
lengths on their front without stopping.
Level 3: Stroke Development
Students will learn rotary breathing,
front crawl and elementary backstroke.
Successful completion is 25 yards combined
front crawl and elementary backstroke.
Level 4: Stroke Improvement
Students will learn back crawl, breaststroke,
sidestroke and butterfly, while building
endurance in front crawl. Successful
completion is 50 yards combined front crawl
and elementary backstroke, and 25 yards
combined breast-stroke and back crawl.
Level 5: Stroke Refinement
Students will continue to work on stroke
technique while increasing endurance,
flip turns and surface dives. Successful
completion is 50 yards front crawl and 50
yards elementary backstroke nonstop, and
50 yards combined breast-stroke and back
crawl.
Water Explorers
2 - 3 years old Classes are 30 min

Water Explorers is designed as a transition
class for children who want more
independence than the Aqua Tot class, but
are still learning how to follow instructions
without mom or dad in the water.
Water Explorers is perfect if your child
is ready to be in the water without you,
but is too young to start the Preschool
program. Class size is smaller to help
foster positive experiences while in the
pool without mom or dad. Your child
will explore the water through songs,
games, and toys with an instructor and at
the same time learn how to be part of a
group, understand water safety rules and
how to follow directions
Blast, City of Longmont swim program,

focuses on competitive stroke development
and competency to best prepare swimmers
for swim teams.
5 years & up Beginning Blast is 40 min
Blast 1-3 are 45 min
Blast 1: Freestyle
Pre-requisite: Front & back float; front
& back glide with flutter kick, combined
freestyle arms & legs 15 ft.
Students will focus on freestyle by
developing good body position, stroke,
flutter kick and bilateral breathing technique.
Begin working on backstroke.
Blast 2: Backstroke
Pre-requisite: front & back streamline kick
15 ft; swim 25 yds freestyle w/bilateral
breathing and proper kicking.
Students will continue to work on freestyle
technique. Focus on backstroke technique,
including body roll, strong, consistent flutter
kick, and stroke timing. Breaststroke kick
and start dives also introduced in this level.
Blast 3Butterfly & Breaststroke
Pre-requisite: swim 50 yds freestyle w/
proper technique, 25 yds backstroke, 25 yds
breaststroke kick
Students will learn breaststroke and
butterfly, focusing on stroke breakdown
and timing. Continue refining freestyle &
backstroke. Flip turns introduced.
Individuals with Special Needs

City of Longmont Recreation Services
welcomes and strives to accommodate
individuals of all physical and intellectual
abilities in our learn-to-swim programs. If
you or your child have concerns or need
special accommodation to participate in
lessons, please call 303-651-8408. For
individuals not ready for or comfortable
participating in group lessons, please see
private swim lessons.
Parent/Child:
Aquababy & Aquatot
American Red Cross

Learn-to-Swim;
Updated for 2015!
Swim Lessons
Our programs offer a variety of different swim lesson options for everyone from toddlers to adults (see page 15 & 16 for
Adult and Teen swim lessons). Below in the colored boxed are all our lesson options you can choose from. Each program
offers a unique curriculum catering to different swimmers ages, skills, and comfort levels. Unsure of what class to choose?
You can set up a time to test your abilitys helping you choose the right swim class to sign up for. Arrange a FREE swim test
at Centennial Pool, 303-651-8406 or Longmont Recreation Center 303-774-4800.
Got Goggles?
Goggles are not recommended

for Water Explorer, Turtle, Alligator
and Level 1 classes. In order
to learn proper breath control,
goggles that cover the nose are not
recommended.
13
Swim Lessons at Centennial Pool
Indoor Lessons at Centennial Pool

Monday Morning
Water
Explorers
Turtle
Alligator
Seal
Wednesday Morning
Ssn 1
Ssn 2**
9/14-10/26 11/2-12/14
$28/$35
$24/$30
10:15 AM 420014.1A 420014.2A

9:40 AM
9:05 AM
11:25 AM
10:50 AM
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** No class Nov 23, 25
Water
Explorers
Turtle
Alligator
Seal
Time
Date
Fee
Ssn 1
Ssn 2**
9/9-10/21 10/28-12/16
$28/$35
$28/$35
10:15 AM 420014.1B 420014.2B

9:40 AM
9:05 AM
11:25 AM
10:50 AM
420021.1B
420022.1B
420022.1D
420023.1B
420021.2B
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420023.2B
Swim lesson
questions?
Call Centennial Pool
303-651-8406
** No class Nov 23, 25
Monday & Wednesday Evening

*Starts on
Wed
Water
Explorers
Turtle
Alligator
Seal
Dolphin
Level 1
Level 2
Level 3
Level 4
Level 5
Beginning
Blast
14
Time
Date
Fee
Blast 1
Blast 2
Blast 3
Time
Date
Fee
Ssn 1*
9/9-9/30*
$28/$35
Ssn 2
Ssn 3
Ssn 4
10/5-10/28 11/2-11/18 11/30-12/16
$32/$40
$24/$30
$24/$30
4:15 PM
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4:05 PM 420121.1A
5:25 PM 420121.1B
4:50 PM 420122.1A
5:25 PM 420122.1B
6:00 PM 420123.1A
6:00 PM 420124.1A
4:40 PM 420131.1A
4:05 PM 420132.1A
5:20 PM 420133.1A
4:35 PM 420134.1A
6:05 PM 420135.1A
$35/$43.75
Fee
420121.2A
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420122.2B
420123.2A
420124.2A
420131.2A
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420134.2A
420135.2A
$40/$50
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420122.3B
420123.3A
420124.3A
420131.3A
420132.3A
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420134.3A
420135.3A
$30/$37.50
420121.4A
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420123.4A
420124.4A
420131.4A
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$30/$37.50
4:40 PM
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5:15 PM
4:20 PM
6:00 PM
5:10 PM
6:00 PM
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Saturday Morning
Aquababy
Aquatot
Water
Explorers
Turtle
Alligator
Seal
Level 1
Level 2
Level 3
Level 4
Level 5
Beginning
Blast
Blast 1
Blast 2
Blast 3
Sunday Afternoon
Time
Ssn 1
Ssn 2
9/12-10/24 11/7-12/19
Date
$28/$35
$28/$35
Fee
8:45 AM 420611.1A 420611.2A
9:20 AM 420612.1A 420612.2A
11:05 AM 420614.1A 420614.2A
9:20 AM
9:55 AM
8:45 AM
9:55 AM
10:30 AM
10:30 AM
9:55 AM
9:20 AM
9:30 AM
10:15 AM
8:45 AM
Fee
420621.1A
420621.1B
420622.1A
420622.1B
420622.1C
420623.1A
420631.1A
420632.1A
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420634.1A
420635.1A
$35/$43.75
420140.4B
420141.4A
420141.4B
420142.4A
420143.4A
420621.2A
420621.2B
420622.2A
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420622.2C
420623.2A
420631.2A
420632.2A
420633.2A
420634.2A
420635.2A
$35/$43.75
8:35 AM 420640.1A 420640.2A

9:35 AM 420641.1A 420641.2A
8:45 AM 420642.1A 420642.2A
10:25 AM 420643.1A 420643.2A
Aquababy
Aquatot
Water
Explorers
Turtle
Alligator
Seal
Dolphin
Level 1
Level 2
Level 3
Level 4
Beginning
Blast
Blast 1
Blast 2
Blast 3
Teen 1
Time
Ssn 1
Ssn 2
Date 9/13-10/25 11/1-12/13
$28/$35
$28/$35
Fee
4:25 PM 420711.1A 420711.2A
2:30 PM 420712.1A 420712.2A
3:20 PM 420714.1A 420714.2A
3:20 PM 420740.1A 420740.2A
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2:35 PM 420741.1A 420741.2A

3:25 PM 420742.1A 420742.2A
4:15 PM 420743.1A 420743.2A
4:20 PM 420751.1A 420751.2A
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3:55 PM
2:45 PM
4:30 PM
2:35 PM
3:55 PM
4:40 PM
3:50 PM
3:05 PM
3:35 PM
Fee
420721.1A
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420722.1B
420723.1A
420724.1A
420731.1A
420732.1A
420733.1A
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$35/$43.75
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420733.2A
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$35/$43.75
Tuesday & Thursday Morning

Time
Date
Fee
Water Explorers 10:40 AM
8:55 AM
Turtle
9:30 AM
8:55 AM
Alligator
10:05 AM
9:30 AM
Seal
10:40 AM
Dolphin
Fee
Aquababy- Tues 10:05 AM
Aquatot- Thur 10:05 AM
Ssn 1
9/8-10/1
$32/$40
410214.1A
410221.1A
410221.1B
410222.1A
410222.1B
410223.1A
410224.1A
$16/$20
410211.1A
410212.1A
Ssn 2
10/6-10/28
$32/$40
410214.2A
410221.2A
410221.2B
410222.2A
410222.2B
410223.2A
410224.2A
$16/$20
410211.2A
410212.2A
Ssn 3
11/3-11/19
$24/$30
410214.3A
410221.3A
410221.3B
410222.3A
410222.3B
410223.3A
410224.3A
$12/$15
410211.3A
410212.3A
Wednesday Afternoon
Ssn 4
12/1-12/17
$24/$30
410214.4A
410221.4A
410221.4B
410222.4A
410222.4B
410223.4A
410224.4A
$12/$15
410211.4A
410212.4A
Turtle
Alligator
Seal
Dolphin
Water Explorers
Turtle
Alligator
Seal
Beginning Blast
Blast 1
Blast 2
Blast 3
**No Class 11/24
Sunday Morning
Ssn 2**
10/27-12/15
$28/$35
410314.2A
410321.2A
410321.2B
410321.2C
410322.2A
410322.2B
410322.2C
410323.2A
410323.2B
410331.2A
410332.2A
410333.2A
410334.2A
410337.2A
$35/$43.75
410340.2A
410341.2A
410342.2A
410343.2A
Thursday Afternoon
Water Explorers
Turtle
Alligator
Seal
Level 1
Level 2
Level 3
Level 4
Level 5
Beginning Blast
Blast 1
Blast 2
Blast 3
**No class 11/26
Time
Date
Fee
4:00 PM
4:00 PM
4:35 PM
5:10 PM
4:00 PM
4:35 PM
5:10 PM
4:35 PM
5:10 PM
5:20 PM
4:45 PM
4:00 PM
4:45 PM
5:30PM
Fee
4:00 PM
4:00 PM
4:50 PM
5:40 PM
Ssn 1
9/10-10/22
$28/$35
410514.1A
410521.1A
410521.1B
410521.1C
410522.1A
410522.1B
410522.1C
410523.1A
410523.1B
410531.1A
410532.1A
410533.1A
410534.1A
410535.1A
$35/$43.75
410540.1A
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410542.1A
410543.1A
Ssn 2**
10/28-12/16
$28/$35
410421.2A
410422.2A
410422.2B
410423.2A
410423.2B
410424.2A
Ssn 2**
10/29-12/17
$28/$35
410514.2A
410521.2A
410521.2B
410521.2C
410522.2A
410522.2B
410522.2C
410523.2A
410523.2B
410531.2A
410532.2A
410533.2A
410534.2A
410535.2A
$35/$43.75
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410542.2A
410543.2A
Aquababy
Aquatot
Water Explorers
Turtle
Alligator
Seal
Dolphin
Level 1
Level 2
Level 3
Level 4
Level 5
Beg Blast
Blast 1
Blast 2
Blast 3
Teen 2
Time
Date
Fee
9:20 AM
9:55 AM
8:30 AM
10:15 AM
8:30 AM
9:05 AM
10:15 AM
8:30 AM
9:05 AM
9:40 AM
10:15 AM
9:05 AM
9:40 AM
9:40 AM
8:30 AM
9:05 AM
9:40 AM
9:05 AM
9:50 AM
Fee
10:25 AM
9:20 AM
10:10 AM
8:30 AM
10:40 AM
Ssn 1
9/13-10/25
$28/$35
410711.1A
410712.1A
410714.1A
410714.1B
410721.1A
410721.1B
410721.1C
410722.1A
410722.1B
410722.1C
410722.1D
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410723.1B
410724.1A
410731.1A
410732.1A
410733.1A
410734.1A
410735.1A
$35/$43.75
410740.1A
410741.1A
410742.1A
410743.1A
410752.1A
Ssn 2
11/1-12/13
$28/$35
410711.2A
410712.2A
410714.2A
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410721.2A
410721.2B
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410722.2A
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410722.2C
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410723.2B
410724.2A
410731.2A
410732.2A
410733.2A
410734.2A
410735.2A
$35/$43.75
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410742.2A
410743.2A
410752.2A
Teen Learn-to-Swim Classes

Teen 1: Learning the Basics
Teen 1 is focuses on teaching teens the basic techniques of

floating, water safety and stroke development. This class
offers teens an environment where they can feel comfortable
learning beginner to intermediate swim techniques.
Teen 2: Endurance and Stoke Enhancement
Teen 2 is focused on providing workouts for teen swimmers

who need more than just lessons. During their workouts the
instructor will include technique based drills to enhance their
strokes and improve proficiency in the water.
All classes are 45 minutes long and both Teen classes can
be tailored to goals of the participants. Ages: 11-17
See page 16 for Adult Learn to Swim Classes.
Level 1
Level 2
Level 3
Level 4
Level 5
Ssn 1
9/8-10/20
$28/$35
410314.1A
410321.1A
410321.1B
410321.1C
410322.1A
410322.1B
410322.1C
410323.1A
410323.1B
410331.1A
410332.1A
410333.1A
410334.1A
410337.1A
$35/$43.75
410340.1A
410341.1A
410342.1A
410343.1A
Ssn 1
9/9-10/21
$28/$35
410421.1A
410422.1A
410422.1B
410423.1A
410423.1B
410424.1A
**No class 11/25
Tuesday Afternoon
Time
Date
Fee
4:00 PM
4:00 PM
4:35 PM
5:10 PM
4:00 PM
4:35 PM
5:10 PM
4:35 PM
5:10 PM
5:20 PM
4:45 PM
4:00 PM
4:45 PM
5:30PM
Fee
4:00 PM
4:00 PM
4:50 PM
5:40 PM
Time
Date
Fee
12:00 PM
12:35 PM
1:10 PM
12:35 PM
1:10 PM
1:45 PM
Swim Lessons at LRC
Indoor Lessons at Longmont Recreation Center
15
Aquatic Progra ms
16
CARA SWIM TEAM
Pre-Requisite: Ability to
swim one length of pool
front crawl with rotary
breathing and back crawl
without stopping or using
assistance.
*Pre-Requisite 11-18:
knowledge of all 4
competitive strokes and
ability to swim 200 yards
nonstop. All participants
are evaluated on the first
day of practice.
CARA swimming is a recreational swim team for youths ages
6-18 who are not USS swimmers. Please register for the
age group that your child will be on the first day of practice.
Swimmers will compete according to their age on January 1,
2015. *No practice Nov 23-26
Centennial CARA: The Tsunamis
Practice: Sept 8Dec 17, Tues & Thurs
Parent Meeting: Thursday, Sept 10, @ 6:15PM
Location: Centennial Pool, 1201 Alpine St
Meets:
TBA
Age Group Time
Code
Fee (res/non-res)
6-9 yrs
5:30-6:15pm 421112.1A $91/$113.75
8-10 yrs 6:15-7pm
421112.2A $91/$113.75
11-14 yrs 5:30-6:30pm
421113.1A $95.25/$119
11-18 yrs* 6:30-7:45pm
421114.1A $98/$122.50
Longmont Recreation Center CARA: The Piranhas
Practice: Sept 9-Dec 16, Mon & Wed
Parent Meeting: Mon, Sept 14, 5pm
Location: Longmont Recreation Center 310 Quail Rd
Meets:
TBA
Age
Time
Code
Fee (res/non-res)
6-9 yrs
4:15-5pm
411112.1A $91/$113.75
8-10yrs 5:05-5:50pm 411113.1A $91/$113.75
9-14 yrs 4:15-5:15pm 411114.1A $95.25/$119

5:55-6:55pm 411114.1B $95.25/$119
10-16 yrs 5:20-6:20pm 411115.1A $95.25/$119
11-18 yrs* 6:25-7:40pm 411116.1A $98/$122.50
High School Prep Swimming
Pre-Requisite: Current High School students only. Dust off

those cobwebs and get a head start on the high school season.
Technique and building endurance are the primary focus.
14 & up: Sept 9-Oct 28, Mon & Wed, 4:15-5:30pm

421800.1A
Coach:
Kelly Shipley
Fee:
American Red Cross:

Adult Learn-to-Swim Classes
Adult 1: Learning the Basics
Overcome the fear of the water and learn the basic skills to
achieve a minimum level of water competency. In this course,
participants strive for skill and stroke performance focusing
on breath control, submerging, floating and learning the
basics of front crawl and elementary backstroke.
Adult 2: Improving Skills & Swimming Strokes

Improve foundational skills and swimming strokes to gain
an overall level of comfort in the water. In this course,
participants work on increasing technique and endurance in
front crawl and elementary backstroke, while breast-stroke
and back crawl will be introduced.
All Classes are 45 minutes long and both Adult Swim

classes can be tailored to goals of the participants. 18 & up
Centennial Pool
Saturdays
Adult 1
Adult 2
Sundays
Adult 2
Fee
Time/Date
10:30 AM
11:00 AM
Time/Date
2:45 PM
$36.75/ $46
9/12-10/24
420661.1A
420662.1A
9/13-10/25
420762.1A
$36.75/ $46
11/7-12/19
420661.2A
420662.2A
11/1-12/13
420762.2A

Sundays
Adult 1
Adult 2
Time/Date
Fee
8:30 AM
10:30 AM
9/13-10/25
$36.75/ $46
410761.1A
410762.1A
11/1-12/13
$36.75/ $46
410761.2A
410762.2A
SCUBA- Learn To Dive- Part 1
This two part course is a fun way to test the waters and
learn basic scuba skills. Scuba equipment, diving science
and basic rescue skills are learned, preparing students to
complete the Open Water Scuba Diver certification (Part
2, additional $, information provided in class). Bring to
Class- swimsuit, mask, fins, snorkel, & booties (available for
purchase- contact adventurescubaco@gmail.com)
12 & up:

Dates:

Location:
Fee:
Thurs 7-10pm; Fri 6-10pm; Sat 7am-5pm;

Sun 7am-2:30pm
Sept 10-13
421900.1A
Oct 15-18
421900.1B
Nov 12-15
421900.1C
DIVING LESSONS
Beginner: Must be able to swim independently in the diving

well. Learn fundamentals of diving including body alignment,
approach and basic front and back dives.
Intermediate: Pre-requisite: Successful completion of
Beginner Diving or be able to perform a dive from the diving
board with appropriate 4 step approach and back fall dive.
Intermediates will work on flexibility, strength, and building
diving skills.
Time
Mon Ssn 1
DIVING
9/14-10/19
Date
Fee
5:35-6:20pm
421321.1
$36/$45
Beginning
6:25-7:25pm
421331.1
$40.50/$50.50
Intermediate
7:30-8:45pm
421341.1
$43.50/$54.50
Advanced
*no class 11/23 & 11/25
Advanced: Pre-requisite: Must have successful completion

of Intermediate Diving and have a willingness to try new
dives. Learn inwards, reverse flips and twisting dives.
7 to 18 years: See charts for days/times
Wed Ssn 1
Mon Ssn 2
Wed Ssn 2
9/9-10/21
10/26-12/14* 10/28-12/16*
421324.1
421321.2
421324.2
421334.1
421331.2
421334.2
421344.1
421341.2
421344.2
Fee
$42/$52.50
$47.25/$59.25
$50.75/$63.50
Become certified to teach swimming

lessons or lifeguard at the pool!
Water Safety Instructor Training
Pre-requisite:
Be proficient in all six swim strokes
(Elementary Backstroke, Sidestroke, Front & Back Crawl,
Breaststroke, Butterfly). Learn how to teach others to swim.
After successfully completing the pre-requisite swim test,
participants will register through the American Red Cross and
complete the online training portion of this program. Bring
suit(s), towels, notebook, pen and food.
16 & up: Oct 1, Thurs, 5:30-8:30pm; Oct 15, Thurs, 5:308:30pm; Oct 16-18, Fri-Sun, 9-6pm 431241.1
Location: Longmont Recreation Center & Centennial Pool
Fee:
$35 paid to American Red Cross for online

+ $130 resident/$162 non-resident

or $60 pending City of Longmont employee
Longmont Swim Instructor (LSI) Training
Become certified to teach swimming lessons for the City of

Longmont! The LSI training will prepare you to teach City of
Longmonts pre-school swim lessons (youth 3-5 years) and
BLAST- Accelerated Swim Lesson Program (youth 5-12). PreRequisite: Ability to swim all 4 competitive strokes proficiently
at least 15 yards by last class day. Must submit job application
by last day of class.
15 & up: Sept 28-Oct 1, Mon-Thurs, 4pm-7pm 421243.1

Dec 21-22, Mon Tue, 9am-4pm
421243.2
Fee:
ARC Lifeguard Training
15 & up: Nov 22-24, Sun-Tues, 9am-5pm;

Nov 29, Sun, 9-5pm
421211.2
421211.3
Dec 29 & 30, Tue & Wed, 9am-5pm;

Jan 2 & 3, Sat & Sun, 9am-5pm
Location: Centennial Pool, 1201 Alpine St.

Fee:
$160 resident/$200 non-resident

$90 pending City of Longmont employee
ARC Blended Lifeguard Training
Short on time, but still want to become a lifeguard? Blended

learning allows you to learn at your own pace, online, while
learning and perfecting the Lifeguard, CPR and First Aid
practical skills in class. Perfect for the independent learner.
15 & up: Oct 5, 7, 12, 14, Mon & Wed, 10am-4pm 421211.1
Fee:

$90 pending City of Longmont employee
Not old enough for the lifeguard class? This is the next best
thing! Learn water rescues and surveillance skills all while
improving your stroke technique. Admission fees are included
for each facility.
11-14 yrs: Dec 29 & 30, Tue & Wed, 10am-3pm 431215.1
Location: Longmont Recreation Center, 310 Quail Rd
Fee:
$50 resident/$62.50 non-resident
Swim Instructor Aide
Pre-Requisite: Level 4 or Blast 2 swimming ability. Enjoy working

with kids? Learn how to assist instructors with swim lessons.
After successful completion of class, year round volunteer
opportunities are available with City of Longmont swim lessons!
11 to 14 yrs:

Sep 20 & 27, Sun, 2-5pm

Oct 12 & 14, Mon & Wed, 4-7pm

Nov 2 & 4, Mon & Wed, 4-7pm

Nov 7 & 14, Sat, 8:30-11:30am
Fee:
421242.1
421242.2
421242.3
421242.4
Babysitters Training
This American Red Cross

course provides youth with
the information and skills
necessary to provide safe and
responsible care for children
while babysitting. Bring a pen
or pencil and lunch and/or
snacks.
11-16 yrs: Oct 17, Sat, 9am- 4:30pm
421231.1

Nov 23, Mon, 10:30am-5:30pm
421231.2

Dec 30, Mon, 10:30am- 5:30pm
421231.3
Fee:
Babysitters Boot Camp
Three classes in one--American Red Cross Babysitters

Training, First Aid, and CPR for infants & children. Includes two
text books for later reference. Great for both experienced and
novice sitters. Bring a pen or pencil and lunch and/or snacks.
12-18 yrs: Dec 21-22, Mon-Tues, 10:30am-3:30pm 421232.1
Fee:
Babysitters Practicum
Have you taken Babysitters or Swim Instructor Aide

Training and want to put your skills to work in a supervised
environment? Join us for Parents Night or Day Out to practice
in a supportive setting! This is a FREE volunteer opportunity.
11-18 yrs: Nov 14, Sat 4-9pm

Dec 5, Sat, 11:30-4:30pm
See page 18 for CPR and First Aid Classes
Pre-requisite: Must be 15 years old before the last class; 550

yard continuous swim of 200 Front Crawl, 200 Breaststroke,
150 Front Crawl or Breaststroke. Learn the basics of lifeguard
skills and practices. First Aid and CPR/AED for are included.
Register at least 1 week before the first class date to ensure
books. Mandatory Pre-Test is the first hour of the first class
where students will perform pre-requisites.
JR Lifeguard Camp
American Red Cross Classes
Aquatic Job Training!
421233.1
421233.2
17
Youth Athletics | ARC Classes
Wilderness and Remote First Aid
18
Gain the knowledge and backcountry skills to be able to

respond to emergencies and give care in areas that do not
have immediate emergency medical services (EMS) response.
This includes wilderness and remote environments, including
urban disasters. Must have CPR certification prior to class.
14 & up: Nov 13&14, Fri, 5-9pm & Sat, 9-5pm 411224.1A
Fee:
CPR & AED
This American Red Cross class covers CPR & AED for adults,
children and infants.
12 & up: Oct 21, Wed, 5-9pm
411221.1A

Dec 12, Sat, 9-1pm
411221.1B
Location: Longmont Recreation Center, 310 Quail Rd.
Fee:
CPR/AED & First Aid
This American Red Cross course covers CPR & AED for
adults, children and infants and First Aid.
12 & up: Sept 21 & 28, Mon, 5:30-8:30pm
411223.1A

Nov 15, Sun, 11-5pm
411223.1B
Location: Longmont Recreation Center, 310 Quail Rd.
Fee:
First Aid
The American Red Cross First Aid Basics.

12 & up: Oct 16, Fri, 5:30-7:30pm
411222.1A

Dec 17, Thurs, 7-9pm
411222.1B
Fee:
$50 resident / $62.50 non-resident
Athletics
Preschool Sports
Volleyball
Academy
These clinics are held indoors

and focus on the basics of the
game. The Goal Sport clinic
includes soccer, lacrosse and
hockey. Please have your child
wear tennis shoes. Come in and
enjoy a workout while the little
one also burns some energy.
3 to 5 years:
Basketball

Soccer

Goal Sports

10:30-11:15am
Monday
Sept 14-28*
Wednesday Sept 9-30
Tuesday
Oct 6-27
Thursday
Oct 8-29
Monday
Nov 2-23
Wednesday Nov 4-25
Tuesday
Sept 8-29
Thursday
Sept 10-Oct 1
Monday
Oct 5-26
Wednesday Oct 7-28
Tuesday
Nov 3-24
Thursday
Nov 5-19*
412106.M
412106.W
412106.T
412106.R
412126.M
412126.W
412126.T
412126.H
412156.M
412156.W
412156.T
412156.R

Fee: $30 resident/$37.50 non-resident
*$22.50 resident/$28 non-resident
Youth Volleyball League
An organized team participation program. The emphasis

of the program is placed on teamwork, sportsmanship,
skill development, fun and participation. All teams play
an 8 game schedule with two hours of practice a week.
Registration Deadline is Aug 23. Practice begins the week
of Aug 31, games begin Sept 12. This program is dependent
upon volunteer coaches - if you would like to volunteer,
please call 303-774-4800.
Aug 31-Oct 31: Grades 3 & 4
Grades 5 & 6
Grades 7 & 8
412423
412425
412427
Come join Academy

Volleyball to improve
your overall skills.
Join us for fun,
excitement, great
coaching, skills,
drills and games.
All skill levels are
welcome.
Days: Tuesday/Thursday
Grades 3-5: Sept 1-24, 4:15-5:15pm
412298.35
Grades 6-8: Sept 1-24, 5:15-6:15pm
412298.68
Grades 1-2 Dec 1-17, 4:15-5:15
Grades 3-5 Dec 1-17, 5:15-6:15
112298.12
112298.35
Instructor: Legends Youth Athletics

Volleyball Personal Training
Nicholle Chambers has coached volleyball for six years

including three at the varsity high school level and runs
a successful competitive volleyball club in the Longmont
area. Her skills, knowledge and coaching help athletes
improve player skills and conditioning and knowledge of the
game. Each individualized program session is one hour. No
previous volleyball experience required. Days and time by
appointment - call Nicholle at 720-834-8673.
Fee:
1 session
10 sessions
20 sessions
Individual Rate Per-Person Group Rate

$45/$56.25
2 players $30/$37.50
$330/$412.50
3 players $25/$31.25
$530/$662.50
4 players $20/$25
CARA Cross Country
9 to 14 yrs: Aug 31-Oct 10, Mon/Wed, 5-6pm

Fee:
412262.MW
9 to 14 yrs: Sept 4-Oct 10, Fri, 5-6pm

412262.F
Fee:
Location: Sandstone Ranch Turf Fields, 3001 E Hwy 119
Youth Archery Lessons
Have fun while learning a new skill in an outdoor setting.

Learn shooting skills, safety, scoring, types of equipment
and terminology. Archery is an Olympic sport that teaches
discipline and concentration. All equipment is provided.
10 to 17 yrs: Tuesdays, 4:45- 5:45pm
Dates:
Aug 25-Sept 15

Sept 22-Oct 13
412242.B1
412242.B2
Instructor: Andrew Bennett, Level 2 Instructor

Location: Archery Range, South of Hwy 119 on WCR 5 (by
the Police Firing Range)
Fee:
Fall CARA Lacrosse League
A coed team program with an emphasis on fun and

participation. Games are played on Saturdays in Longmont
or surrounding communities. Mandatory Equipment:
stick, gloves, arm pads, shoulder pads, mouth piece,
protective cup and NOCSAE approved helmet. Rib pads are
recommended. All equipment shall conform to NFHS rules.
Youth Athletics
The CARA Cross Country program exposes participants

to running long distance in a recreational atmosphere.
Participants have the opportunity to gain exposure to
and compete in a meet appropriate to age and skill level.
Practices are coed and held 2 times per week. Optional
meets are held on Saturdays and/or Sundays. A copy of a
birth certificate is required at time of registration (or at first
practice if registering on-line). Bring water bottle to practice.
Sign up for additional instruction during the Friday session.
Aug 17-Oct 10: 6 to 8 years

312264.B6
8 to 10 years
312264.B8
10 to 12 years
312264.B0
12 to 14 years
312264.B2
Location: Sandstone Ranch Turf Fields, 3001 E Hwy 119
Fee: $60 resident/$75 non-resident
Middle School Intramural Soccer
6th-8th graders:
426100

Aug 24-Oct 23, Mon-Fri, 3:30- 5pm (times vary)
Fee:
$55
Youth Tennis Lessons
All Tennis lessons are for beginner to advanced beginners.

Lessons for 4-9 year olds use the QuickStart Tennis format.
Participants must supply their own racket. Balls provided.
4 to 6 yrs:
Dates:

Fee:
Tue/Thurs, 4-4:30pm
Aug 25-Sept 10
Sept 15-Oct 1
412600.T1
412600.T2
7 to 9 ys: Tue/Thurs, 4:30-5:30pm

Dates:
Aug 25-Sept 10
412601.T1

Sept 15-Oct 1
412601.T2
10 to 12 yrs: Tue/Thurs, 5:30-6:30pm
Dates:
Aug 25-Sept 10
412602.T1

Sept 15-Oct 1
412602.T2
Fee:
Location: Hover Acres Park, 1361 Charles Drive
See Indoor Snag Golf

programs on pages 39 & 40.
Youth Fencing Lessons
Dedicated to terminology, footwork, games, simple attacks

and blocks, instruction is simple and each class is lively,
building on the skills learned in the previous class. Beginners
learn the fundamentals, skills and rules of this fast, fun and
intense sport. The Progressive class is for those who have
taken the previous beginner class. All fencing equipment is
provided. *No class on Thanksgiving, 11/26.
8 to 11 yrs: Thursdays
Beginner: Sept 10-Oct 15, 6:45-7:30pm
412252.1

Oct 22-Dec 3*, 6:45-7:30pm
412252.11
Progressive: Sept 10-Oct 15, 7:30-8:15pm
412252.2

Oct 22-Dec 3*, 7:30-8:15pm
412252.21
Instructor: Fencing Academy of Denver
Fee:
Fencing Camp
A one day camp designed so that participants understand

the fundamentals of fencing after one full day of practice.
Successful completion allows students to advance to
the progressive fencing classes. All necessary fencing
equipment will be provided. Please wear comfortable
clothes, bring a snack, a lunch and a water bottle. Please
wear non-marking athletic shoes.
The 9 week intramural soccer program is for students

attending participating middle schools. Practices start
immediately after school 3 times per week and last 1-2
hours in length. Teams have one game per week, scheduled
Mon-Thurs. Team meetings are announced and held at
participating schools the week of August 17. 303-651-8406
for more info.
8 to 16 yrs: Dec 29, Tues, 10am-4pm

412297.1
Instructor: Fencing Academy of Denver
Fee:
19
Youth Athletics
YAB Kindergarten Basketball
This Young American Basketball Program is for Kindergarten

girls and boys. The emphasis of the program is placed
on teamwork, sportsmanship, skill development and fun!
Teams will meet 6 times and will not include games. Each
participant receives a t-shirt and a basketball.
5 to 6 yrs: Oct 9-Nov 13, Friday, 4:15-5pm
412201.4
Fee:
YAB 1-2 Grade Basketball
A coed, organized team participation program with an

emphasis on teamwork, sportsmanship, skill development
and fun! Teams play 2 exhibition games towards the end
of the season. Each participant receives a t-shirt and a
basketball.
6 to 8 yrs:

Location:
Fee:
Oct 5-Nov 11, M/W, 4:15- 5pm

412202.MW
Oct 6-Nov 12, T/Th, 4:15- 5pm
412202.TR
YAB Basketball
An organized team participation program that emphasizes

teamwork, sportsmanship, skill development and fun! Teams
practice two hours per week and play an eight game season.
Practices are held at local schools Monday-Friday evenings.
Games are played on Saturdays in Longmont or surrounding
towns. NEW!! This year we are partnering with the Jr
Nuggets program - each participant will receive a Jr Nuggets
reversible branded jersey and 2 tickets to a Denver Nuggets
game. Registration deadline is Sunday, Nov 29, practices
begin the week of Dec 7 and games begin on Jan 9, 2016.
This program is dependent upon volunteer coaches - if you
would like to volunteer, please call 303-774-4800.
Dec 7-Feb 27: 3rd Grade Boys
4th Grade Boys
5th Grade Boys
6th Grade Boys
7th Grade Boys
8th Grade Boys

3rd Grade Girls
4th Grade Girls
5th Grade Girls
6th Grade Girls
7th/8th Grade Girls
Come join Academy Basketball to improve your overall skills.

Join us for fun, excitement, great coaching, skills, drills and
games. All skill levels are welcome. Space is limited, so
please sign up today. *No class Sept 7.
Days/Time: Mon/Wed, 4:15-5:15pm
2-4 grades: Aug 31-Sept 28*
5-7 grades: Nov 30-Dec 16
412291.A1
412291.A2

Basketball Academy High School Prep
Are you ready for the basketball season? Do you want to

make an impression when you show up for the first day of
practice? Train for tryouts is an intense workout program
designed to get players ready for the high school season.
Each session will help players focus on skills as well as
develop the conditioning needed to excel. Drills are fastpaced and designed for more advanced players to get
numerous repetitions as well as challenge them to perform at
game speeds and intensity.
Grades:
9-12
Date/Time: Sundays, Oct 18-Nov 8, 3:30-5pm
412291.A3

Fee:
112003
112004
112005
112006
112007
112008
112013
112014
112015
112016
112017
Adult Athletics
Adult Tennis Lessons
Lessons are for beginner players and are one hour in length.
Please wear tennis shoes and bring a racquet and water bottle.
18 to Adult: Sept 12-Oct 17, Saturdays

Fee:
Beginner Lessons, 9-10am


Fee:
Adv. Beginner Lessons, 10-11:30am 412615.S1

Instructor: Ann Noble

Location: Hover Acres Park, 1361 Charles Drive
20
Basketball Academy
412605.S1
Adult Archery Lesson
Archery is great for improving strength and concentration.

Covers shooting skills, safety, scoring, types of equipment
and terminology. All equipment is provided.
18 to Adult: Aug 26-Sept 15, Wed, 5:15- 6:45pm 412343.B1

Sept 23-Oct 14, Wed, 5:15- 6:45pm 412343.B2
Instructor: Andrew Bennett, Level 2 Instructor
Location: Archery Range, South of Hwy 119 on WCR 5

(by the Police Firing Range)
Fee:
Check out this fun, unique game best described as a hybrid

of tennis and badminton. Join other active seniors up to four
times a week.
55 years +: Monday-Thursday, 2-4pm & Sunday, 1-3pm
Fee:
Daily Admittance
Senior Drop-In Volleyball
All levels of players are welcome! You dont have to be a

great player or in great shape to play. Enjoy the camaraderie
of other volleyball enthusiasts and get some exercise too.
This is an on-going activity.
Date:
August 28-Mar 25, Fri 12:30-2:30pm
Fee:
$2 or Senior Center Activity Card
Senior Volleyball League
The Colorado Senior Association is a league for senior

coed volleyball teams throughout the Front Range metro
area. Practices are Monday afternoons and match play is
on Wednesdays at home and throughout the Front Range.
Contact Theresa at 303-651-8578 or Theresa.schulte@
longmontcolorado.gov for information.
Adult Athletics
Senior Pickleball
50+ years Sept 2-Dec 16, Mon/Wed, 12:30-2:30pm

Fee:
Adult Sports Leagues

Sign up as a free agent!
Free agents are individuals who dont have a team, but want to play in an adult sports league.
Free agents will be combined to form a team(s). Free agent registration is available on-line.
Fall & Winter Adult Basketball
16 to Adult: Garden Acres Park, 2058 Spencer St

Fall Dates:
Aug 25-Oct 13, Tuesdays
Total Team Fee:
$270
Two payment option:
$140 each payment = $280
Free Agent Fee:
18 to Adult:
Wednesday Recreation League
Team Fee:
Fall Dates: Sept 16- Nov 11
$400
Winter Dates: Jan 13-Mar 23
$450
Break out the rubber ball and come play kickball. This is a
coed recreational kickball league played between two teams
of 8 players great for business teambuilding! Register at
the Longmont Recreation Center or on-line. Registration
deadline is Aug 16.
Fall Adult Softball
Mens, Womens and Coed leagues are offered. Register

through Aug 16 at the Longmont Recreation Center or online. Teams play 8 games
16 to Adult: Garden Acres Park, 2058 Spencer St
Fall Dates:
Aug 24-Oct 16
Total Team Fee:
$450
Two payment option:
Free Agent Fee:
Adult Fall Flag Football
Mens 8V8 competitive and recreation leagues are offered.

Registration accepted at the Longmont Recreation Center
and on-line through August 24. Teams play 8 games.
18 to Adult: Sandstone Ranch Turf Fields, 3001 E Hwy 119
Dates:
Sept 1-Oct 20, Tuesdays
Total Team Fee:
$470
Two payment option:
Free Agent Fee:
Leagues offered in Mens recreational and leisure. Register

through Sept 13 for the Fall league and Dec 7-Jan 10 for the
winter league at the Longmont Recreation Center or on-line.
Fall league plays 8 games; Winter league plays 10 games.
Two payment option adds $10 to league fee.
Thursday Leisure League

Team Fee:
Fall Dates: Sept 17- Nov 12
$400
Winter Dates: Jan 14-Mar 24
$450
Fall Free Agent Fee: $50 resident/$62.50 non-resident
Winter Fee Agent Fee: $60 resident/$75 non-resident
Adult Fall Coed Kickball
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Fitness & Wellness
Yoga
Yoga students: Please bring your own yoga mat, and a thick blanket if you have one.
Yoga drop-in students are welcome. Please purchase drop-in pass in advance for dropin dates online, at the St Vrain Memorial Building, or the Longmont Recreation Center.
Monthly registered participants have priority and will be notified by e-mail of any changes.
Monthly registrants enjoy $2 discount per class; partial months are charged at drop-in rate.
Drop-in fee: 1.25 hour classes: $10 resident/ $12.50 non-resident
1.5 hour classes: $12 resident/ $15 non-resident;
2 hour classes:
Alignment Based Yoga Mon 4pm
Wellness Yoga Mon 5:30pm, Thurs 5pm
Womens Hatha Yoga Thurs 9am
Enjoy Yoga in a safe, relaxing and uplifting atmosphere. Increase

balance, flexibility, and strength in body/mind. Experience greater
peace and joy. Yoga is a vehicle for deepening the connection
between body, mind & Soul and serves as recourse for personal
growth and healing. 1.25 hour class.
Slow-Mo Yoga Flow introduces vinyasa flow in ways that
students of all levels can do. Movements center on sun and
moon salutations, sequences of classical yoga postures taught
in every class. Your body and mind will be energized, and your
nervous system will be calm and relaxed. 1.5 hour class.
Gentle Yoga Mon, Wed 10:30am
Prenatal Yoga Wed 5:30pm
For pregnant women at any stage, strengthen your body and

the bonding process with baby. Practice yoga postures,
attention to breathing and build confidence in your bodys
natural ability to give birth. Great for both first-time yoga
students and those with a developed practice. 1.25 hour class.
Slo-Mo Yoga Flow Tues 9:15am
This class is for anyone who would like to relieve stress, increase
strength and flexibility, improve balance and overall wellbeing. Practice gentle yoga poses using chairs, yoga props,
and breathing techniques in a friendly and non-competitive
environment. Please bring a blanket. 1.25 hour class.
Therapeutic Structural Yoga Wed 5:30pm
This classical yoga practice will restore health in body, mind

and spirit, through an emphasis on anatomical alignment. This
class, for beginning and continuing students, includes many
variations on classical yoga, and will improve concentration,
allow for personal growth and create inner calm. 2 hour class.
Day
Time
Mon
Wed
Gentle Yoga
4-5:15pm
Alignment Based Yoga
5:30-6:45pm
Wellness Yoga
9:15-10:45am
Slow-Mo Yoga Flow
10:30-11:45am Gentle Yoga
Wed
5:30-6:45pm
Wed
5:30-7:30pm
Mon
Mon
Tues
Class
Thurs 5-6:15pm
Fri
9:15-10:30am
Sun
9-10:15am
This class is for beginning and continuing students of the Hatha

Yoga. We will explore Asanas from the core, utilizing structural
alignment, pranayama, and Ayurvedic principles. 2 hour class.
Beginner Friendly Yoga Friday 9:15am
Whether youre a new or continuing yoga student, bring your

beginners mind to this class where the fundamentals of
yoga are emphasized. The postures will stretch and enliven
you. Instruction includes guided breathing and introductory
meditation techniques. 1.25 hour class.
Sunday Morning Yoga 9am
New or returning to yoga? Feel at ease

through an alignment based,
foundational / flow practice designed
for every body. Honing awareness,
cultivate breath, balance, strength,
flexibility, and deep rest, coming to
a greater understanding of your own
well-being. 1.25 hour class.
See next page for

additional yoga
specialty classes and
workshops offered
by Gwyn, Urszula,
Diana & Katharine!
Code
Location
Instructor
443113
MemBldg
Urszula Bunting
443117
Izaak
Gwyn Cody
443118
Izaak
Heidi Nordlund
443122
Izaak
Diana Shellenberger
443133
MemBldg
Urszula Bunting
Prenatal Yoga
443135
Creation Station
Therapeutic Structural Yoga

Women's Hatha Yoga
Wellness Yoga
Beginner Friendly Yoga
Sunday Morning Yoga
443138
Izaak
Shar Lee
443142
Izaak
Shar Lee
443119
Izaak
Heidi Nordlund
443152
Izaak
Diana Shellenberger
443171
Izaak
Katharine Kaufman
10:30-11:45am
Thurs 9-11am
22
New!
This class focuses on safety in classical yoga poses to improve

strength, flexibility, and self-awareness. Thoughtful sequencing
prepares your body for the poses; accurate alignment protects
the spine and joints; and a slow focused style releases physical
and mental tension leaving you lighter in mind, body, and
spirit.1.25 hour class. Heidi Nordlund teaching in December.
Cassia Baranello
of the Family Garden
Meridian Tapping
16 & up: Nov 7, Sat, 3-5pm

413902.1A
Instructor: Marcia Babcock, PhD, CPT,

Nia Black Belt Instructor
Fee:
15 & up: Mon, Oct 5, 6:30- 8pm

Instructor: Rev. Joyce Jay
Location: Senior Center, 910 Longs Peak Ave
Fee:
Learn the benefits of meditation and how the body and

brain are affected. Experience moving, sound, and guided
mediation. For beginners and experienced alike.
In this 90 minute class, youll learn about the history of tapping

and how its being used as a powerful self-care tool to relieve
emotional and physical pain. Come and experience meridian
tapping for yourself. More info at TappingGuidance.com.
443370.10
Meridian Tapping for Self Care
During these four 90 minute classes, youll learn and practice

the basics of meridian tapping for relief of emotional and
physical pain in yourself and your loved ones. Easy to learn.
Simple to apply. Powerful healing benefits. More info at
TappingGuidance.com.
15 & up:Oct 19-Nov 9, Mon, 6:30- 8pm
Instructor: Rev. Joyce Jay
Fee:
443371.10
Fitness & Wellness
Meditation Workshop
Yoga Specialty Classes & Workshops

Delight in the Details Yoga Fundamentals
Come explore the subtleties of alignment in standing poses,

core strength, and backbends to match your level in this 2
hour class. Beginning and continuing yogis welcome. For
more about this style, see Alignment Based Yoga description.
Questions, call Gwyn: 970-669-1574.
Practicing Yoga at Home
This workshop is designed for anybody who is looking for

simple and inexpensive solutions to glowing skin and vibrant
health. We will discuss and demonstrate ways to nourish the
body, hydrate the skin and move the lymph for better detox.
15 & up: Sat, Nov 7, 9:30am-12pm
443191.11
Instructor: Urszula Bunting
Location: Izaak Walton Clubhouse, 18 S Sunset St
Fee:
Fall Yoga & Meditation Sanctuary Retreat
Devoting as little as ten minutes a day to a home practice

yields big benefits. This class offers you an array of postures
to choose from, all designed to bring more balance,
clarity and flexibility into your life. Learn to pay attention
to the movements that feel good when youre in class and
incorporate them into the yoga you do at home.
Spend an entire day practicing nourishing yoga, sitting, and

walking meditation from the inside out at Longmonts hidden
jewel, Sandstone Ranch. This day-long retreat is designed
to rejuvenate and restore balance and energy. Bring your
yoga mat, blanket, a meditation cushion if you have one, and
lunch. For those with some yoga or meditation experience (or
the courageous beginner).
16 & up: Sat, Oct 10, 10am-12pm

443194.10
Instructor: Diana Shellenberger
Location: Sandstone Ranch Visitors & Learning Center,

3001 E Hwy 119
Fee:
16 & up: Sat, Nov 14, 9:30am-4:30pm

443193.11
Instructor: Katharine Kaufman
Location: Sandstone Ranch Visitors & Learning Center,

3001 E Hwy 119
Fee:
Slow Down the Aging Process

with Yoga & Ayurveda
Stress Less Before the Holidays
This workshop combines basic principles of Yoga and

Ayurveda, a 5,000-year-old healing system and life science.
Class will include gentle yoga practice, pranayama
(breathing) meditation and ayurvedic techniques specifically
geared toward achieving a healthy lifestyle, slowing down the
aging process, and feeling more vibrant.
18 & up: Sat, Oct 17, 9:30am-12pm
443190.10
Fee:
Make this holiday season the best ever! Come de-stress

using gentle yoga poses, aromatherapy, sound healing,
breathing, meditation and learn some proven techniques to
reduce stress and enjoy yourself and your loved ones during
this holiday season. Perfect time to spend together with your
friend, mom or daughter.
10 & up: Sat, Dec 5, 9:30-11:30am 443192.12
Fee:
18 & up: Sat, Aug 29, 9:30-11:30am

343193.08
Instructor: Gwyn Cody
Fee:
Healthy Glow
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Fitness & Wellness
Land and Water Drop-In Fitness Classes
Over 30 different types of land and water drop-in fitness classes are offered between the three different facilities: Centennial
Pool, the Longmont Recreation Center, and the St Vrain Memorial Building. Unless otherwise noted, drop-in fitness classes
are included with general admission.
No Regular Fitness Classes:
Monday, Sept 7; Thursdays Nov 26, Dec 24, Dec 31; Friday, Jan 1
Special Fitness Classes:
ZUMBA Jan 1,Fri, 1-2:30pm at Longmont Recreation Center.
Come JOIN the PARTY!
Jazzercise
Aerobic dance, Yoga, Pilates and

Kickboxing movements set into a
fun routine. Please check in with
Jazzercise-separate table will be set up for them. For info
call 720-494-0312. Drop-in $8/class; passes available.
MWF 9:15-10:15am @ Longmont Recreation Center
A meditative, no-impact, high resistance, deep water exercise

program that does not use floatation devices.
18 & up:
Dates:

Location:
Sundays, 11am-12pm
421600
Sept 13, 20, 27; Oct 4, 11, 18; Nov 8, 15, 22;
Dec 6, 13, 20
Instructor: Phyllis Tucker

Daily Fee: $10 resident/ $12.50 non-resident
Personal Training Policy
Weight Room Orientations
$3 resident/ $3.50 non-resident Quick Fit Workouts are

available at Centennial Pool, exclusively to parents of City of
Longmont programs while their children swim, and at the St
Vrain Memorial Building, exclusively to parents of tumbling
classes while their child is in class.
Personal Training
Hydr02ga
Quick Fit
The Longmont Recreation Center, St Vrain Memorial Building,

Sunset Pool and Centennial Pool are City of Longmont
operated and insured facilities. Therefore, only City employees
can perform Personal Training, swim lesson instruction, and
other coaching within City facilities.
Training can include core and balance training, basic weight
training, nutrition advice and muscle building. Individual workout
programs can be designed to fit all your fitness needs. Call the
Longmont Recreation Center at 303-774-4800, St Vrain Memorial
Building at 303-651-8404, or Centennial Pool at 303-651-8406
for more information. Days and Times by appointment.
Fees: Private Semi-Private
1 session- $45/ $57
1 session- $55/ $69
5 sessions- $200/ $250 5 sessions- $250/ $313
10 sessions- $350/$438 10 sessions- $450/ $563
Please call the Longmont Recreation Center at 303-774-4800,

Centennial Pool at 303-651-8406 or the St Vrain Memorial
Building at 303-651-8404 for orientation class dates and
times. 14 years and older.
Nutrition Services
Nutrition programming that begins with an in depth discussion

of your daily eating habits in which you will learn how to
improve your health and wellness goals. Programs are specific
for your needs including education for chronic diseases,
weight loss, grocery store walk-throughs, and nutrition for
endurance sports. Teri Froelich, RD, is instructing.
Call the Longmont Recreation Center at 303-774-4752 to set
up an appointment today!
Fee:

1 session- $50 resident/ $63 non-resident

Follow Up session- $45 resident/ $57 non-resident
3 sessions- $140 resident / $175 non-resident
Fitness Assessment and Orientation
Body Composition
Fee:
Fee: $12 resident / $15 non-resident
Nia Jam
Fluid Running
16 & up:
18 & up: Tuesdays & Thursdays, 7-8am

Dates:
Sept 1-15
$32 res/$40 non-res 423600.1

Sept 29-Oct 22 $64 res/ $80 non-res 423600.2

Oct 27-Nov 19 $64 res/ $80 non-res 423600.3

Dec 1-Dec 17 $48 res/$60 non-res 423600.4
Instructor: Mary Ritter, Personal Trainer, USAT Coach and

SSI Level III Swim Instructor
Designed for those who just want to take the first step and dont
know where to start! Fee includes: health history screening,
30-minute consultation, personalized fitness profile and weight
room orientation. Call the Fitness Coordinator at 303-774-4752
for more information and get your program set up today!
Our very own Nia instructors will show you a new way to move
your Body. Youll find greater Joy in your Body and a unique
creative expression through the Dance and Martial Arts of Nia.
Done barefoot, shoes are optional. Drop-in admissions at the
Longmont Recreation Center, 310 Quail Rd.
Oct 10, Nov 14; Sat, 1pm-2:30pm
Group Fitness Instructors WANTED
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Class schedules & descriptions can be found

for each of the recreation facilities online at
www.LongmontColorado.gov/rec then click on
Fitness/Wellness Programs link!
Must have certification. Apply online

@ www.LongmontColorado.gov
Just want to know your girth measurements and body fat

percentage? Then this is the right package for you!
Call the Fitness Coordinator at 303-774-4752 for more
information and to set up your appointment at the recreation
facility of your choice.
Fluid running is a deep water running technique to

supplement land running, rehab injuries and use as a cardio
workout. Burn up to 40% more calories than running on
land, build muscular strength and endurance with no impact!
Aqua-jogging belts are provided for flotation.
Strength, core
and more! This
energetic workout is
for all abilities and
complements any
exercise or racing
program. Newcomers
please come 5 min. before class to familiarize yourself with
straps, positions, and getting in/out of straps!
16 & up
TRX Team Blocks
This progressive Tactical Conditioning Program helps people

of all fitness levels safely develop the strength, power and
core stability needed to do their jobs. TRX Team Blocks helps
develop the resilience tactical athletes need to go the distance.
18 & up: Tue & Thurs, 8:30-9:30am
TRX Strong: Sept 15-Oct 15
423552.1A
TRX Fit: Oct 20-Nov 19
423552.2A
TRX Lean: Dec 1- Dec 17
423552.3A
Instructor: Courtenay
Fee:
$40 recreation pass holders/ $50 non pass holders
Monday & Wednesday
Fee
Progressive TRX
9/14-10/14 10/19-11/18 11/30-12/16 Rec Pass Non-Pass This class focuses on building strength, flexibility and
functionality, while incorporating stretching and core work.
$44
8:15-9:15am 423512.1A 423512.2A 423512.3A $35
Each class builds upon the previous, allowing you to learn
$44
5:45-6:45pm 423512.1B 423512.2B 423512.3B $35
TRX in a gradual, progressive manner.
Tuesday & Thursday
Fee
16 & up: Sept 15- Oct 9, Tue & Fri, 5:45-6:45am 423522.1A
9/15-10/15 10/20-11/19 12/1-12/17 Rec Pass Non-Pass
Oct 13-Nov 6, Tue & Fri, 5:45-6:45am 423522.2A
423512.1D 423512.2D 423512.3D $35
$44
6-7pm

Nov 10- Dec 11, Tue & Fri, 5:45-6:45am 423522.3A
Instructor: Linda
Fee:
$35 recreation pass holders/ $44 non pass holders
Fitness & Wellness
T RX
Holiday Fitness Kick Off
Kick your holiday season off the right way with this 6
week program tailored for YOU by Personal Trainers and a
Registered Dietician! Get great workouts in as well as learn
about eating healthy!
18 & up: Oct 13-Nov 19, Mon & Thurs, 5:30-6:30pm 413822.1
Instructors: Yami Llamera CPT & Teri Froelich CPT & RD
Fee:
Healthy Holiday Season Workshop
16 & up: Nov 14, Sat, 1-4pm

413902.2A
Instructor: Tal Cohen; Certified Wellness/Nutrition coach,
NASM-CPT
Fee:
Exercise Motivation with Guided Imagery
Getting started is the hardest part of physical fitness. Guided

imagery, or hypnosis, can motivate you to get up and get
moving, whether you prefer a structured program or just want
to enjoy physical activity. Free CD or MP3 included with class.
18 & up: Wed, Oct 7, 6:30- 8pm
443315.10
Instructor: Karen Peterson
Location: St Vrain Mem Bldg, 700 Longs Peak Ave
Fee:
Womens Safety Awareness
Class covers awareness theory, stalking methods used by

predators, common myths about where and when we are
safe, home and traveling safety tips & easily obtained tools
that can be used for your defense. Some simple and effective
defensive techniques will be taught. Class taught by City of
Longmont Police Officers.
13 & up: Tue, Oct 13, 6:30-8:30pm
447122.10

Tue, Dec 8, 6:30- 8:30pm
447122.12
Instructor: Tori Bellah
Fee:
Treat yourself to a morning of self-care! Sign-up for 15 minute

hands-on sessions with a wide variety of alternative wellness
practitioners for $5. Visit the Wellness Market before or after
for jewelry, locally produced items and many more treats.
Ages 12 & up: Oct 11, Sat, 9am-1pm
Location: Longmont Senior Center, 910 Longs Peak Ave
Break-Free Wellness Classes
Instructor: Bart Thurman, FDN & IIN Certified Nutrition

Practitioner and Health Coach
Fee:
Gut Health 101
Your everyday health depends on your gut, and the balance of

the billions of microbiota living there. Weight issues, low libido,
poor energy, brain fog, achy joints, etc., are NOT normal.
Regardless of age these symptoms and many more tend to
originate in the gut. Learn how to heal yours for optimal health.
18 & up:
Mon, Sep 21, 6:30- 8pm
443510.09
JERF (Just Eat Real Food)
The single most important thing you can do for your health.
Learn how to start now. You cannot out-exercise, out-sleep
or out-supplement a lame diet or other health challenges. If
you want to change your life, let me teach you how to JERF.
18 & up:
Mon, Oct 12, 6:30- 8pm
443510.10
Primary Food
Relationships, career, spiritual practice & movement. You can

eat the most perfect diet in the world and not feel awesome.
We spend most of our lives at WORK, and with our PARTNERS.
Unsatisfied? All the blueberries in the world will not change
this. Learn to nourish your body with Primary Food.
18 & up:
Mon, Nov 9, 6:30- 8pm
443510.11
Create the mindset that will allow you to have the best holidays.
A different approach, ideas and simple solutions to create health,
energy and less stress during the holidays. Who knows, maybe
(probably) youll even lose some weight while having fun!
Fall Windows to Wellness Fair
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Fitness & Wellness
SilverSneakers Fitness Program
SilverSneakers Fitness program is designed for Medicare

participants with select insurance plans. The program includes
facility amenities and group fitness classes as well as unlimited
access for daily admission. SilverSneakers group classes offer the best opportunity to stay on track
toward your health and fitness goals. The SilverSneakers fitness passes are good at the Longmont
Recreation Center, Centennial Pool, the Senior Center and St. Vrain Memorial Building. To find out
more call Heather @ 303-774-4718 or stop into the Longmont Recreation Center and get signed up!
*Beginning Tuesday, September 8, the SilverSneakers Fitness program is expanding classes to the Longmont Senior Center!
SilverSneakersOrientations
Facility orientations for SilverSneakers participants involve

a tour of the Longmont Recreation Center and an overview of
the fitness equipment.
Days/Times:

Location:
Fee:
Oct 1, Nov 5, Dec 3, Thurs, 9am

Sept 17, Oct 15, Nov 19, Dec 17 Thurs, 2pm
Longmont Recreation Center, 310 Quail Road
FREE, however pre-registration is required
SilverSneakers Classic
Have fun and move to the music through a variety of exercises

designed to increase muscular strength, range of movement,
and activity for daily living skills. Hand-held weights, elastic
tubing with handles, and a ball are offered for resistance, and
chair is used for seated and/or standing support.
SilverSneakers Yoga
YogaStretch will move your whole body through a complete

series of seated and standing yoga poses. Chair support
is offered to safely perform a variety of postures designed to
increase flexibility, balance and range of movement.
Restorative breathing exercises and final relaxation will
promote stress reduction and mental clarity.
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SilverSneakers Circuit
Combine fun with fitness to increase your cardiovascular and

muscular endurance power with a standing circuit workout.
Upper-body strength work with hand-held weights, elastic
tubing with handles, and a Silver Sneakers ball is alternated
with non-impact aerobic choreography. A chair is offered for
support, stretching, and relaxation exercises.
SilverSneakers Cardio
Get Up& Go with an aerobics class for you-safe, heart

healthy and gentle on the joints. The workout includes easyto-follow low impact movement, and upper-body strength,
abdominal conditioning, stretching and relaxation exercises
designed to energize your active lifestyle.
SilverSneakers Splash
Activate your aqua urge for variety! SilverSplash offers lots

of fun shallow-water moves to improve agility, flexibility and
cardiovascular endurance. No swimming ability is required,
and a special SilverSneakers kickboard is used to develop
strength, balance and coordination.
55+, see the GO for additional wellness activities at
www.longmontcolorado.gov/senior-services
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
8-8:45am
Classic -SC*
8:45-9:30am
Classic-LRC
8-8:45am
Circuit-SC*
8-8:45am
Yoga-SC*
8-8:45am
Classic-SC*
9:15-10am
Yoga-LRC
9:35-10:20am
Circuit-LRC
9:15-10am
Yoga-LRC
8:45-9:30am
Classic-LRC
10:15-11am
Splash-LRC
11-11:45am
Yoga-SC*
10:15-11am
Yoga-LRC
9:35-10:20am
Circuit-LRC
10:15-11am
Yoga-LRC
*classes at the Senior Center effective

beginning Sept 8
1:30-2:15pm
Cardio-LRC
10:15-11am
Splash-LRC
11:15am-12pm
Yoga-LRC
SilverSneakers Social- Holiday Potluck
Bring your favorite holiday dish to share & mingle with other SilverSneakers members! Join us for this fun gathering with
friends before the busy holiday season begins! Recipe Exchange- please bring copies of your recipes to share with everyone!
RSVP to Heather, 303-774-4800, by Nov 17.
Date/Time: Nov 20, Fri, 12-1:30pm
The Power of Focus: Get What You Want Now
Tap into what makes you feel alive and find ways to get more
of it in your life. In this workshop, you will connect to your
Intuition; gain clarity on your Desires; and acquire new tools
to help you change limiting belief systems
16 & up: Sept 12, Sat, 2:30-4:30pm
413811.1
Instructors: Tal Cohen, Certified Life/Wellness Coach,

NASM-CPT & Marcia Babcock, Ph.D., MBA,

Nia Black Belt

Instructor, NASM-CPT
Fee:
$22 resident / $27.50 non-resident
The No Diet Weight Lose Solution,

a Mindset for Success Class Series
Are you confused about all the info out there? If youre tired
of empty promises and countless failures, join this class to
understand why you do what you do and create new healthy
habits that will become part of who you are.
16 & up: Sept 17-Oct 8, Thurs, 6:30-7:45pm 413803.1A
Instructor: Tal Cohen; Certified Wellness/Nutrition coach,
NASM-CPT
Fee:
$38 resident/ $47.50 non- resident
Friday, 9am-2pm at the Waste Diversion Center,

140 Martin St
For Longmont residents to conveniently recycle sensitive
documents in a manner that maintains efficient operation
of the processing center. To participate, simply bring your
recent City of Longmont utility bill showing the Waste
Management fee.
Saturday, 9-10am, at Mr. Bean, 1844 Hover St

Call 303-651-8601
Coffee with Council
September 25
Thursday, 7-8pm at the Longmont

Public Library, 409 4th Ave
Dr. Ian Feinhandler, geography faculty
at Front Range Community College, will
present an analysis of the rise of the selftitled Islamic State (also known by various
acronyms, including ISIS, ISIL, and DAESH).
Lecture: Rise of the

Islamic State
September 24
September 18
Shred Event
Saturday, 10am-1pm, at Sandstone Ranch

Visitors & Learning Center, 3001 E Hwy 119
Enjoy a Harvest Day filled with fall activities
highlighting the Nature and History of
Sandstone Ranch. Activities include horse
drawn trolleys, pumpkin painting, scarecrow
stuffing, yard games, nature presentations,
crafts and more! Please plan to park at the
Upper Sandstone Visitor Center Parking lot
and take the short hike down to the house.
Free - $2 per person suggested donation.
Fall Harvest Day
September 19
Friday, 6-9 pm on Main Street.

Enjoy downtown as they celebrate the
15th anniversary for this annual celebration.
Visit www.downtownlongmont.com.
Festival on Main
August 28
August &
September
2015
Saturday, 9am-1pm at the Waste Diversion Center,

140 Martin St
Designed to help you recycle items that are not allowed in
your curbside recycling cart. Items accepted at this event
include electronics, computers, televisions, cell phones,
white foam block (styrofoam) and many other items. There
is a charge for some items. Please check Ecocycles web
site at http://ecocycle.org/charm to see a detailed list of
items accepted and appropriate fees for certain items, or
call the Public Works & Natural Resources Call Center at
303-651-8416.
Hard to Recycle Event
September 12
Saturday, 9am-1pm at the Public Works Maintenance Facility, 375 Airport Rd

Longmont residents may bring unwanted cleaners, solvents, pesticides, aerosol cans, paint and other chemical wastes for
disposal at no additional charge with a copy of their City of Longmont utility bill. More details page 4.
Household Hazardous
Chemical Drop-Off Day
September 12
Fridays, 9-11am at the St Vrain Memorial Building,

700 Long Peak Ave. Sept 10-Nov 20
An indoor play environment with plenty of toys and room
to move! For kids ages 6 months to 5 years with a parent;
please no older children. Drop-in fee: $2 per child; 10
visit pass $17. 303-651-8404.
Itty Bitty City Resumes
September 10
City offices closed; trash collected one day later than

normal throughout the week.
Labor Day
September 7
Saturday, 9-10 am at Red Frog Coffee House,

15 Ken Pratt Blvd. Call 303-651-8601.
Coffee with Council
August 29
Tuesday, 9am-12pm & 4-7pm

at Roosevelt Activity Pool, 803 8th Ave
Bring your socialized dog for swimming and fun! Visit the
multiple dog friendly vendors and see live demonstrations on
basic commands, tips on dog interactions with children, and
enter the Frisbee and fetch competition. (Must bring a can of
wet dog food to enter competition)
Fee: $3 per dog. Recreation passes are not valid.
End of Summer Dog Swims
August 18
for more information visit LongmontColorado.gov
2015 Calendar of Events & Happenings
Sunday, 2-3:30pm at the Longmont

Public Library, 409 4th Ave.
Join us for a celebration of Da de los
Muertos or Day of the Dead. A bilingual
family event with dancing, food,
crafts and more! Registration is required.
Call 303-774-8477.
Da de los
Muertos Celebration
October 25
Saturday, 9am-1pm at the Longmont Senior Center, 910 Longs Peak Ave
Stave off the winter blues and blahs while you perk up your senses with a
shopping, informative, hand-on fair. Visit the Wellness Market before or after your
appointments for jewelry, locally produced items and many more treats. Sign
up for 15 minutes sessions with an alternative wellness practitioner for $5. Past
practitioners Include: acupuncture, massage reiki, meridian tapping, palmistry,
intuitive readings, Chinese medicine, craniosacral therapy and more. 303-651-8404
Fall Windows to Wellness Fair
October 10
Saturday, 9am-2pm at the Waste Diversion Center, 140 Martin St

For Longmont residents to conveniently recycle sensitive documents in a manner
that maintains efficient operation of the processing center. To participate, simply
bring your recent City of Longmont utility bill showing the Waste Management fee.
Shred Event
October 10
7 to 8 pm at the Longmont Public Library, 409 4th Ave

Researcher and Instructor Anna Wing will discuss the history of Native American
Boarding Schools.
Anyone can dump refuse at the landfill regardless of residency for a fee. They are
open Mon-Fri, 6am-5pm, and Sat, 6am-2pm. For rate information, questions and
additional information, call Front Range Landfill 303-673-9431.
Saturday, 6am2pm at the Front Range Landfill, 1830 Weld County Rd 5, Erie CO
One of four free landfill drop days sponsored by Public Works Solid Waste
Operations for city of Longmont residents; customers must bring a City of Longmont
utility bill to verify Longmont City Refuse Collection Services and second form of ID.
Valid for one level pickup full of large items and debris; oversize loads and second
loads will be billed accordingly. Loads must be covered and secured for transport.
Some restrictions do apply. The landfill does not accept tires, tvs, computers and
other electronics. Hard hats may be required in certain areas and can be purchased
at the entrance.
Free Landfill Drop Day
November 14
Thursday, 7-8pm at the Longmont Public Library, 409 4th Ave.

Gregory Iwan will discuss the assassination of President John F. Kennedy.
Lecture: Kennedy Assassination
November 12
City offices closed; trash collected one day later than normal for Wednesday & Thursday.
Veterans Day
November 11
Saturday, 9am-2pm at the Waste Diversion Center, 140 Martin St

For Longmont residents to conveniently recycle sensitive documents in a manner
that maintains efficient operation of the processing center. To participate, simply
bring your recent City of Longmont utility bill showing the Waste Management fee.
Shred Event
November 7
October 8
Native American Boarding Schools
Saturday, 9-10am at the Longmont Senior Center, 910 Longs Peak Ave.
Call 303-651-8601
Coffee with Council
October 31
October &
November
2015
7 to 8 pm at the Longmont Public Library, 409 4th Ave

J. P. Butler (Safe Shelter of St. Vrain Valley) will discuss domestic violence issues.
Safety Series: Domestic Violence 101
October 1
for more information visit LongmontColorado.gov
Saturday, 9:30am line-up; 10am parade starts

at Roosevelt Park, 700 Longs Peak Ave
Dress up in your Halloween Costume, march on Main Street and visit
Downtown participating merchants for Trick or Treat Street immediately
following the parade. Kids of all ages can be a part of this costume foot
parade. No registration is required! Strollers or wagons are recommended
for tiny feet; No motorized vehicles allowed. Dogs must be leashed . Please,
no large animals. For more information please call Recreation Services at
303-651-8404. Parade map viewable online at LongmontColorado.gov/rec.
39th Annual Halloween

Parade & Trick or Treat Street
October 31
Thursday, 7-8pm at the Longmont Public Library, 409 4th Ave.

Author Richard Estep will discuss his books Haunted Longmont, In Search of the
Paranormal, and, coming in 2016, The Worlds Most Haunted Hospitals.
Lecture: Haunted Longmont
October 29
Wednesday, 6:30-7:30pm at the Longmont Public Library, 409 4th Ave.

Spooky stories paired with decadent, ghoulish desserts. Fun for the whole
family. Choose which storyteller and level of spooky you are comfortable with!
Registration required by calling 303-651-8477.
Spooky Stories a l carte

by Longmont Spellbinders
October 28
Tuesday and Wednesday, 10:15am or 11am

at the Longmont Public Library, 409 4th Ave.
For ages birth to 6 years, enjoy a fun story or two, then parade over the Civic Center.
Wear your costume and bring your trick or treat bag because treats may appear.
Storytime Costume Parade
October 27 & 28
City Offices Closed.
Thanksgiving Day
November 26
Saturday, 5-9pm at Centennial Pool, 1201 Alpine St

Drop 5 to 10 year olds off for a fun, supervised evening of swimming and a movie
while you enjoy a much needed parents night out! Light dinner and snacks
included. $2 multi-child discount.
New-NO day of registration
428810.2
Parents Night Out
November 14
Online registration available at LongmontColorado.gov/rec and active.com.

2 mile fee: $18-$20; 10K fee:$20-$24.
Saturday, November 14, 9am at Altona Middle School,

4600 Clover Basin Dr
Gobble, Gobble, Gobble GO! Sign up to run one of the fastest, most
scenic, 10K or 2 mile courses around or sign up to take an early November
stroll with family and friends. Receive a cool event shirt with your entry. Be
sure to sample all of the goodies in Vendor Village after the race! Group rate
available for 15 or more racers contact Centennial Pool, 303-651-8406, for
more information and to set up your group!
41st Longmont Turkey Trot
November 14
City offices closed
Weekday story times: Aug 18 to Dec 17

Birth to Age 2: Lap-sit Storytime
Tues & Wed, 10:15-10:35 or 11-11:20 am
An interactive storytime for the very youngest children with short stories,
lots of songs, nursery rhymes, and fun for everyone!
Ages 2 and 3: Toddler-Parent Storytime
Tues & Wed, 10:15-10:35 or 11-11:20 am
Children should be ready to sit and participate with the story reader and
must be accompanied by an adult.
Ages 4 to 6 Preschool Storytime
Tues & Wed, 10:15-10:45 or 11-11:30 am
For children ready to sit by themselves. Parents and caregivers are not
required to stay in the story room.
Friday Night LEGO Club. 1st Fridays, 6-8pm. All ages, children under 9
with an adult. Registration required.
Loteria Mexicana! Last Mondays, 7-9pm. Traditional Mexican bingo,

mostly in Spanish. Drop-in Program.
Dogs Enjoy Afternoon Reading (D.E.A.R). 2nd Saturdays, 1-2pm.

Children invited to read to specially trained dogs. Drop-in program.
2nd Saturdays for Tween & Teens. 6-9pm. Movies! Minecraft! Fandom!
Pizza! Crafts! Anime Club! Registration required.
at the Longmont Public Library, 409 4th Ave.

Call 303-651-8477 or see page 51 for more information.
Check out these

reoccurring programs
Christmas Day
December 25
9 am to 2 pm at Waste Diversion Center, 140 Martin St.

These events let Longmont residents conveniently recycle sensitive documents in a
manner that maintains efficient operation of the processing center. To participate, simply
bring your recent City of Longmont utility bill, showing the Waste Management fee.
Shred Event
December 12
Saturday, 5-9pm at Centennial Pool, 1201 Alpine St

Drop 5 to 10 year olds off for a fun, supervised evening of swimming and a movie
while you enjoy a much needed parents night out! Light dinner and snacks
included. $2 multi-child discount.
New-NO day of registration
428810.01
Parents Night Out
December 5
December 2015
For a complete overview and detailed activity schedule call Recreation

Services at 303-651-8404 or visit LongmontColorado.org/rec
Saturday, 5-7pm activities include:

Firepits with Hot Cocoa Carts
Parade: 5pm Main Street (along the 300-800 blocks)
Fireworks: 6:30pm Roosevelt Park
Food Trucks with delicious meals for sale
Friday, 5-8pm activities include:

Firepits with Hot Cocoa Carts
Santas Workshop: 5-8pm St Vrain Memorial Building
Ice Skating Show: 6pm
Park Laser Light Show: 7pm
Food Trucks with delicious meals for sale
From ancient time light has been

both a source of mystery and
magic, providing necessary warmth
and guidance. Enjoy the mystery
and magic of millions of sparkling
lights and the sights and sounds of winter holiday celebrations as Longmont
Lights! As the centerpiece attraction of Longmont Lights! Roosevelt Park
will illuminate and paint an impressive picture November 27 mid January.
Thanks to the support of generous community sponsors, the Longmont
Lights! Festival is more than just lights. Mark your calendars now to enjoy all
of the sights and festivities that the Longmont Lights Festival has to offer!
FREE Community Event at Roosevelt

Park, 700 Longs Peak Ave
Longmont Lights!
December 11 & 12
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: Bowling
This program is designed to give each

participant an opportunity to enjoy a
leisure activity that provides fun and
excitement for years to come. Participants
should have a basic knowledge of bowling because no
instruction is given. Each bowler will be participating at his/
her own pace. An additional fee of $1 will be collected from
each bowler per week for Centennial Lanes.*NO Class: 11/26
12 & up:

Location:
Fee:
Sept 10-Oct 22, Thurs, 3-4pm

Oct 29-Dec 17, Thurs, 3-4pm
Centennial Bowling, 110 E 9th Ave
449100.A
449100.B
This program offers instruction and training in Special

Olympics Volleyball competition.
12 & up: Sept 8-Oct 27, Tue, 7:30-8:30pm
449110.A
Fee:
Special Olympics Swimming Prep
Special Olympics Prep offers instruction and training

to prepare for Special Olympics Swimming season and
competition.
420981.1
16 & up:

Location:
Sept 11, Fri, 3:45-5:15pm

449200.A
Oct 9, Fri, 3:45-5:15pm
449200.B
Nov 13, Fri, 3:45-5:15pm
449200.C
Dec 4, Fri, 3:45-5:15pm
449200.D
St Vrain Mem Bldg, 700 Longs Peak Ave
This introduction to drumming for people with special

needs is fun, easy and accessible to anyone. The Djembe
drum from West Africa is the drum of choice, and drums
are provided. Simple rhythms will be presented slowly and
patiently. *No class 11/24
14 & up: Sept 1-22, Tue, 5:15-6:15pm
449400.A

Oct 6-27, Tue, 5:15-6:15pm
449400.B

Nov 3-Dec 1*, Tue, 5:15-6:15pm
449400.C
Instructor: Gregg Hansen
Location: Izaak Walton Clubhouse, 18 S Sunset
Fee:

Fee:
SCOPE: Karaoke Party
Get your groove on, and sing along to your favorite tunes.
Catch up with your friends and enjoy refreshments and crafts!
8 & up:
Sept 21, Mon, 7-8:15pm
449501.A
SCOPE: Halloween Party
Come in costume! Enjoy Dancing to Thriller, karaoke,

refreshments, and crafts. Contest for best costume!
8 & up:
Oct 26, Mon, 7-8:15pm
449502.A
SCOPE: Holiday Party
Get in the spirit of the holidays! Make holiday crafts and

indulge in some holiday tunes, cookies and hot chocolate!
8 & up:
Nov 30, Mon, 7-8:15pm
449504.A
Did you know?
The Longmont Museum & Cultural Center, 400 Quail Rd,

is open special hours for people with special needs?
Call 303-651-8374 for more information!
The Longmont Public Library, 409 4th Ave, has special
resources for people with special needs
call 303-651-8470 for information.
Looking for youth SCOPE bowlers!
SCOPE is hoping to expand our bowling opportunities to

younger bowlers - contact Elizabeth 303-651-8394 for
information.
Thank You Volunteers!
The Scope Program would like to thank the following special people for donating their time and talents to make a difference in
the lives of people with special needs: Connie Johnson, Julie Ann Markiewicz, Cindy Haefele, John Malson, Ben Keith, Tom
DeHerrera, Damian Tate, Russ Ray, Steve Zimmerman, Ed & Trudy Navarro, Eric Christensen, Patty Chamberlain, Kristy Meining
& Meining Automotive, Jim Keller, Manny Cano, Marcus Cano, Mark Powell & Powell Structure Moving, Dean Johnson, Al
Wolden, Jim Lucarelli, Marcus Cano, Karen Epperson, PMP Realty, Fitness 19, Tom Lange, all of the swimming volunteers, the
wonderful staff at Centennial Lanes and everyone who so kindly supports our programs and activities! If you are interested in
sharing your time or talents, please call 303-651-8394.
More volunteer opportunities exist for adults, teen, and families. Sign up online at www.LongmontColorado.gov/donate
SCOPE: Drumming
New!
Dont miss this opportunity to take a free art class offered

by East Boulder County Artists. Class is for students with
special needs who are independent or attending with a selfprovided care provider.
SCOPE Parties!
SCOPE: Volleyball
8 & up:
Sept 18-Nov 13, Fri, 5:30-6:30pm
Fee:
SCOPE: Free Art Class
Thera peutic Recreation
The SCOPE (Supportive, Captivating, & Original Programs &
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Dance
Dance Dimensions
Now offering classes at the St Vrain Memorial Building as well as their Main St location!
Dance Dimensions has a policy of allowing visitors to observe at the first and last class only. For ballet classes, ballet shoes and
appropriate attire is needed for class: please no satin ballet shoes from discount stores, as they do not fit properly.
For tap classes, no Highlight or Dancetime shoes or discount store shoes will be allowed due to poor fit and soft metal residue.
For further clarification, please call Dance Dimensions at 303-772-3750.
Location: Dance Dimensions, 638 Main St (unless otherwise indicated)
Tiny Tutus
Beginning Tap
This class is a
wonderful introductory
dance experience for
the very young student.
Creative movement
and basic technique
will provide confidence,
coordination, strength
and fun! Students are
asked to wear ballet
shoes and appropriate
dress.*NO Class: 11/27
A fun class to develop rhythm and coordination. This

class will teach basic tap technique and rhythm. Tap shoes
required for class.
6 to 8 yrs:
Sept 14-Nov 2
Nov 9-Dec 14
Location:
Beginning Jazz
3 years:
Tuesday, 9:30-10:15am
Sept 8-Oct 20 $77 res/$96.25 non-res
Oct 27-Dec 8 $77 res/$96.25 non-res
444500.T1
444500.T2
3 years:
Fridays, 9-9:45am
Sept 4-Oct 23 $88 res/$110 non-res
444500.F1
444500.F2
Pre-Ballet & Tap
A fun class for the child whose feet are always moving. This
class will introduce students to the basic techniques of tap
and ballet, as well as rhythm and coordination. Tap shoes
and ballet shoes are necessary, as well as appropriate
apparel.*NO Class: 11/27
4 to 5 yrs:
Tuesdays, 10:15-11am
444501.T1
444501.T2
4 to 5 yrs:
Fridays, 9:45-10:30am
Sept 4-Oct 23 $88 res/$110 non-res
444501.F1
444501.F2
Pre-Ballet/Tumbling
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 class. Ballet shoes and appropriate attire needed for
class.*NO Class: 11/27
4 to 5 yrs:
Fridays, 10:30-11:15am
Sep 4-Oct 23 $88 res/$110 non-res
New!
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444502.A
444502.B
Lil Dancing Dynamites
Do you have a little one that LOVES music and cant sit still
when they hear the rhythm? This is the class for them! This is
a high energy, introductory class to different styles of music
and dance, including ballet, jazz and hip hop. The first 6
dancers to register will receive a Dance Dimensions Dancing
Dynamites T-Shirt. *NO Class: 11/25
4 to 6 yrs:
Sept 9-Oct 21
Oct 28-Dec 16
Location:
Monday, 4-4:45pm
$88 res/$110 non-res
444600.A
$66 res/$82.50 non-res
444600.B
Wednesday, 4:30-5:30pm
$95 res/$118.75 non-res
444503.A
$95 res/$118.75 non-res
444503.B
A fun beginning class,

dancing to upbeat music
and learning the basics
of jazz dance. Basic
steps and the foundation
of jazz technique and
placement will be taught.
6 to 8 yrs:
Monday, 4:45-5:30pm
Sep 14-Nov 2 $88 res/$110 non-res
444601.A
Nov 9-Dec 14 $66 res/$82.50 non-res
444601.B
Location:
Beginning Hip Hop
A fun class to learn the latest moves in hip hop. If you love to
move, this is the class for you. boys are especially welcome!
*NO Class: 11/24
9 to 12 yrs:
Sept 8-Oct 20
Oct 27-Dec 15
Location:
New!
Tuesday, 4:15-5:15pm
$95 res/$118.75 non-res
444602.A
$95 res/$118.75 non-res
444602.B
Beginning Acrobatics
A class for those children who love to stand on their head

and are always cartwheeling around the room. This class will
teach tumbling basics and will strengthen and build a strong
core to progress to the next level. *NO Class: 11/28
8 to 12 yrs:
Saturday, 9-10am
New!
444603.A
444603.B
Adult Hip Hop
A fun, energetic, non-threatening class for adults. This class

offers a getaway to rock out to funky music and explore hip
hop movement. Come and join the fun!
18 & up:
Monday, 7- 8pm
Sep 14-Nov 2 $95 res/$118.75 non-res
444735.A
444735.B
Location:
Appropriate apparel must be worn to every classrequirements available online and on registration receipt. Questions,
please call Longmont Dance Theatre Academy, 303-772-1335, or visit their website at www.ldtacademy.com.
Location:
Fee:
Longmont Dance Theatre Academy, 1422 Nelson Rd

Tutu Terrific & Timestep Tappers
During this combination Ballet and Tap class, imagination

and story-telling through dance is emphasized using guided,
creative and age-appropriate movement.
3 to 5 yrs:

Sept 9-Oct 28, Wed, 10-11am

444510.A
Sept 11-Oct 30, Fri, 3:30-4:30pm 444510.B
Ballet Dance Class
Transform your body into an instrument of classical

movement from head to toe! The emphasis in the beginning
level of study is on posture and the joy of dance through the
fundamentals of ballet training. Performance opportunities
are available.
6 to 8 yrs:

Sept 10-Oct 29, Thurs, 5:30-6:30pm 444612.A

Sept 11-Oct 30, Fri, 5:30-6:30pm 444612.B
Super Hero Movement
During this high energy movement class, games that test

physical coordination and expand imagination allow kids to
discover their own Super Hero identity. Students will move
safely and with respect as they explore their emotional,
mental and physical powers.
6 to 10 yrs: Sept 10-Oct 29, Thurs, 5:30-6:15pm 444613.A
Aerial Dance
for All Ages
This basic aerial technique

class combines aerial, visual
and circus arts with theater
and dance for an exhilarating
experience. Climbs, footwraps,
knee-hooks
and
inversions will condition,
challenge and engage every
muscle in your body.
6 to 10 yrs: Sept 12-Oct 31, Sat, 1:30-2:30pm 444621.A
18 & up:
Sept 12-Oct 31, Sat, 3:30-4:30pm 444750.A
Ballet for Adults & Teens

Transform your body into
an instrument of classical
movement from head to
toe! The emphasis in the
beginning level of study is on
posture and the fundamentals
of ballet training. This adult
class is designed to get you
moving while also developing
gracefulness and poise
through movement.
The City of Longmont Recreation staff

strives to provide a broad spectrum
of recreation and leisure opportunities
for a wide range of ages, interests and
abilities. However, we also acknowledge
that not every recreational interest is
addressed in our program line up. With
this in mind, we would encourage you to
contact one or more of the other local
providers that provide quality programs
in the Longmont community. Web
addresses and e-mails are available at
www.LongmontColorado.gov/rec.
Sept 8-Oct 27, Tues, 7-8:30pm

Sept 11-Oct 30, Fri, 6:30-8pm
Boulder Valley Lacrosse

CO Rebels Fast-pitch Softball
Dance Dimensions
Garden Acres Batting Cages
High Altitude Archery
Indian Peaks Girls Softball Assn
Life Bridge Church Sports Dir
Longmont Athletic Club
Longmont Baseball League
Longmont Dance Theatre Academy
Longmont Grizzlies Wrestling Club
Longmont Swim Club
Longmont Tennis Association
Longmont YMCA
St. Vrain FC - youth soccer
St. Vrain Youth Football (tackle)
Twin Peaks Youth Sports Flag Football
& Cheerleading
We Sport U - youth flag football
444752.A
444752.B
Contact
Josh Sims
Mark Drouhard
Office
Salvadore
Tom Adjutant
Melissa Goodard
JR Masteller
Office
Office
Office
Miguel Mendez
Scott
Robert Gerken
Office
Office
Office
Phone
303-952-4049
970-381-6307
303-772-3750
303-682-0822
720-491-3309
303-776-3424
303-776-2927x256
303-772-4700
720-684-6286
303-772-1335
303-641-2373
303-520-6161
303-588-8391
303-776-0370
303-651-3109
720-438-0240
Office
720-635-5726
Cyndi Elia
303-651-9790
14 & up:

Local Service
Providers
Youth/Adult Dance
Longmont Dance Theatre Academy Classes
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Thriller Workshop
Dance
In tribute to Michael
Jackson we are offering
his signature line dance
just in time for Halloween.
Come out and join us in
learning this fun series
of smooth moves of this
ground
breaking
line
dance. Everyone can do it!
Bring your Zombie friends.
16 & up:
Instructor:
Location:
Fee:
Fri, Oct 16, 7-9pm

444730.A
Casablanca Dance Studio
Swing Dancing
Swing is lively, up-beat and done to a wide variety of music.

In this class well be learning Jitterbug swing which is the
simplest and easiest to do. Well be dancing to Big Band,
Popular, and Country music.
Ballroom for Couples
This is a fun, structured class of basic techniques. Learn four

dances- Waltz, rhumba, swing and foxtrot, combined with the
fundamentals of leading and following. Couples do not rotate
partners, so you stay with who you are comfortable with.
Attendance at first class is very important. Fee includes both
partners. *NO Class: 11/25
14 & up:

Instructor:
Location:
Fee:
Sept 2-30, Wed, 7-8pm

444700.A
Oct 7-Nov 4, Wed, 7-8pm
444700.B
Nov 11-Dec 16, Wed, 7-8pm
444700.C
Christian Thierens
Ballroom 2 for Couples
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This is a fun, structured class for couples only, with an emphasis

on correct technique. This class is for those who have already
taken Ballroom for Couples. Fee is per couple.*NO Class: 11/25
14 & up:

Instructor:
Location:
Fee:

444701.A
Oct 7-Nov 4, Wed, 8-9pm
444701.B
Nov 11-Dec 16, Wed, 8-9pm
444701.C
Christian Thierens
Beginning Latin Dance
Would you like to be dancing like the Stars? Why should

Celebrities have all the fun? If youre looking for a way to
spice up your relationship, try Latin Dancing. It is fun, easy,
and a heart-healthy workout. Well be learning the lively Salsa,
romantic Rumba, and rhythmic Cha-Cha.
16 & up:
Instructor:
Location:
Fee:
Sept 11-Oct 9, Fri, 7-8pm

444705.A
Country Dancing
Get ready for the Country dance floor! Learn all the basics for
Texas Two-Step and Triple Step. In addition, learn the Cowboy
Cha-Cha, a line dance to do by yourself or with a partner. So
grab your boots and come join us.
16 & up:
Instructor:
Location:
Fee:
Sept 11-Oct 9, Fri, 8-9pm

444715.A
16 & up:
Instructor:
Location:
Fee:
Oct 23-Nov 20, Fri, 8-9pm

444710.A
Night Club 2-Step
This is a beautiful slow dance done to soft rock love songs,

slow Latin, or slow contemporary music. It is romantic, simple,
and easy to learn.
16 & up:
Instructor:
Location:
Fee:
New!
Oct 23-Nov 20, Fri, 7-8pm

444725.A
Adult Hip Hop
A fun, energetic, non-threatening class for adults. This class

offers a getaway to rock out to funky music and explore hip
hop movement. Come and join the fun!
18 & up:
Sep 14-Nov 2
Nov 9-Dec 14
Location:
Peak Ave
Monday, 7- 8pm
$95 res/$118.75 non-res
444735.A
$71 res/$88.75 non-res
444735.B
St Vrain Memorial Building, 700 Longs
Aerial Dance for All Ages
This basic aerial technique class combines aerial, visual and

circus arts with theater and dance for an exhilarating experience.
Climbs, foot-wraps, knee-hooks and inversions will condition,
challenge and engage every muscle in your body.
18 & up:
Sept 12-Oct 31, Sat, 3:30-4:30pm 444750.A
Ballet for Adults & Teens
Transform your body into an instrument of classical

movement from head to toe! The emphasis in the beginning
level of study is on posture and the fundamentals of ballet
training. This adult class is designed to get you moving while
also developing gracefulness and poise through movement.
14 & up:

Sept 8-Oct 27, Tues, 7-8:30pm

Sept 11-Oct 30, Fri, 6:30-8pm
444752.A
444752.B
New!
Little Artist
18mo to 3 yrs: Monday, 9:15-10am

Dates/Fees: Sept 14-Oct 5 $45 res/$56.25 non-res 445480.09

Oct 19-Nov 16 $55 res/$68.75 non-res 445480.10

Dec 7-21
$35 res/$73.75 non-res 445480.12
Instructor: Harmonys A.C.T.
Location: Creation Station, 519 4th Ave
New!
Mommy and Me
Come on over for an hour plus of fun while gaining support

and information from others facing similar joys and concerns.
Parenting exchanges will include popular topics such as
sleeping through the night, sharing parents bed, babysitting
and many more. Toddlers will have fun with toys, free play,
simple crafts and socialization.
12 mo to 2 years: Friday, 9-10:15am
Dates/Fees: Sept 4-25
$24 res/$30 non-res 445801.09

Oct 2-23
$24 res/$30 non-res 445801.10

Oct 30-Nov 20 $24 res/$30 non-res 445801.11

Dec 4-18
$18 res/$22.50 non-res 445801.12
Superstar Gymnastics
Nature Nuts Toddler
2 to 3 yrs:

2 to 3 yrs:

Location:

Fee:
Mon, 9:30-11:30am
Sept 14-Oct 5
447955.09
Oct 12-Nov 2
447955.10
Nov 9-Dec 7*
447955.11
Wed, 9:30-11:30am
Sept 16-Oct 7
447955.9A
Oct 14-Nov 4
447955.0A
Nov 11-Dec 9*
447955.1A
Sandstone Ranch Visitors & Learning Center,
3001 E Hwy 119
Parent-Child Climbing Class
This parent/child class introduces very young children to the

world of rock climbing! Children will learn to trust the climbing
system as well as basic climbing techniques. Parents will learn
about safety and encouraging their young climbers. (NOTE: This
is NOT a technique course for adults.) *No class November 28-29
3 to 5 yrs:

Location:
Fee:
9-10 am
Sept 12-Oct 10, Sat, 9-10 am
417345.S1
Sept 13-Oct 11, Sun, 9-10 am
417345.U1
Oct 31-Dec 5*, Sat, 9-10 am
417345.S2
Nov 1-Dec 6*, Sun, 9-10 am
417345.U2
Superstar 5 & 6
Beginning gymnastics skills are taught while developing
strength, balance and flexibility. Fundamental skills will be
taught on bars, balance beam, trampoline, vaulting board
and mats. Fun props and music are used in this fast paced
and fun filled class. Ages 5 & 6 year old.
Advanced 3 & 4; Advanced 5 & 6: Advanced classes by
permission only, not available to register online.
Aug 31Sept 28*
$30/$38
Nov 30Dec 14
$30/$38 $22.50/$28 $22.50/$28
445172.09
445161.09
445180.09
445171.09
Oct 5-26
Times
For kids 1-6 years, each class is 35 minutes. One child per Mondays
9:30-10:05a 445170.09 445170.10
Superstar
3/4
adult in the parent/child classes. All classes held at the St
Superstar Tot 1 & 2 10:15-10:50a 445160.09 445160.10
Vrain Memorial Building, 700 Longs Peak Ave.
Superstar Tot 1
Spend quality time with your walking little one as they
improve spatial awareness, coordination, gross motor and
social skills. Explore the trampoline, balance beam, bars,
fun obstacle courses, parachute games, music and much
more!
Superstar Tot 2
Enjoy one-on-one time with your child while they learn basic
tumbling skills on the mats, trampoline, bars, beam and
vaulting board. We will be improving coordination, strength,
and flexibility thru parachute games, obstacle courses,
rhythmic streamers, music and more!
Superstar 3 & 4
Develop basic gymnastics skills while having fun. Hop, run and
trot through the obstacles course. Trampoline, balance beam,
bars, vaulting and mat work will increase body awareness,
coordination and strength.
Children will use rhythmic
streamers, hoops, bean bags, parachute and music in this fun
class. For kids 3 - 4 years old.
Superstar 3/4
Superstar Tot 1 & 2
Superstar 5/6
Superstar 3/4
11-11:35a
4:45-5:20p
5:30-6:05p
6:15-6:50p
Wednesdays
Times
Superstar Tot 1
Superstar 3/4
Superstar Tot 1 & 2
Superstar ADV 5/6
Superstar 3/4
Superstar Tot 2
9:30-10:05a
10:15-10:50a
11-11:35a
4:45-5:20p
5:30-6:05p
6:15-6:50p
Thursdays
Times
Superstar Tot 2
Superstar 3/4
Superstar ADV 3/4
Superstar ADV 3/4
Superstar 3/4
Superstar 5/6
9:30-10:05a
10:15-10:50a
11-11:35a
4:45-5:20p
5:30-6:05p
6:15-6:50p
Nov 2-16
445172.10
445161.10
445180.10
445171.10
445170.11
445160.11
445172.11
445161.11
445180.11
445171.11
445170.12
445160.12
445172.12
445161.12
445180.12
445171.12
445152.09
445175.09
445163.09
445188.09
445173.09
445164.09
445152.10
445175.10
445163.10
445188.10
445173.10
445164.10
445152.11
445175.11
445163.11
445188.11
445173.11
445164.11
445152.12
445175.12
445163.12
445188.12
445173.12
445164.12
445165.09
445176.09
445178.09
445177.09
445174.09
445182.09
445165.10
445176.10
445178.10
445177.10
445174.10
445182.10
445165.11
445176.11
445178.11
445177.11
445174.11
445182.11
445165.12
445176.12
445178.12
445177.12
445174.12
445182.12
Sept 2-23
$30/$38
Sept 3-24
$30/$38
Oct 7-28 Nov 4-18 Dec 2-16

$30/$38 $22.50/$28 $22.50/$28
Oct 8-29 Nov 5-19 Dec 3-17

$30/$38 $22.50/$28 $22.50/$28
* No class Sept 7. Advanced Classes by permission only, must register in person/phone.
Superstar Gymnastics
knows all kids are
SUPERSTARS who love
to learn and be fit while they:
Learn gymnastics skills
Develop coordination and flexibility
Develop strength and skills to enhance other sports
Learn to play rhythmic instruments
Enjoy a new themed lesson plan each week
Gain self-esteem & confidence
New!
Nature lovers are in for a treat! This kids-only nature program

includes art, puppetry, movement, nature exploration, snack
time, story time, and lots of hands-on experiences. Delight
in your childs growing independence as they develop
socially with the kind staff and fun setting at Sandstone
Ranch. *No class on 11/23 or 11/25
Preschool
Create art by making a

mess, exploring art textures,
and having fun through a
large range of art materials
in this parent and child
class. Everything is nontoxic. Children make three
projects in each class to
take home.
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Preschool
New!
Preschool Spanish and ART!
What a deal, two classes in one! This fun, interactive class

introduces the Spanish Language using art and crafts, playing
games, singing songs, playing instruments and storytelling.
Kids will explore the art and cultural aspects of Spanish
speaking countries. *NO Class: 11/27
3 to 5 yrs: Sept 4-25, Fri, 11:15-12:15am

Oct 2-23, Fri, 11:15-12:15am

Nov 6-Dec 4, Fri, 11:15-12:15am
Instructor: Ana Guttridge
Fee:
445350.09
445350.10
445350.11
During this hands-on class, kids will have fun while learning,
experimenting and cooking with seasonal local vegetables
grown at Ollin Farms. Kids will learn the importance of having
5 colors on your plate. Lets have fun with veggies!
446176.09
446176.10
446176.11
Mommy & Me - Intro to Horses
Young children learn about horses with a parent (or

grandparent). Includes safety discussion, hands-on time
learning to brush and interact with the gentle horses, and
riding. Each child has a turn to ride with their parent leading
their horses on a lead line. Important Safety Rules: No younger
siblings in strollers or worn in carriers. Parent must remain
with child and be very hands on at all times.
36
JumpBunch for preschoolers takes learning to the next level with

over 75 unique lesson plans designed to stimulate your childs
mind while exercising their body. In addition to learning about
nutrition and healthy living habits, weekly activities enhance
hand-eye coordination, color and shape recognition, fine and
gross motor skill development, self-confidence and much more.
3 to 5 yrs:

Location:
Fee:
Sept 1-22, Tue, 9:30-10:15am

445440.09
Sept 29-Oct 20, Tue, 9:30-10:15am 445440.10
Oct 27-Nov 17, Tue, 9:30-10:15am 445440.11
St Vrain Mem Bldg, 700 Longs Peak Ave
Jiggy Baby
Cooking Classes with Ollin Farms
5 to 9 yrs: Sept 4&11, Fri, 12:30- 1:30pm

Oct 2& 9, Fri, 12:30- 1:30pm

Nov 6&13, Fri, 12:30- 1:30pm
Fee:
Jumpbunch
2 to 4 yrs:

Location:
Fee:
Aug 29, Sat, 4-5:30pm

345901.S
Sept 26, Sat, 4-5:30pm
445901.S
Sun Pony Ranch, 18490 County Rd 1
New!
Princess Art
Come as your favorite princess

and make three projects to take
home each class. A new Disney
Princess is featured each week.
Make wands, crowns, jewelry
boxes, jewelry, castles, and
much more glittery and sparkly
projects. We will dress up, dance, and have a story. This is a
drop-off art class: child does not need to be potty trained.
2 to 5 yes: Monday, 10:15-11am
Dates/Fees: Sept 14-Oct 5 $45 res/$56.25 non-res 445460.09


Dec 7-21
$35 res/$31.25 non-res 445460.12
Instructor: Harmonys A.C.T.
New!
Spook-tacular
Animal Creation Fun Day
Treat your child to a loveable monster or black cat that they

can play with and take trick or treating. The party begins by
choosing your animal, stuffing it, giving it a heart, sewing it
up and then making a small bag to take with them trick or
treating! This is a parent/child class.
18 mo to 10 yrs: Oct 23, Fri, 9:30-10:30am
445464.09
Fee:
Time for music, time for fun! Get ready to move, sing and
play! This parent and child class provides powerful child
development through music, movement and instrument
play. Connect with other parents and come home with great
bonding and nurturing activities for you and your little one.
6mo to 2 yrs: Thursday, 9-9:45am
Dates/Fee: Sept 10-Oct 1$37 res/$46.25 non-res 445352.09

Oct 8-29 $37 res/$46.25 non-res
445352.10

Nov 5-19 $27.75 res/$34.25 non-res 445352.11

Dec 3-17$27.75 res/$34.25 non-res 445352.12
Instructor: Shanaine Hendrix
Music Go Round
Through
singing,
body
movement, drumming and
the introduction of a variety
of instruments and activities,
children learn the basics of
music, while practicing age
appropriate social and motor
skills. All instruments and
materials are provided. This
is a parent/child class.
2 to 3 yrs: Sept 10-Oct 1,
Thurs, 10-10:45am
445351.09

Sept 10-Oct 1, Thurs, 11-11:45am

Oct 8-29, Thurs, 10-10:45am

Oct 8-29, Thurs, 11-11:45am
Fee:
445351.9A
445351.10
445351.01
2 to 3 yrs: Nov 5-19, Thurs, 10-10:45am

445351.11

Nov 5-19, Thurs, 11-11:45am
445351.1A

Dec 3-17, Thurs, 10-10:45am
445351.12

Dec 3-17, Thurs, 11-11:45am
445351.2A
Fee:
$27.75 resident/$37 non-resident
Instructor: Shanaine Hendrix
New!
Fun Keys-Around the World
Join Ms. Carolyn in this exciting Keyboarding class! Your child

will learn to play by sight and sound while interacting with
animated videos, dancing, singing and moving to the rhythm.
2 to 3 yrs: Thursday, 3:15- 4:15pm
Dates/Fees: Sept 3-24 $30 res/$37.50 non-res 445366.09

Oct 1-22 $30 res/$37.50 non-res 445366.10


Dec 3-17 $22.50 res/$28 non-res 445366.12
Instructor: Carolyn Baldassare
Small Wonders Preschool Small

Wonders is licensed with the State of
Colorado. Our program is designed
to offer a variety of developmentally
appropriate activities that help each
child develop to his/ her fullest
socially, emotionally, physically,
creatively and cognitively. Classes
follow the St Vrain School District
calendar for holidays and school
breaks. Mays 2016 tuition is
collected at the time of registration;
50% is refundable prior to Aug 1, 100% non-refundable after Aug 1.
Fun Time Escape

Age:
Dates:
Time:
Days:
Fee:
Location:
3 years old by Sept 30, 2015

Aug 31, 2015, to May 19, 2016
9-11:30am
Monday & Wednesday, or Tuesday & Thursday
$121/month res & $151.25/month non-res
Little Learners
Age:
4 years old by Sept 30, 2015
Dates:
Aug 31, 2015, to May 20, 2016
Time:
12:15-2:45pm
Days/Fees: Tue/Thurs option: $121/month res/$151.25 non-res
Mon/Wed/Fri option: $170.50/month res/$213 non-res
Preschool / Youth & Teen
Small Wonders
Preschool
Youth & Teen

Music for Little Mozarts
New!
Keyboard Encounters by Yamaha
This amazing class is an excellent introductory class for

keyboard. Your little Mozart will learn how to play by ear,
interact with exciting interactive videos, enhance musical
vocabulary and fine tune finger exercises. Kids will have fun
singing, listening and learning the music process.
Each student learns to play the piano sooner than ever

thought possible on an individual Portable Grand digital
piano. Play separately and as a group as you learn the early
essentials of music. Go home the first class able to play at
least one song.
4 to 6 yrs: Thurs, 4:15-5:10pm

Sept 3-24
$30 res/$37.50 non-res 445450.09

Oct 1-22
$30 res/$37.50 non-res 445450.10


Dec 3-17
$22.50 res/$28 non-res 445450.12
10 to 16 yrs: Thurs, 6:15-7:15pm

Sept 3-24
$30 res/$37.50 non-res 445454.09

Oct 1-22
$30 res/$37.50 non-res 445454.10


Dec 3-17
$22.50 res/$28 non-res 445454.12
New!
Drum Set 101
Keyboard Encounters by Yamaha
Your child will rock out learning to play the keyboard and
read notes. Students will learn to play while singing,
listening, pitch matching, keyboard techniques, rhythm and
movement. Beware, it might bring out your childs inner rock
star!
7 to 9 yrs: Thurs, 5:15-6:10pm

Sept 3-24
$30 res/$37.50 non-res 445451.09

Oct 1-22
$30 res/$37.50 non-res 445451.10


Dec 3-17
$22.50 res/$28 non-res 445451.12
Learn how to play drum set in a

fun, relaxed setting. Jon Powers
has played drums for Justin
Timberlake and Charlie Sexton
among others, and has 20 years
teaching experience. Everyone will
get to play and learn the basics of
how to play drum set!
New!
8 to 14 yrs: Sept 19-Oct 10, Sat, 10-11am

446390.09
Instructor: Jon Powers Drumming
Fee:
37
Youth & Teen
New!
Homeschool Classes
P.E. Me- Fitness and Sport for Homeschoolers

Develop the WHOLE child from the inside out. Each class
begins with fitness; teaching the basic form and function of
athletic body movements. Fun drills are used to teach body
coordination, strength and agility. Fun obstacle courses are
used to apply what they have learned. The second half is
sports time! *NO Class: 11/25
5 to 10 yrs: Sept 9-Oct 21, Wed, 8:30-9:45am

Oct 28-Dec 16 Wed, 8:30-9:45am
447953.09
447953.10
10 to 16 yrs: Sept 9-Oct 21, Wed, 9:50-11:05am 447953.9A

Oct 28-Dec 16, Wed, 9:50-11:05am 447953.0A
Instructor: In the Core Athlete
Fee:
Exploring the Science of Music
Girls develop confidence and leadership skills as they design

projects with mentors who introduce them to eSTEAM
careers. Exploring the science of music, they learn physics,
engineering and entrepreneurship while using the tools of
technology, art and mathematics.*NO Class: 11/23
6 to 10 yrs: Sept 14-Oct 5, Mon, 1-2:30pm

Oct 12-Nov 2, Mon, 1-2:30pm

Nov 9-Dec 7, Mon, 1-2:30pm
Instructor: Cool Girls Science and Art
Fee:
446526.09
446562.10
446562.11
Learn about metals, mining, casting and jewelry making

techniques in these fun, educational classes taught by an
instructor with 40 years of experience teaching silversmithing!
All materials included in course fee.
Instructor:
Don Norris
Simple Silversmithing
Make your own sterling silver pendant! Design your own

pendant with your choice of colored stone. Instructor will
help students design pendant, then solder it together. 20 inch
Sterling Silver chain provided.
8 to 18 years: Sept 9, Wed, 2-4pm 446340.1
Nov 4, Wed, 2-4pm 446340.2
Fee:
Simple Rock Wrapping
Learn to make simple pendants and necklaces using wire,

stones and copyrighted Rock Wraps. Each student will make
two Sterling Silver wrapped pendants and some copper pieces
of their choice. Learn about the properties of silver and copper
and the stones used. 20 inch Sterling Silver chain provided.
8 to 18 years: Sept 23, Wed, 2-4pm 446341.1
Nov 18, Wed, 2-4pm
446341.2
Fee:
Engineering
Challenge
38
Metal Arts & Education Classes
Power up your
engineering skills
with Play-Well
TEKnologies and
tens of thousands
ofLEGO!
Apply realworld concepts
in physics,
engineering, and architecture through engineer-designed
projects such as arch bridges, skyscrapers, motorized cars,
and the Battletrack! Design and build as never before, and
explore your craziest ideas in a supportive environment.
An experienced instructor will challenge new and returning
students to engineer at the next level.
7 to 12 yrs: Sept 15-Nov 3, Tue, 1-2:30pm
446186.09
Instructor: TEKnologies Play-Well
Fee:
Pewter Casting
Cast a pewter hummingbird and flower in this unique,

educational class! Learn about metals, how they are mined,
what alloys are and all about pewter, Sterling Silver and
gold. Display your bird as a hanging ornament or paired with
the flower in a beautiful sculpture. Instructor will share his
extensive experience in casting and metalsmithing, teaching
about the history of pewter casting, mining tradition and how
he sculpts the molds used for casting.
8 to 18 years: Oct 14, Wed, 2-4pm
446342.1
Dec 2, Wed, 2-4pm
446342.2
Fee:
Pine Needle Casting
Cast your own sterling silver pendant! Melt Sterling Silver,

pour it into a bundle of pine needles, then look closely to find
your unique pendant. No two pendants are ever alike. Polish
your pendant, then wear it home on the provided chain. 20
inch Sterling Silver chain provided.
8 to 18 years: Oct 21, Wed, 2-4pm 446343.1
Dec 16, Wed, 2-4pm 446343.2
Fee:
Introducing
the Creation Station!
Have you noticed the beautiful new window on 4th Ave between
Main St and Kimbark Ave? Thats Community Services new
downtown space, dedicated to STREAM programs --Science,
Technology, Reading, Engineering, Arts & Math --for all ages. Check
out the lineup of exciting classes, programs and events, offered
weekdays, evenings and weekends this Fall by Recreation Services
and the Longmont Library!
Clay Dates
Crowns Characters
Canvas Painting
Play with clay and learn hand building tools and techniques
to create a fabulous clay masterpiece. Cost includes all
materials, instruction and firing for a completed project.
Some projects will be painted during class, and some will
include a studio voucher to come back for the final painting,
glazing and firing.
For serious and

recreational actors,
brand new or
experienced at acting.
Location: Jesters Theatre, 224 Main St
6 to 15 yrs: Sept 4, Fri, 4-5:15pm

Oct 9, Fri, 4-5:15pm

Nov 6, Fri, 4-5:15pm
Location: Crackpots Studios, 505 Main St
Fee:
This class emphasizes acting technique, focusing on

spontaneity, creativity, improvisation, and honesty. A
liberating class-sure to free the actor within.
10 to 17 yrs: Oct 6-Nov 10, Tue, 6-7pm
Fee:
446258.09
Royal Rousers Theatre
Nothing but theatre games and improvisation. A terrific way

to initiate children to the stage!
4 to 10 yrs: Aug 29-Oct 3, Sat, 11am-12pm

Oct 10-Nov 14, Sat, 11am-12pm
Fee:
446350.09
446350.10
Royal Troubadours Musicals
Must be able to attend all performances to enroll in the class.

For show descriptions, go to www.jesterstheatre.com.
*No class 9/7.
5 to 19 yrs: Mon/Wed, 4-6pm
The Princess and Pea
Aug 31-Oct 7*
446380.01
Seven Brides of Dracula Oct 12-Nov 18
446380.02
Fee:
Must be able to attend all performances to enroll in the class.
For show descriptions, go to www.jesterstheatre.com.
5 to 19 yrs: Tue/Thurs, 4-5:30pm
Ransom of Emily Jane Sept 1-Oct 8
Frankenstein Slept Here Oct 13-Nov 19
Fee:
New!
446381.09
446381.10
Snag Golf
A FUN focused class of fun and games for kids who just
want to have fun while picking up a some skills along the
way. We have different targets set up in the gym for your
child to hit toward. This is the perfect starter class to get
your child hooked on golf. All equipment provided.
5 to 6 yrs:

Location:
Fee:
Sept 8-22, Tue, 9:45-10:30am

476128.09
Oct 13-27, Tue, 9:45-10:30am
476128.10
Nov 3-17, Tue, 9:45-10:30am
476128.11
Dec 1-15, Tue, 9:45-10:30am
476128.0A
Learn the art of painting acrylics on canvas with Ray Geier.

New themes weekly.
8 to 16 yrs: Sept 7, Mon, 3:30-5:30pm 446425.09

Oct 5, Mon, 3:30-5:30pm
446425.10

Nov 2, Mon, 3:30-5:30pm
446425.11

Dec 7, Mon, 3:30-5:30pm
446425.12
Location: Happy Hands Studio, 2318 W. 17th Ave Unit C
Fee:
Pottery Wheel-Youth
Learn the proper technique of building a pot or vase on a

pottery wheel. Create masterpieces for yourself or others. A
$30 dollar materials fee will be due the first class.
7 to 14 yrs: Sept 1-Oct 6, Tue, 3:30-5:30pm
446427.09

Sept 2-Oct 7, Wed, 3:30-5:30pm
446427.9A

Oct 20-Nov 24, Tue, 3:30-5:30pm
446427.10

Oct 21-Nov 25, Wed, 3:30-5:30pm 446427.0B
Location: Happy Hands Studio, 2318 W. 17th Ave Unit C
Fee:
Saturday Workshops
I want to be an Astronaut
Train for launching into space and exploring the planets,

moons, comets & asteroids of our Solar System. Learn about
the programs that NASA uses to get astronauts ready for
space travel, design their own space missions, experience a
simulated rocket launch and more.
5 to 12 yrs: Oct 3, Sat, 9:30-11:30am
446550.10
Instructor: Space Time Kids Inc
Fee:
Rockin Rockets
This workshop takes kids on a wild ride into the fascinating

science of rocketry and space exploration while letting them
go hands-on to build and launch safe, non-combustible
rockets.
5 to 12 yrs: Nov 7, Sat, 9:30-11:30am
446552.11
Fee:
Be sure to check out Crochet and Knitting classes for individual 12 years and up on pages 45.
Royal Trouveres Play
446400.09
446400.10
446400.11
Youth & Teen
Performing
Arts with
Jesters
Theatre
39
Youth & Teen
Non-School Day Camps

Gravity Blast
Kids take on a hands-on, minds-on ride through the science

of getting rockets & astronauts into space & beyond and
includes lots of new activities and experiments such as
trying out their planet walking skills in our Micro Gravity
Boots, experiencing a simulated gravity slingshot, launching
spacecraft on interstellar missions and much more.
5 to 12 yrs: Oct 16, Fri, 9am-4pm
446551.10
Fee:
Interstellar Adventure
5 to 10 yrs: Dec 28-30, Mon-Wed, 9am- 3pm 446571.12

Fee:
Dabble Holiday Paint
Follow along in this fun, step by step, instructional painting

class to complete the featured painting. Great holiday gift
idea!
7 to 15 yrs: Dec 21, Mon, 2-4pm
446379.1

Dec 28, Mon, 2-4pm
446379.3
Location: Dabble Paint and Sip, 2330 Main Street, Unit E
Fee:
5 to 12 years: Nov 23-27, M/T/W/F

Half Day: 9am-12pm $105 res/$131.25 non-res 446554.10
Full Day: 9am- 4pm $160 res/$200 non-res 446554.0A
Indoor golf practice with a twist: golf in a gym! There will be a

putting area, a driving area and a chipping area. Targets will
be set up and your child will roll through stations. Accompany
your child for free unless they can move through the stations
by themselves. A self-paced activity.
Build complex machines and structures based on the best

designs from a galaxy far, far away. Projects include LEGO
X-Wings, AT-AT walkers, Pod Racers, Star Destroyers, Cloud
Cities, settlements, and fortresses. Key engineering concepts
such as gear trains, worm drives, pneumatics, eccentric
motion and more are covered as students tap into forces of
imagination and engineering.
Fun, plain and simple fun. Each day features free-play,

crafts, structured games, gym time, projects and laughterlots and lots of laughter. For grades kindergarten & up.
Kids take a journey beyond our Solar System to explore the

mysteries of deep space. Explore the challenges of a deep
space journey including traveling at near the speed of light,
piloting a nuclear powered spacecraft, shortcuts through
wormholes and much more. *NO Class: 11/26
Jedi Master Engineering
7 to 12 yrs: Dec 21-23, Mon-Fri, 9am-12pm

446186.12
Fee:
Intro to Horses & Riding
Class includes simple discussions on Horse Safety,

personalities & care. Most of the class is Hands On learning
to brush and groom the gentle horses. Classes allow for
riding time with the kids taking turns riding the horses. Wear
closed shoes and long pants. Riding helmets provided.
Location: Sun Pony Ranch, 18490 County Rd 1
5 to 7 yrs: Sept 12, Sat, 4-5:30pm

Oct 10, Sat, 4-5:30pm
Fee:
446901.B
446901.C
8 to 14 yrs: Sept 19, Sat, 4-6pm

Fee:
446902.A
Hypnosis for Test Takers
Develop focus, concentration and memory skills. Master

difficult subjects. Eliminate test anxiety. Guided imagery, or
hypnosis, works quickly to help you understand, absorb and
retain information. Free MP3 included with class.
13 to 20 yrs: Sep 16, Wed, 6:30-8pm
446700.09
Fee:
40
Holiday Break Camp
Snag Golf
5 to 10 yrs: Dec 22, Tue, 9:15-10:15am

476128.12

Dec 22, Tue, 10:20-11:20am
476128.1A
Fee:
My Doll and Me Tea Party
Bring your favorite 17 doll and come have a party! Each doll
receives a fun party outfit to wear for our tea party and take
home! If youd like, dress up for our tea party and bring a
wire brush (labeled with your name) to get our dolls ready
too! We will make a small craft to take home as well.
5 to 10 yrs: Dec 21, Mon, 10-11am
445464.12
Fee:
Child & Youth Climbing Classes
These classes cover climbing safety and explore a variety of

basic techniques to aide in increasing the climbers skill level.
Intermediate and advanced classes extend these skills as the
participants ability increases. If you are unsure which class
would be appropriate, please check with the climbing wall
staff. It may be advised to do a class level more than once!
*No class November 23-27
6 to 9 yrs:
Beginner

Intermediate

6-7 pm
Sept 7-Oct 5, Mon

Sept 8-Oct 6, Tue
Oct 26-Nov 30*, Mon
Oct 27-Dec 1*, Tue
Sept 9-Oct 7, Wed
Oct 28-Dec 2*, Wed
417346.B1
417346.B2
417346.B3
417346.B4
417346.I1
417346.I2
10 to 14 yrs: 7-8 pm
Beginner Sept 7-Oct 5, Mon
Oct 26-Nov 30*, Mon
Intermediate Sept 9-Oct 7, Wed
Oct 28-Dec 2*, Wed
417347.B1
417347.B2
417347.I1
417347.I2
6 to 14 years: 6-7 pm
Advanced Sept 10-Oct 8, Thurs
Oct 29-Dec 3*, Thurs
417347.A1
417347.A2
Location:
Fee:

Adult
Climbing
Classes
New!
Adult Climbing Clinics
These clinics cover climbing safety with a partner

(clinics have a minimum of 2 participants).
Top-Rope Belay Clinic: Belay techniques, gear use,
commands, and safety.
Lead Belay Clinic: Lead climbing and belay techniques, gear
use, commands, and safety.
Intro to Outdoor Climbing Clinic: Prepares you to climb
outside (with an experienced climber or guide). Covers
differences in indoor and outdoor climbing and safety
preparedness skills.
15 to Adult Clinics:
Top-Rope Sept 11-Sep 18, Fri 6-8pm
317348.T1
Lead Belay Sept 25-Oct 2, Fri 6-8pm
317348.L1
Top-Rope Oct 16-Oct 23, Fri 6-8pm
317348.T2
Outdoor Oct 30-Nov 6, Fri 6-8pm
317348.D1
Top-Rope Nov 13-Nov 20, Fri 6-8pm
317348.T3
Fee: $40 resident/$50 non-resident
Personal Climbing Training
All Ages: By Appointment 1 hour sessions

One Participant Fee:
1 Session: $30 resident/$39 non-resident
5 Sessions: $125 resident/$156 non-resident
Two Participants Fee:
1 Session: $40 resident/$50 non-resident
5 Sessions: $175 resident/$219 non-resident
Volunteer with Parks, Open Space & Trails!
Do you enjoy the many wonderful parks and natural

areas that Longmont has to offer? Why not help the City
keep them beautiful, safe, and healthy while meeting
new people and learning new skills? Volunteer this
season with the City
of Longmonts Parks,
Open Space & Trails.
Check out ongoing
programs and single
day events on our
website at www.bit.ly/
volunteerpost or call
303-651-8446.
15 to Adult 7-8 pm:

Beginner Sept 8-Oct 6, Tue, 7-8pm

Oct 27-Dec 1*, Tue, 7-8pm
Intermediate/Advanced

Sept 10-Oct 8, Thurs, 7-8pm

Oct 29-Dec 3*, Thurs, 7-8pm
417344.B1
417344.B2
417344.A1
417344.A2

Fee:
Hunter Safety
Get your Hunter Registration card by taking this class. This

class provides students with a solid foundation in shooting
sports and emphasizes safety, ethics and care of wildlife.
Non-hunters welcome. Contact instructor, Michael, to
register: 303-747-2827 or mehdch@aol.com
All ages: Sept 19-20, Sat 8am-5pm; Sun 9am-3pm
Fee:
$10
Tree Climbing: Dances with Branches
Tree Climbing Colorado offers introductory recreational tree

climbing experiences using fun, easy-to-learn, arborist rope
techniques, stressing both safety for climbers and protection
of trees. Certified facilitator provides all instruction and
equipment. All minors must have parent/guardian present.
Important info: Wear long pants, sturdy shoes, and bring
gloves if youve got em!
7 & up:

Instructor:
Location:
Fee:
Aug 29, Sat, 12:30-3pm

Oct 11, Sun, 12:30-3pm
Nov 8, Sun, 12:30-3pm
Harv Teitelbaum
Thompson Park, 4th & Bross St.
426021.1
426021.2
426021.3
Intro Horse n Riding
Basic Safety Issues, horse personalities, horse care, and

riding will all be discussed in this class. Each participant will
have 60 minutes of riding time in a Group Lesson. Overcome
any potential fear or anxiety with these gentle animals.
15 & up: Aug 22, Sat, 4-6:30pm
347901.A
Location: Sun Pony Ranch, 18490 County Rd 1
Fee:
Cant attend a scheduled climbing class or want

individualized instruction? These individual or small group
1-hour training sessions are personalized to you and cover
climbing safety, beginner through advanced techniques,
as well as personal climbing analysis and training. For
information or to schedule, email Rebecca: lynch-rebecca@
hotmail.com
These classes
cover climbing
safety and explore
a variety of basic
techniques to aide
in increasing the
climbers skill level.
Intermediate and
advanced classes
extend these skills as the participants ability increases. If you
are unsure which class would be appropriate, please check
with the climbing wall staff. It may be advised to do a class
level more than once! *No class 11/23-27
Adult
Outdoor
41
Adult
Beginning Guitar
Drumming
for Health
and Therapy
This course is geared

toward the beginning
student and starts
with the basics. Learn
how to tune the guitar,
play basic chords
and accompaniment
patterns in a fun group
setting. Students are
to furnish their own
acoustic guitar. $10
materials fee payable to
instructor at first class.
If you can talk--you can

drum. These classes are
fun, easy and accessible to
anyone regardless of age
or physical condition. The
Djembe drum from West
Africa is the drum of choice
and drums are provided.
Instructor: Gregg Hansen
Beginning Drumming
Simple rhythms will be presented slowly and patiently.

*No class 11/24
16 & up:
Sept 1-22
Oct 6-27
Nov 3-Dec 1*

Tuesday, 6:30-7:30pm
$36 res/$45 non-res
$36 res/$45 non-res
$36 res/$45 non-res
447330.1
447330.2
447330.3
Health & Beauty

Herbal Infused Oils & Vinegars
Now that youve learned the basics, its time to go deeper.

Pre-requisite: Beginning Drumming.
*No class 9/7 or 11/23-26.
Learn to take all those end of season flowers and herbs from
your garden and turn them into wonderful, healing infused oils
and vinegars for use in skincare and in food. Informational
handouts and recipes are included in the registration free.
Each participant leaves with a small bottle of infused herbal oil
and vinegar. $5 materials fee covers sample supplies.
16 & up:

Beginner -Thursday, 1:30-2:45pm

Sept 3-24
$36 res/$45 non-res 447331.1A
Oct 8-29
$36 res/$45 non-res 447331.2A
Nov 5-Dec 3* $36 res/$45 non-res 447331.3A
18 & up:
Instructor:
Location:
Fee:
16 & up:

Beginner - Thursday, 7-8:15pm

Sept 3-24
$36 res/$45 non-res 447331.1B
Oct 8-29
$36 res/$45 non-res 447331.2B
Nov 5-Dec 3* $36 res/$45 non-res 447331.3B
16 & up:

Intermediate 1 - Monday, 7:15-8:30pm

Aug 31-Sept 28* $36 res/$45 non-res 447333.1A
Oct 5-26
$36 res/$45 non-res 447333.2A
Nov 2-30*
$36 res/$45 non-res 447333.3A
16 & up:

Intermediate 1 - Thursday, 12-1:15pm

Sept 3-24
$36 res/$45 non-res 447333.1B
Oct 8-29
$36 res/$45 non-res 447333.2B
16 & up:

Intermediate 2 - Tuesday, 11:30am-12:45pm

Sept 1-22
$36 res/$45 non-res 447334.1A
Oct 6-27
$36 res/$45 non-res 447334.2A
Nov 3-Dec 1* $36 res/$45 non-res 447334.3A
16 & up:

Intermediate 2 - Wednesday, 7:45-9pm

Sept 2-23
$36 res/$45 non-res 447334.1B
Oct 7-28
$36 res/$45 non-res 447334.2B
Continuing Drumming
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18 & up: Sept 24-Oct 29, Thur, 7:30-8:30pm 447310.A

Instructor: Mike Tolle
Fee:
Aug 26, Wed, 6-9pm

447132.A
Jane Anderson, CCH
$30 resident/$37.5 non-resident +$5 materials fee
Essential Oils 101
Whats the buzz about essential oils? Are you wondering

how you can use them in your life? Join us in an informationpacked, fun- filled class to learn all about using essential oils
for everything from illness to chemical free home cleaning
products.
18 & up:

Instructor:
Location:
Fee:
Sept 3, Thurs, 7-8pm

447140.09
Oct 8, Thurs, 7-8pm
447140.10
Nov 12, Thurs, 7-8pm
447140.11
Dec 3, Thurs, 7-8pm
447140.12
Jessica Birmingham
Advanced Drumming
Must get permission from Gregg Hansen at

communitydrum@earthlink.net. *No class 11/24
16 & up:

Tuesday, 7:45-9pm
Sept 1-22 $36 res/$45 non-res
447335.1
Oct 6-27
$36 res/$45 non-res 447335.2
Nov 3-Dec 1*$36 res/$45 non-res
447335.3
We are looking for instructors!
Do you have knowledge of a particular subject,

skills you would like to share with others, or
perhaps a hobby that you would love to talk about?
Whatever it might be, were always in search of
new class topics and would love to hear about your
class idea. Please call Elizabeth H (303) 651-8394 to
find out more about teaching a class or classes for
Longmont Recreation Services!
General Enrichment
Zoom Balls!
Past Life Regression
Zoom balls are a super healthy, energizing, delicious snack

that are perfect to take to work, add to your kids lunches or
as a post-exercise treat. Made without gluten/grains/eggs/
soy or dairy. $10 materials fee paid to the instructor; covers
in-class samples, take home treats and recipe handouts.
18 & up:
Instructor:
Location:
Fee:
Sept 15, Tues, 7-8pm

447131.A
Jane Anderson, CCH
$20 resident/$25 non-resident +$10 materials fee
Once a Month Cooking
Walk through the process of menu planning, and preparing

all your meals for the month at one time.
14 & up:
Instructor:
Location:
Fee:
Oct 12, Mon, 6-7:30pm

Robin Wyrick
Senior Center, 910 Longs Peak Ave
447455.10
Bread Baking
Do you wonder if you had a past life? This class discusses

current beliefs about past lives and accessing them with
hypnosis. A past life regression via hypnosis will follow. Free
CD or MP3 included with class.
18 & up: Oct 14, Wed, 6:30-8:30pm
447170.10
Fee:
Using a Pendulum
Learn to access your subconscious mind with a pendulum.

Once you gain proficiency, you can use your pendulum to
quickly make decisions that stump your conscious mind
while avoiding negative or harmful influences.
18 & up: Sep 30, Wed, 6:30-8pm
447171.09
Fee:
Bread baking demonstration. Start with wheat seeds, grind

flour and finish making cinnamon rolls, Italian focaccia, and
sandwich bread. Every participant gets to taste the finished
product. Receive nutritional info about eating with whole
grains.
Spanish 101 Beg I
14 & up:
Instructor:
Location:
Fee:
15 & up: Sept 4-25, Fri, 9:45-10:45am

447155.09

Oct 2-23, Fri, 9:45-10:45am
447155.10

Oct 30-Nov 20, Fri, 9:45-10:45am
447155.11
Fee:
Oct 19, Mon, 6-8pm

Robin Wyrick
447451.10
Canning Basics
This informative class walks participants through the process

of canning their own food, including meats, veggies, fruits,
and broths.
Nov 9, Mon, 6-8pm
Robin Wyrick
447450.11
Thai Cooking Basics
Finally, learn how to cook the Thai dishes you love, right at
home! The Thai-born instructor shows you how to easily
make delicious, healthy Thai food using ingredients commonly
and easily found nearby. No experience requiredif you love
Thai food, this class is for you!
For those with No Spanish experience. Have fun learning

basic vocabulary and expressions while exploring the rich
work of Spanish speaking painters and musicians. $7 dollar
materials fee.
Spanish 201 Adv Beginner
For those with advance beginner and intermediate Spanish.

Have fun building conversational Spanish through the works
of Spanish speakers, painters and Spanish related to daily
life, activities and situations. $7 material fee payable to the
instructor at the first class.
15 & up: Sept 1-22, Tue, 6:30-7:30pm

Sept 29-Oct 20, Tue, 6:30-7:30pm

Oct 27-Nov 17, Tue, 6:30-7:30pm
Fee:
447156.09
447156.10
447156.11
18 & up: Fri, 6-8pm

Pad Thai Noodles
Sept 18
447462.A
Tom Kha Soup
Oct 2
447462.B
Green Curry
Oct 16
447462.C
Fresh Rolls with Peanut Sauce Oct 23
447462.D
Thai Pineapple Fried Rice
Nov 6
447462.E
Instructor: Veraya Conners
Fee:
$20 resident/$25 non-resident + $5 materials fee
14 & up:
Instructor:
Location:
Fee:
Adult
In the Kitchen
Volunteer with Recreation Services
Did you know that many of our youth sports programs, SCOPE programs,
and special events are made possible by the efforts of volunteers just like you?
Consider sharing your time and talent with others!
For more information visitwww.LongmontColorado.gov/donate.
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Adult
Art & Creative Pursuits

Pottery Wheel Throw
Learn how to create pottery on a pottery wheel. You will learn

the proper technique of building a pot or vase. A $40 dollar
materials fee will be due the first night of class.
16 & up:

Location:
Fee:
6-8:30pm
Sept 1-Oct 6, Tue

446426.09
Sept 2-Oct, Wed
7446426.9A
Oct 20-Nov 24, Tue
446426.10
Oct 21-Nov 25, Wed
446426.0B
Happy Hands Studio, 2318 W. 17th Ave Unit C
Glass Fusing
Let us help you discover the amazing world of glass fusing.

Learn the characteristics of glass and how heat transforms it
into something so beautiful. Well give you a comprehensive
look at a variety of tools and materials available and guide
you through the planning and design of your piece. Your
project will be fired and ready for you in approximately one
week. Must purchase project of your choice.
16 & up:

Location:
Fee:
Sept 17, Thurs, 6-8pm

Oct 22, Thurs, 6-8pm
Crackpots Studios, 505 Main St
447321.09
447321.10
447321.11
Pastel Painting Workshop
Enjoy creativity with a medium that is fun and easy to use,

easy to transport and offers wonderful results. Most of all,
the intent is to introduce you to the pleasures of creating
art using this friendly medium. Beginners and Intermediate
levels welcome. Students must provide materials at the first
sessionsupply list on receipt.
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16 & up: Oct 20-Nov 10, Tue, 10am-12pm

447350.10
Instructor: Diane Wood
Location: Longmont Rec Center, 310 Quail Rd
Fee:
No Fear Oil Painting
Whether you are a beginner or have some experience, come

and enjoy developing your talent in a nurturing environment.
Enjoy the pleasurable experience of working with this
forgiving medium. Learn how to mix and create a glowing
painting. Students must have materials at first session.
Supply list available at time of registration or on-line.
Instructor: Dorothy Pecina
Location: Carriage House Art, 11938 Oxford Rd
Fee:
18 & up:

Mon, 9-11am
Oct 5-26
Nov 2-23
Nov 30-Dec 21
447301.10
447301.11
447301.12
18 & up:

Wed, 1-3pm
Sept 30-Oct 21
Oct 28-Nov18
447303.10
447303.11
Learn to
Draw
Donna is a
botanical illustrator
for the seed
company Botanical
Interests. Students
must provide own
supplies, supply
list on receipt.
Bring $5 handout
fee to first class
Instructor: Donna Clement
Fee:

+ $5 materials fee
Botanical Illustration Using Colored Pencil
Colored pencil drawing techniques have changed and

become more exciting. Learn these techniques while learning
to draw flowers, vegetables, and other plants. Use blending
and burnishing to create very realistic botanical illustrations.
18 & up:
447319.09
Continuing
Colored Pencil
This is a continuing
exploration with
colored pencil
drawing. Drawing
from photos
and objects, we
will explore the
details of drawing
iridescence, shiny
reflective objects,
and translucent
objects.
18 & up:
Wed, Oct 7-28, 6-8pm
447316.10
Beginning Drawing Made Easy
Anyone can draw- it is just a matter of learning to see like an

artist. Through fun drawing exercises, learn about contour,
negative space, perspective, and shading in different ways.
18 & up:
Wed, Nov 4-25, 6-8pm
447317.11
Studio Time with Donna Clement
If you have ever taken a class from Donna Clement you can
take this class. Work on drawing whatever project you wish,
using mediums such as colored pencil, graphite, or pen &
ink. Donna will be there to guide you throughout. This is not
an instructional lecture class, rather a studio session with
instructor help & guidance as needed. Bring supplies that
you bought for your prior classes with Donna.
18 & up:
Dec 2-23, Wed, 6-8pm
447320.12
Please obtain all materials prior to first classlist available

upon registration. Plan to knit between classes!
Location: Longmont Yarn Shoppe, 454 Main St
Learn to Knit
Adult
Classes at the Longmont

Yarn Shoppe
This course is for absolute beginners. By the end of the two

classes you will have a warm and beautiful scarf that you will
be proud to wear.
Learn to Crochet Classes

Instructor: Debby Telfer
Learn to Crochet
For the absolute beginner, learn to crochet by making a

sampler hand bag. Plan to crochet between the 2 classes so
you are ready to finish off your purse at the 2nd class. $25
materials fee payable at 1st class (covers learn to crochet
book, yarn, crochet hook and tapestry needle).
12 & up:
Fee:

Sept 8 & 22, Tues, 6:30-8:30pm

+$25 materials fee
447400.09
Crochet Delicious Dish Cloths
For the advanced beginner who knows how to do basic crochet

stitches: chain, single crochet, double crochet, triple crochet,
and can read crochet patterns. Crochet three different styles of
deliciously designed dish cloths. Learn how to practice more
crochet stitches together in creative designs to adorn your own
kitchen or as a gift for someone else. $10 materials fee payable
at 1st class (covers yarn, crochet hook and pattern).
Oct 20, Tues, 6-9pm
+$10 materials fee
447401.10
Crochet Hats & Headbands
For the advanced beginner who knows how to do basic

crochet stitches: chain, single crochet, double crochet, triple
crochet, and can read crochet patterns. You will receive
patterns and instructions on how to crochet a hat and two
different style headbands including the Colorado flag inspired
headband. $20 materials fee payable at 1st class (covers yarn,
crochet hook and pattern).
14 & up:
Fee:

Nov 10 & 17, Tues, 6:30-8:30pm

+$20 materials fee
447408.11
Crochet Granny Squares
For the advanced beginner who knows how to do basic

crochet stitches: chain, single crochet, double crochet, triple
crochet, and can read crochet patterns. Learn how to crochet
either a granny square scarf or purse. This is a time tested
design that appears in many turn-of-the-century afghans and
is great for using up scrap yarn. $15 materials fee payable at
1st class (covers yarn, crochet hook and pattern).
12 & up:
Fee:
Dec 1, Tues, 6-9pm

447409.12
$25 resident/$31.25 non-resident +$15 materials fee
Oct 6 & 20, Tues, 6-8pm

Oct 3 & 17, Sat, 1-3pm
447415.A
447415.B
Beyond Scarves - Knit a Hat!
Ready to branch out from rectangles? Done enough

scarves? In this class learn how to knit with circular and
double pointed needles and how to follow a pattern to make
a warm, soft hat out of Bulky Weight Yarn.
12 & up:
Fee:
Nov 5 & 12, Thur, 6-7:30pm

447422.A
Learn to Spin Wool - Make Your Own Yarn!
Try making your own yarn at this Learn to Spin class. Its
portable, fun, & affordable. Bring your own spindle or
purchase at Longmont Yarn Shoppe. Roving provided. No
previous experience required.
12 & up:

Fee:
Sept 19, Sat, 12-2pm

Oct 17, Sat, 12-2pm
Nov 21, Sat, 12-2pm
447410.09
447410.10
447410.11
Getting to Know Your Digital Camera
Topics covered include automatic vs icon settings, white

balance, file formats, ISO settings and reducing red eye.
Course is 2 days the first in the classroom and the second
taking pictures. Required equipment: Digital Camera and
camera manual.
14 & up: Wed, 7-9pm & Sat, 10-11:30am
Dates:
Sept 16 & 19
447100.A

Oct 14 & 17
447100.B

Nov 11 & 14
447100.C

Dec 2 & 5

447100.D
Instructor: John Lovell
Fee:
Shooting Pictures Like a Pro
Improve the quality of your photographs. The first class

is in the classroom and the second taking pictures. Topics
covered: posing subjects, lighting, depth of field, stop action
and composition. Required: 35mm or digital camera with
ability to change aperture and shutter speed. It is strongly
recommended that you take Getting to Know Your Digital
Camera before taking this course.
14 & up: Wed, 7-9pm & Sat, 10-11:30am
Dates:
Sept 30 & Oct 3
447101.A

Oct 21 & 24
447101.B

Dec 9 & 12
447101.C
Instructor: John Lovell
Fee:
12 & up:
Fee:

12 & up:

Fee:
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Adult
Investment, Legal &

Financial Education
Will Maker Legal Seminar
Metal Smithing Classes

Simple Silversmithing
Make your own sterling silver pendant! Truly a unique

experience taught by an instructor with over 40 years
experience teaching Silversmithing. Design your own
pendant with your choice of colored stone. Don will help
you design your pendant, then solder it together for you.
All materials included in course fee, 20 inch Sterling Silver
chain provided.
16 & up:

Instructor:
Location:
Fee:

Sept 2, Wed, 6-8pm

447340.1
Oct 21, Wed, 6-8pm
447340.2
Nov 18, Wed, 6-8pm

447340.3
Don Norris
Simple Rock Wrapping
Learn to make simple pendants and necklaces using wire,

stones and copyrighted Rock Wraps. Make two Sterling Silver
wrapped pendants and some copper pieces of their choice.
Learn about the properties of silver and copper and the stones
used. All materials included in course fee, including 20 inch
Sterling Silver chain.
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In a single easy session, complete a will, financial power of

attorney, and combined medical directive (including living will,
medical power of attorney, and organ donation). Includes all
materials, witnessing, notarizing, individual review and plenty
of time for discussion and questions. Fee is per person.
Couples must have individual wills.
18 & up: Aug 29, Sat, 10am-1pm
347125.8A

Sept 23, Wed, 6-9pm
447120.A

Oct 3, Sat, 10am-1pm
447120.B

Nov 17, Tue, 6-9pm
447120.C

Dec 15, Tue, 6-9pm
447120.D
Instructor: Rebecca Bennetti
Fee:
Financial Planning
Workshops
Instructor: Rebecca Glover, Edward Jones

Fee:
Five Money Questions for Women
An educational program that shares perspective on a process

women can use to identify financial goals and set a strategy.
16 & up: Sept 9, Wed, 6-8pm

447341.1

Dec 16, Wed, 6-8pm
447341.2
Instructor: Don Norris
Fee:
18 & up:

Pewter Casting
18 & up:
Cast a pewter hummingbird and flower in this unique,

educational class! Learn about metals, what alloys are and
all about pewter, Sterling Silver and gold. Display your bird
as a hanging ornament or paired with the flower in a beautiful
sculpture. Instructor will share his extensive experience in
casting and metalsmithing, teaching about the history of
pewter casting, mining tradition and how he sculpts the
molds used for casting.
16 & up: Sept 23, Wed, 6-8pm
447342.1

Nov 11, Wed, 6-8pm
447342.2
Fee:
Pine Needle Casting
Cast your own sterling silver pendant! Melt Sterling Silver,

pour it into a bundle of pine needles, then look closely to find
your unique pendant. No two pendants are ever alike. Polish
your pendant, then wear it home on the provided 20 inch
sterling silver chain. All materials included in course fee.
16 & up: Dec 2, Wed, 6-8pm
447343.1

Dec 9, Wed, 6-8pm
447343.2
Fee:
Oct 29, Thurs, 5-6pm
447128.A
Ready or Not? Preparing for the Unexpected

This educational program shares tips on how to develop a
proactive financial strategy for protection and preparing for
the unexpected.
Nov 5, Thurs, 5-6pm
447128.B
Retirement by Design
Whether you are 10 or 40 years from retirement, you will learn

investment strategies to help design the retirement you want,
and how to keep your strategy on track.
18 & up:
447128.C
Business & Career Development

Social Media Marketing
for Artists & Small Business
Understanding social platforms like Facebook, Twitter and

others is vital to developing your small business. Even more
importantly, developing online relationships using content
rather than old fashioned sales tactics is key to success. This
class teaches you how to do both.
18 & up: Sat, Aug 29 & Sept 5, 12-2pm
447550.09
Instructor: Julie Kazimer
Fee:
Not Your Mamas Newsletter
Expand your mailing list beyond the typical, boring newsletter.

Discuss the best ways to grow your mailing lists as well as best
practices when it comes to sending out mass mailings. Explore
the type of mailings work best for you and for your readers.
18 & up: Sat, Sept 19 & 26, 12-2pm
447551.09
Instructor: Julie Kazimer
Fee:
Jim Flint, CRS, has 30 years real estate experience in five

states. Hes an investment property specialist, and has
conducted hundreds of investment transactions.

Fee:

+$20 workbook fee payable to instructor
Alternatives to Traditional
Real Estate Investing
Theres a world of real estate investing options out there;

commercial property, assisted living homes, partnerships, and
more! Learn how to create a business plan for your investment,
including financing options, management, and the formulas
you need to measure your ROI.
18 & up:

Sept 22, Tue, 5:45-9pm

Nov 17, Tue, 5:45-9pm
447127.09
447127.11
Make Money
With Photography
In Your Spare Time
Adult
A Better Way Realty
Keep your day job and earn extra

cash on the side! Learn ways to
make money with your photography
from certified facilitator and published
photographer and author, Eli Vega.
This fun and engaging class teaches
about who, where and how to market
your photography; approaching
companies that use photography;
pricing, competition, copyrights and
other legal considerations and much,
much more!
18 & up: Oct 15-Nov 5, Thurs, 6-8pm

447104.10
Fee:
Managing Your Rental Properties
Learn how to screen your prospective tenants and keep the

bad ones out. Be aware of dos and donts when dealing
with tenants. If you must evict, how? Review the Fair
Housing Laws. Included is a copy of a lease used in over
800 housing units.
18 & up:

Sept 24, Thu, 5:45-9pm

Nov 19, Thu, 5:45-9pm
447126.09
447126.11
Pediatric Sleep
Sept 14, Mon, 6-7pm

447701.A
Sara Smith, Pediatric Sleep Specialist
Pediatric Sleep Workshop
Being a sleep deprived parent does not have to be your

norm! Over 4 weeks, learn the science of sleep, benchmarks
and actions you can take to provide your child with the
best possible sleep habits. This class provides sciencebased resources, valuable information and ideas on how
to navigate the murky waters of life and sleep with a baby,
toddler or preschooler.
Oct 5-26, Mon, 6-7pm
447701.B
Sara Smith, Pediatric Sleep Specialist
Better Grades with Guided Imagery
Develop focus, concentration and memory skills. Master

difficult subjects. Eliminate test anxiety. Guided imagery, or
hypnosis, works quickly to help you understand, absorb and
retain information. Free MP3 included with class.
13 to 20 yrs: Sept 16, Wed, 6:30-8pm
Fee:
447700.09
Whether you simply want to clear the closet, desire

additional part-time income or a serious eBay business, this
class is your foundation. Learn how to set up an eBay Seller
account, create successful eBay listings, upload pictures
and accept credit card payments with PayPal. Included are
selling Tips, Tricks and the Traps to avoid. Covers how
to determine shipping costs, where to get FREE shipping
supplies, how to print shipping labels from your home
computer and get FREE home pickup.
18 & up:
Fee
Oct 5, Mon, 6-9pm

447600.A
eBay 2 Advanced Selling Strategies
Learn the Insider Tips and Strategies that will draw the
most bids, maximize sales and beat your competition.
Covers how to find a profitable niche, what to sell, what to
avoid and how to use Drop Shippers to minimize inventory
costs. Includes eBay research, marketing and photography
tips, eBay Stores, plus how to find reputable suppliers.
18 & up:
Fee:
Oct 6, Tue, 6-9pm

447601.A
eBay Selling Series: Take both eBay selling classes at a

discount! Must register for both classes to receive discount.
Fee:
$85 resident/$106.25
Create a Website for Fun, Profit & Business
No programming required! Discover easy-to-use, drag &

drop design tools that can build your personal or business
website in 60 minutes. Covers social media marketing, how
to optimize your site for smart phones and the tips and traps
of website design. Plus how to create money generating
Affiliate websites.
18 & up:
Fee:
Oct 7, Wed, 5:30-9pm

447602.A
Do you need some help with your childs sleep? Perhaps

your kiddo wakes multiple times a night, refuses naps, fights
bedtime or just wont sleep in general. Get started on how to
instill great sleep habits for your family.
Parents:
Instructor:
Location:
Fee:
Join mulit-award winning eBay instructor and published

author from Seattle, Kevin Boyd. Optional eBooks available
for purchase after classes.
eBay 1 The Basics of Selling
Parenting
Parents:
Instructor:
Location:
Fee:

eBay University Classes

by Kevin Boyd
New!
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Longmont Public Library
409 4th Ave 303-651-8470

Summer Hours: Mon-Thurs, 9am-9pm;

Fri & Sat, 9am-5pm; Sundays closed

Regular hours go into effect Sept 8
Regular Hours: Mon-Thurs, 10am-9pm;

Fri & Sat, 9am-5pm; Sun, 1-5pm
All programs at Longmont Public Library located at 409 4th
Avenue unless otherwise noted. Please visit the Library web
page www.longmontcolorado.gov/library for more details! Or
call 303-651-8472. Also check us out on Facebook & Twitter!
Programs for Adults
Nancy Carter
Catherine Balan
Mark Springfield
Genny Michael
Katie Fuller
Jeff Moore, City Council Liaison
Adult Programs at Longmont Public Library
Sept 2, Oct 7, Nov 4;

Wed, 6:30pm
Writing Workshops
Author Bill Ellis will conduct a series of three workshops on
the 1st Wednesday of the month, upstairs in the UnQuiet
Study Area.
Sept 10, Thurs, 7-8pm Safety Series: Kids Online
Learn about keeping your kids safe on the internet with
Detectives Bryan Franke & Sara Pierce.
Sept 16, Wed, 6:30pm Job Workshop: Elevator Speech
Career counselor Jane McKean will conduct a job workshop
about Creating a Great Elevator Speech to define your brand.
Sept 24, Thurs, 7pm Rise of the Islamic State
Dr. Ian Feinhandler, geography faculty at Front Range
Community College, will present an analysis of the rise of the
self-titled Islamic State (also known by various acronyms,
including ISIS, ISIL, and DAESH).
Oct 1, Thurs, 7pm

Safety Series: Domestic Violence 101
J. P. Butler (Safe Shelter of St. Vrain Valley) will discuss
domestic violence issues.
Oct 8, Thurs, 7pm
Native American Boarding Schools
Researcher and Instructor Anna Wing will discuss the history
of Native American Boarding Schools.
Oct 29, Thurs, 7pm Haunted Longmont
Author Richard Estep will discuss his books, Haunted
Longmont and In Search of the Paranormal.
Nov 5, Thurs, 7pm
Safety Series: Fire Safety
Come and learn about fire safety!
Nov 12, Thurs, 7pm Kennedy Assassination
Gregory Iwan will discuss the assassination of President
John F. Kennedy.
Programs for Children and Teens
Storytimes: Tuesdays and Wednesdays, Aug 17-Dec 16

Storytimes for infants, toddlers, and preschoolers. Check the website for times! www.longmontcolorado.gov/library.
All Ages: Bedtime Storytime
Hora de Cuentos Bilinges
Second Saturdays for Tweens & Teens
Storytime Costume Parade
Aug 18-Dec 17, Thurs, 7-7:30 pm

Stories and songs are presented with a three to six-yearold audience in mind, although everyone is welcome. Wear
pajamas if youd like and bring a favorite stuffed animal to
add to the fun!
Second Sat. of the Month beginning in Aug., 6-9 pm
Movies! Minecraft! Fandom! Pizza! Crafts! Anime Club!
Registration required. Please call 303-651-8477 to register
or get more information.
Dogs Enjoy Afternoon Reading (D.E.A.R.)
Second Sat. of the Month beginning in Sept, 1-2 pm

Children of all ages are invited to read to specially trained
dogs. Especially useful for early or tentative readers. Dropin program.
Loteria Mexicana!
Last Mon. of the Month, 7-9 pm

Traditional Mexican bingo, mostly in Spanish. Contact Amy
at 303-651-8783 for more information.
Da de los Muertos Celebration
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Library Advisory Board
Oct. 25, 6:30-8 pm

Join us for a celebration of Da de los Muertos or Day of the
Dead. A bilingual family event with dancing, food, crafts
and more!
Aug 18-Dec 17, First Thurs. of the Month, 6-7 pm

El primer jueves de cada mes de 6 a 7 pm. Cuentos en
espaol y ingls, meriendas y te!
Oct. 27, 10:15 and 11 am

Enjoy a fun story and then parade over to the Civic Center!
Wear your costume and bring your trick or treat bag, because
candy and other treats may appear! For all ages; strollers
welcome. Registration required by calling 303-651-8477.
Spooky Stories la carte

by Longmont Spellbinders
Oct. 28, 6:30-7:30 pm

Spooky stories paired with decadent, ghoulish desserts. Fun
for the whole family. Choose which storyteller and level of
spooky you are comfortable with! Registration required by
calling 303-651-8477.
Visit the Library web page for more upcoming programs:
http://longmontcolorado.gov/library
See you there!
Longmont Museum
Hours: Monday-Saturday, 9am-5pm | Sunday 1pm-5pm

Closed City Holidays | FREE General Admission
Special Exhibit Admission: $8 adults, $5 students/seniors (62+),
children 3 and under free
Museum Advisory Board

Bryan Bowles, Chair
Dale Gilbert
Amber Shipco
Rosslyn Scamehorn, Vice Chair
Bonnie Finley, City Council Liaison
Camilla Briggs
Ellen Hartman
Richard Luke
Michelle Vessel
Susan Wise
Special Exhibit
Robots Rising exhibition
May 9, 2015 through early January, 2016

Robots are coming up everywhere in our homes, in our jobs, and even
in the sky! What makes a robot work? This hands-on exhibition allows
visitors to talk to, drive, and even dance with robots.
Admission: $8 adults, $5 students/seniors, free for ages 3 and under.
Free admission on the second Saturday of every month.
Adult Programs
Inclusive Communities Celebration
Volunteer Recruitment Event
Friday Afternoon Concert Series
Are you interested in helping out at the Longmont Museum?

Volunteers of all kinds will find something to do here from
leading school tours to cataloguing the Museums historic
collection. Drop in and find out what you can do! Refreshments
will be served and Museum staff members will be available to
talk about where you might fit best.
Adults:
Sept 2, Wed, 24pm
Location: Longmont Museum, 400 Quail Rd
Fee:
Free admission, no registration required
Cultural Resources And Geek Fair
Teachers and students alike are invited to come and peruse

the offerings of many local cultural organizations and geeky
extracurricular groups. Teachers can find out about all the
cultural offerings that are available for them including field
trips, classroom visits, check-out classroom kits, visiting
artists, professional development opportunities, assembly
presentations and so much more!
All ages: Sept 20, Sun, 1:304pm
Fee:
Free + free admission for teachers and their

families to the Robots Rising exhibit,

no registration required
Concerts at the Museums new Stewart Auditorium. Hottest

live acts, visual art, refreshments and fun for the whole family.
All ages: Oct 16, Nov 20, Dec 11, Fri, 2:30 pm
Location: Longmont Museum Stewart Auditorium,

400 Quail Rd
Fee:
TBD, no registration required
Art Quilting Extravaganza
Join art quilting and fiber art expert Nanci Imburgia for a fun
series of art quilting and needle-felting classes this fall. For
adult students with some sewing experience who are ready to
enter the exciting world of art quilting. Some classes require
participants to bring their own machine. A detailed supply list is
available online and will print on your receipt for each class. Visit
the Museum website for detailed descriptions of each class.
Adults:
1st and 3rd Sundays, Oct 4-Dec 6
Times:
1:30-3:30pm
494112
Fee:
$20-$35 resident + material fee,

advanced registration is required
Robotics In The Entertainment Industry
Robert Van Deest, owner of Blue Point Engineering, will give

a peek into the technical side of the entertainment industry
by sharing a few unique products developed for some of his
clients. His team has designed unique products for filmmakers,
the media arts technology community, and for worldwide clients
in the entertainment and theme attraction industries.
All ages:
Nov 18, Wed, 7-8pm 494120.00
Fee:
$3 resident
Join our highly trained docents on the first Wednesday of

every month for a tour of our Front Range Rising history
exhibition. Enjoy an hour of discovery delving into Longmonts
rich history.
Adults:
1st Wed of the month, Sept-Dec, 10-11am
Fee:
$3 per person, no registration required
Join us for the Inclusive Communities, a cultural festival

celebrating all the people of Longmont. The City of Longmont
invites you to discover, experience, and enjoy as we
showcase the various cultures and organizations that make
Longmont a diverse community. Enjoy free food and drinks,
art, performances and information from around the world!
All ages: Sept 25, Fri, 6-9pm

400 Quail Rd
Fee:
Adult History Tour
Longmont Museum
400 Quail Road | Longmont CO 80501

303-651-8374 | www.LongmontColorado.gov/museum
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Longmont Museum
Discovery Days
Kids & Teens Programs
Discovery Days encourages children and their parents/

caregivers to engage together in educational, handson art activities. Through social interaction and inspiring
experiences, this program is a place where play and learning
connect.
2 to 5 yrs:
Sessions:
Location:
Fee:
Aug 26-Dec 18, Wed/Thurs/Fri

9-10:15am, 10:15-11:30am, or 12:30-2pm
Longmont Museum, 400 Quail Rd
$4 resident, no registration required
Free Storytelling
Longmont Public Library Spellbinders storytellers will share

stories that amaze and delight the imagination! Come and be
enchanted by their wonderful words and vivid tales!
All ages:
Location:
Fee:
Sept 12, Sat, 1-1:45pm

Art Exploration Fall Series
Young artists explore a variety of materials and techniques

during the fall Art Exploration series. Each class features a
new theme and activity from holiday celebrations to naturalist
explorations.
Dates/Days: Sept 20-Dec 6, 1st and 3rd Sundays
5 to 8 yrs: 2-3pm
494100
8 to 12 yrs: 3:30-4:30pm
494101
Fee:
$12.50 resident
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Steampunk Adventure Costume Workshop
Make extraordinary goggles, a weapon to defend yourself

against diabolical madmen, and craft a steampunk collage
frame to highlight your exploits.
12 to 17 yrs: Oct 10, Sat, 2 -5pm
494114.00
Fee:
$30 resident
Build A Bot Costume Parent/Child Workshop
Did you ever want to build a robot? How about becoming

one? In this workshop each parent and child team will build
their own robot costume using recycled materials! Feel free to
bring any inspiring items from home or just use the supplies
provided at the Museum.
5 to 8 yrs: Oct 11, Sun, 1-3pm
494115.00
Fee:
$25 per child resident
Collectible Card Game Design
Do you geek out to Pokmon, Yu-Gi-Oh!, My Little Pony, or

Magic: the Gathering? Design and play your very own, unique
adventure card game. Then make a custom game mat for
your new game or the one you already play.
9 to 17 yrs: Nov 8, Sun, 1-4 pm
494117.00
Fee:
$25 resident
Fall Break Camps
Winter Break Camps
Go back in time and learn about the dinosaurs that once

ruled the earth and how to draw them. Using simple stepby-step drawing techniques students learn how to draw both
meat-eating and plant-eating dinosaurs.
Get down in gingerbread town! Become gingerbread

architects and inventors building original cookie creations!
Gingerbread Constructions And Creations
Drawing Jurassic Dinosaurs
5 to 8 years: Nov 23-25, Mon-Wed, 10-11am

Fee:
$45 resident
494106.00
Imagine And Invent Robots
Drawing Fantasy Dragons And More
Art students enter the world of fantasy as they learn how to

draw characters such as dragons, fairies, and other mythical
creatures. Students will be working with colored pencils and
markers. Art students are encouraged to bring any fantasy
drawings or books to exhibit after class.
8 to 12 yrs: Nov 23-25, Mon-Wed, 11:30am-12:30pm 494107.00
Fee:
$45 resident
Spy School
Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to hone your

secret agent skills by learning how to identify finger prints,
make your own spy gadget and have your very own Mission
Impossible!
7 to 10 yrs: Nov 27, Fri, 9am-1pm
Fee:
$30 resident
7 to 10 years:

Dec 21-23, Mon-Wed, 9:30am-12:30pm 494108.00
Fee:
$65 resident
494116.00
Imagination is the main ingredient needed for this art class.

Young artists learn how to use recycled materials to make
robots and other neat inventions.
5 to 8 years:

Dec 28-31, Mon-Thurs, 10:30-11:30am 494109.00
Fee:
$60 resident
Paper Mache Piata
A handmade piata is the perfect art project just in time to

celebrate the New Year! Students design the piata of their
dreams and create it using paper mache, paint and other
decorations. Finally, they will fill it with goodies and surprises.
8 to 12 years:

Dec 28-31, Mon-Thurs, 1-3pm
Fee:
$100 resident
494110.00
Big Kids Christmas Ornament Making Event
5 to 12 with an adult: Dec 22, Tuesday

Times:
10-11:30am
494113.01

11:45am-1:15pm
494113.02

2:30-4pm
494113.03
Fee:
$5 per resident child
Santa Visits The Longmont Museum
Come visit Santa at the Longmont Museum. Bring your last

minute wishes to see if youve made it onto the nice list! Bring
your cameras to snap some happy memories.
All ages with an adult: Dec 22, Tue, noon-2pm
Location:
Fee:

Da de Los Muertos / Day of the Dead
Longmont Museum
Come create Christmas and Holiday decorations with your

children. Craft, paint and create keepsakes that will delight
the whole family for years to come!
Longmonts annual Da de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) celebration is the Longmont Museums signature event and the
largest Day of the Dead celebration in Colorado, attracting more than 6,000 people to the exhibit, family event and related
programming. El Da de los Muertos is a time to honor and celebrate deceased loved ones. Community participation is an
essential part of this holiday that is full of life, reflection, food, family and fun. The celebration demonstrates how a diverse
community can come together to share a common desire to honor our ancestors and keep their memories alive.
Dia De Los Muertos Exhibition
Viva La Vida
Day Of The Dead Exhibition Tour
Death Cafe
October 10 through November 8

Celebrating our 15th anniversary this year, we are moving the
exhibition to the new Swan Atrium, and presenting original oil
paintings by local artist David Martinez. Altars for the dead,
created by members of the community, will also be a central
part of the exhibit.
Fee:
Opening reception Oct 9, 6-8 pm, Swan Atrium,
free admission and refreshments served
Day Of The Dead Adult Altar Builder Series
Lets talk about death! Engage in thoughtful, respectful

and sometimes provocative conversation about death. Our
objective is to increase awareness of death while helping
people make the most of their lives. This program is not
bereavement or grief counseling. Conversation is confidential
and facilitated by volunteers from Conversations on Death and
Longmont Senior Services. Tea and sweets will be offered.
Adults:
Oct 24, Sat, 2-3:30pm
494105.00
Fee: Free
Explore the traditions of El Da de los Muertos, a celebration

of love and remembrance dating back to pre-Hispanic times
in Mexico that is beginning to spread worldwide. In this
3-part interactive class, build an altar to be displayed at the
museum.
Adults:
Oct 14-28, Wed, 7-8pm
494103.00

Oct 15-29, Thurs, 9:45-10:45am 494104.00
Fee:
$40 resident + $7 material fee

to be paid to instructor in class
Sugar Skull Making
Day Of The Dead Kids Altar Building Class
Join in the fun and enjoy live entertainment including music

and dancing, sugar skull decorating, traditional food,
community altars, paper flower making, face painting, Lady
Catrina and more! Come dressed in your finest calaca
(skeleton) apparel!
All ages: Oct 31, Sat, 11am-3pm
Fee:
Young artists build their own altar and learn what makes this
tradition so special. Participants are encouraged to bring a
small photograph of a loved one they would like to honor.
Kids of all ages: Oct 17, Sat, 2-3:30pm
494102.00
Fee:
$20 resident +$7 material fee

to be paid to the instructor in class
Drop in to this family-friendly event and learn to make sugar

skulls! Help make sugar skulls that will be decorated during
the October 31st event. Children will require adult assistance.
*We will begin making sugar skulls at 1pm and will end at
4pm or when we run out of sugar. Come early.
All ages: Oct 25, Sun, 1-4 pm*
Fee:
Day Of The Dead Family Celebration
Join a free tour of the Day of the Dead exhibition with bilingual
tour guide Laura Zavala. Learn about the ancient Mayan and
Aztec origins of the celebration, how it blended with Spanish
Catholic traditions and how it became a part of our local
culture in Longmont!
All ages: Oct 10, Sat, 1pm and 2:30pm

Oct 24, Sat, 1pm and 2:30pm
Fee:
Dancing Across Cultures presents VIVA LA VIDA, a

multimedia performance of dance, music, narration, video
and 3D animation, sharing the rich history and traditions
associated with the Day of the Dead celebration in Mexico.
All ages: Oct 23, Fri, 7pm

400 Quail Rd
Fee:
$12 students/seniors, $18 adult,

no registration required
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Senior Services
Senior Services
is a Division of the Citys

Community Services Department
910 Longs Peak Ave | 303-651-8411
Office Hours: Monday - Friday, 8 am - 5 pm
LongmontColorado.gov/senior-services
Division of Senior Services offers recreation, informational programs,
resource guidance, and services for those 55 years plus.
Registration
Please register in advance for all programs, classes, events, and trips.
Our 52 page complete GO Catalog and Resource Guide can be found online at
www.LongmontColorado.gov/senior-services or you may pick one up at the Senior
Center. The catalog includes more complete information about the programs listed here.
Cultural Enrichment Programs

Sponsored by the Friends of the Longmont Senior
Center, there will be engaging speakers and music this
quarter. The programs will be educational, insightful, and
intriguing. We hope you enjoy the variety. Limited seating,
registration required.
Fee: FREE, and please register in advance.
Enos Mills
Father of Rocky Mountain National Park
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Sept 11, Fri, 1-2pm

483000.04
As a boy and as a man,
Enos Mills (1870-1922)
lived a remarkable
mountain life. From
childhood on, his bond
with mountains and
wilderness, especially
the Estes Park area,
inspired him to overcome personal hardship to become
a successful speaker, writer, naturalist, businessman,
and driving force behind the creation of Rocky Mountain
National Park, celebrating its centennial in 2015.
Fall BIFF Films
Longmont Senior Services and the Boulder International

Film Festival (BIFF) have created an exciting partnership
to bring exceptional independent films to the Longmont
Senior Center. A BIFF representative presents each film
and facilitates a brief discussion. The films are projected
onto a screen so that they are larger and easier to see.
Oct 13, Tue, 5:30pm 484405.04
Fee: Free, please register in advance
Featured films:
Keeper of the Mountain
As a reporter for Reuters, Elizabeth Hawley has lived

alone in Kathmandu since 1960 and has interviewed
thousands of returning mountaineers. Now in her 90s,
Ms. Hawley is the worlds foremost authority on Himalayan
mountaineering and the final arbiter of disputed claims.
This sharp, witty woman with an encyclopedic memory has
made some of the worlds most formidable mountaineers
quake with her post-expedition interrogations, which they
have fondly dubbed The Second Summit. (USA/Nepal,
Documentary Short, 2013, 25 min. Director: Allison Otto)
17th Avenue Allstars, 50s Show
Oct 2, Fri, 2-3pm 483000.05

The Denver-based 17th Avenue Allstars have been at
the forefront of contemporary a cappella music since its
inception in 1988. These talented vocalists thrill audiences
nationwide with soulful renditions of songs from nearly
every era of American pop music. Todays show will
feature the hits of the 50s.
Hot Tomatoes Orchestra
Nov 6, Fri, 2-3pm

483000.06
This group is a fabulous nine
piece band that specializes
in swing, dance music, and
big band jazz. Their unique
style was developed from
the great swing and jazz
bands of the thirties and
forties. They excel at recreating the wonderful music of Benny Goodman, Artie
Shaw, Glenn Miller, Tommy Dorsey, Duke Ellington, Count
Basie and others. Doors open at 1:30 for seating.
High and Hallowed: Everest 1963
In May of 1963, a team of brave Americans assembled

on Mt. Everest in an effort to be the first from the U.S. to
stand atop the worlds highest mountain. Some climbed
the traditional south route while others attempted the
daunting, and previously unclimbed, West Ridge, now
considered one of the most daring attempts in history. This
harrowing film also incorporates a modern-day attempt
on the West Ridge in 2012 in hideous conditions. (USA/
Nepal, Feature Documentary, 2013, 48 min. Directors:
David Morton and Jake Norton; Jim Aikman, co-director)
Low Vision and Balance
Learn more about dealing with low vision and coping skills
when you have low vision from Emma Linne, occupational
therapist from Summit Rehab at Life care Center of
Longmont.
Date/Time: Sept 22, Tue, 1-2pm
485050.00
Lets Solve this Puzzle; Drugs and Tumbles
Unfortunately, many people are unaware that their

medications may be contributing to their fall risk!
Understanding your medications can help minimize the
risk of falling.
Date/Time: Sept 22, Tue, 3-4pm
485051.00
Cognition and Falls Prevention
Join us for a discussion of the intersection of cognition

and walking and balance. We will also discuss how
addressing problems in the cognitive domain can improve
safety awareness and reduce fall risks. Presented by John
Dean, MA CCC-SLP
Date/Time: Sept 23, Wed, 10-11am
485053.00
Calling 911 for Falls or Emergencies
Public Safety staff; Safety Education Coordinator, Michelle

Cherniske and Firefighters (if they are available) will be
here to talk with you about the response teams that show
up at your door if you make a 911 call.
Date/Time: Sept 24, Thurs, 3-4pm
485055.00
Dizziness, Balance and Falls Prevention
Stephanie Dunn, physical therapist from Summit Rehab

at Life Care Center of Longmont, will present ways to
minimize the dangers of falls as teaching a few simple
exercises you can do to improve balance. Treatment
options for dizziness and vertigo will also be discussed.
Date/Time: Sept 25, Fri, 1:30-2:30pm
485057.00
Glowing Skin at Any Time and Any Age
Our skin is often a mirror of our health. There are many

simple and inexpensive ways to improve both: health and
the look of the skin.
Date/Time: Oct 29, Thurs, 12:30-2pm
Fee: $6 resident/ $7 non-resident
485058.00
FILM - Go in Peace!
Ive Fallen and I Can Get UP!
Veterans are an invisible population for many of us, and

the soul wounds of those who have experienced war are
equally invisible. In honor of Veterans Day, we invite
you to view Go in Peace!, a documentary about the role
caregivers can play in healing the soul wounds of veterans
with PTSD, or Post Terror Soul Distress, as it is renamed
by Dr. Ed Tick in the film.
Date/Time: Sept 24, Thurs, 10-11:30am

Date/Time: Nov 10, Tue, 9:30-11am

Fee: FREE, and please register in advance.
485034.00
Foot Care, Foot Pain, Orthotics and Balance
As we age, it becomes more important to ensure proper

care of our feet. Whether its managing existing foot/ankle
problems, making sure of proper shoe fit or considering
between a store bought shoe insert and a custom orthotic,
there is a myriad of information available.
485103.00
Group Extended Travel
with Gold Key Travel and Longmont Senior Services

in August 2016. The Best of Eastern Canada; explore
Montreal, Quebec City, Toronto and Niagara Falls.
Information session is Tuesday, Oct 13, at 3pm at the
Longmont Senior Center.
485054.00
Fiesta de Carnaval
Carnival Fiesta
#483001.15 de Actividad
Fecha/Tiempo: viernes, 18 de Septiembre, 6-9pm
Costo:
GRATIS, pero por favor regstrese con Ana
Date/Time: Sept 18, Fri, 6-9pm

483001.15
Fee:
FREE, and please register in advance
Venga uno, vengan todos, al mejor espectculo del

mundo, el Carnaval! Acompenos en la celebracin
de una noche de diversin, comida y entretenimiento.
Nuestra fiesta anual incluye actuaciones de Bailes de Mi
Tierra y mucho ms. No se olvide de traer sus zapatos
de baile, vestuario brillante y un plato para compartir.
Invite a su familia y amigos para celebrar junto a personas
de diferentes culturas. Para ms informacin contacte a
Ana al 303-651-8411.
Come one, come all, step right

up and have a ball! Join us in
celebrating an evening of fun,
food and entertainment! Our
annual multicultural fiesta includes
performances from Bailes de Mi
Tierra and much more. Dont forget
to bring your dancing shoes, colorful attire and a dish to
share. Invite your family and friends to celebrate alongside
people from different cultures.
Learning the things you can do to improve and maintain

balance is critical for staying out of the hospital due to
falls. In addition to learning some skills and elements of
balance, youll learn about the safest way(s) to get on/
off the floor, and why it is important to get off the floor
following a fall vs. laying there and waiting for help.
Date/Time: Sept 24, Thurs, 1:30-2:30pm

Senior Services
Wellness Education Classes
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Golf
3 Great Courses, One Extraordinary Experience
303-651-8466
1900 Longs Peak Ave.
303-651.8401
1200 Cornell Drive
303-774-4342
2000 Ute Creek Drive
www.golflongmont.com
Visit
Us!
Visit the Golf Longmont web site at www.golflongmont.com for on line tee
times, course information, rates, to sign up for our weekly eblasts, event
calendars and e-specials. You will also find us on Facebook and Twitter!
Fall Is For Golf!
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The air is cool and crisp, the skies are clear and the
courses are still in great shape. Fall is the best time of the
year for golf. The City of Longmonts golf courses will be
offering golf specials throughout the fall season. Call your
favorite course for more information or visit us at www.
golflongmont.com. Dont put the clubs away too soon.
Play golf in Longmont this fall.
Facility Rentals
Plan Your Event Today!
The City of Longmont Golf Courses have several facilities

and services that would be perfect for your next event.
Tournaments, fund raisers/benefits, class reunions, family/
work outings, receptions and more! Call the course of your
choice today for more information regarding:

Ute Creeks Patio or Pavilion

Twin Peaks Restaurant and Patio
Sunsets Clubhouse
3 Great Courses, One

Extraordinary Experience
New!
Snag Golf
All courses have very active Mens and Womens Golf

Associations and golf leagues that are always looking
for members. Join today at your course of choice. For
more information visit Golf Longmonts web site at
www.golflongmont.com
Senior Days
Each City golf course offers a special day just for Seniors!
Rates include green fee and golf car rental.
Mondays at Twin Peaks 18 holes $26; 9 holes $16
Tuesdays at Sunset 18 holes $18; 9 holes $12
Wednesdays at Ute Creek 18 holes $32; 9 holes $19
Play Golf America
Get Golf Ready In 5 Days! All courses will be participating

in the Play Golf Americas Get Golf Ready in 5 Days
program. Visit the Golf Longmont website or call one of
the pro shops for more information.
Golf Instruction
Twin Peaks, Ute Creek, and Sunset golf courses offer a

variety of lessons. Please check with the pro shops for
more information on lessons and instruction.
More Golf for Youth
A FUN focused class of fun and games for kids who just
want to have fun while picking up a some skills along the
way. We have different targets set up in the gym for your
child to hit toward. This is the perfect starter class to get
your child hooked on golf. All equipment provided.
5 to 6 yrs:

Location:
Fee:
Associations, Leagues and Tournaments!
Sept 8-22, Tue, 9:45-10:30am

476128.09
Oct 13-27, Tue, 9:45-10:30am
476128.10
Nov 3-17, Tue, 9:45-10:30am
476128.11
Dec 1-15, Tue, 9:45-10:30am
476128.0A
Snag Golf
Indoor golf practice with a twist: golf in a gym! There will be a

putting area, a driving area and a chipping area. Targets will
be set up and your child will roll through stations. Accompany
your child for free unless they can move through the stations
by themselves. A self-paced activity.
5 to 10 yrs: Dec 22, Tue, 9:15-10:15am
476128.12

Dec 22, Tue, 10:20-11:20am
476128.1A
Fee:
Longmont Police Department/Boulder County Sheriffs Office

10916 Weld County Rd 5 | 303-774-4589 | RangeSupport@LongmontColorado.gov
LongmontColorado.gov/departments/departments-n-z/public-safety-department/firing-range
Civilian Hours of operation:
Friday 6-9pm | Saturday 8am-5pm | Sunday 8am-5pm
The Longmont Police Department and Boulder County

Sheriffs Office Range is a great shooting and training facility.
Used by law enforcement personnel during the week, the
range is open specific weekend hours for civilian use. The
firing range features 10 shooting stations ranging from 25
yards to 100 yards.
submitted with application. Enrollment into one of six plans is

required to reserve shooting time, family plans available. To
start the application process, visit the website above.
Premier
$500/year
Includes unlimited - 1 hr visits +unlimited paid guest visits
Plan A: Expert $400/year
Includes 50 - 1 hr visits + unlimited paid guest visits
Plan B: Sharpshooter $350/year
Plan C: Marksman $250/year
The Range offers shooting on Friday and Saturday from 1

to 25 yards with target retrievers controlled by the shooter.
Every other Sunday, shooting will be conducted from the
75/100 yard lines for rifles. The Range offers a variety of
classes such as Ladies Night, Introduction to Handgun, and
Basic Handgun courses. An application process, including
a background check and orientation class, is required of all
individuals who wish to shoot at the Range (except for hunter
site-in). The $100 non-refundable application fee must be
Occasional Shooter $200/year

A La Carte
$20/per hour
Unlimited number of visits + unlimited paid guest visits
$35 annual renewal fee for A La Carte plan
Employees of the City of Longmont, Boulder County Sheriffs
Office, retired law enforcement officers and retired military
are eligible for a 25% discount on all membership plans.
Firing Range / Union Reservoir
Firing Range and Training Center
Union Reservoir
Union Reservoir is a 736-acre body of water offering the best

in wakeless boating and a variety of other outdoor activities.
For more information: LongmontColorado.gov/UnionRes
Union Reservoir Hours
Park Hours Daily from Sunrise to Sunset
Note: Hours subject to change
Admission Fees:
Vehicle .............................. $8
Trailored Boat ............................. $8
Bicycle /Walk-in ....... $2/person
Season Pass .............. $60/$75
2nd Vehicle Pass ................... $40/$50
Senior Pass ............... $35/$44
2nd Vehicle Senior Pass ...... $25/$31
Trailored Boat Pass ............ $45/$56
Commercial Vehicles ................. $75
Year-round Boat Storage .... $325/$406
Union Scheduled Events
Limited access or park closure may

occur during these events. Please call the
reservoir office for additional information:
August 9: Triathlon
September 27: Triathlon
Camping: May 1 - October 31

Available on Friday and Saturday nights
and holidays. No camping Sunday
through Thursday. $12/night. Admission
to camping does not include the gate fee.
Book online at LongmontColorado.gov
Fishing: Wiper, trout, catfish, perch,
walleye, and crappie are abundant.
Boating Activities: Union Reservoir is
wakeless.
Picnicking: Call 303-772-1265 for
information on reserving shelter or
picnic areas.
Swimming: A sandy beach with a

roped-in waterfront area. Wading is not
allowed outside of the swim beach area.
Swim Beach is open 10am-6:30pm, Sat/
Sun ONLY Aug 17-Sept 6.
Labor Day, Sept 7, 10:30am-6:30pm.
Dog Training Area: Specific area set

aside for off-leash land and water activities
Other Activities: A modern
Playground and Sand Volleyball pit.
Open Water Swims (OWS)

Please note: for the safety of all, open
water swims are exclusively for open
water swimmers. Children and spectators
are NOT allowed in the water to allow
lifeguards to guard without distraction.
Open water swim fee is per person and
includes gate admission. Recreation
facility passes NOT accepted.
Aug 15-Sept 26
Tues & Wed: 5:30pm-7pm
Saturday: 8:15am-10:15am
5 visit OWS pass ....................... $35
10 visit OWS pass ...................... $60
Drop-in OWS ................................. $8
Stand Up Paddle Board & Kayak Rentals
Visit http://rockymtnpaddleboard.
com/home/yoga-and-fitness-classes/
schedule/
Fee: $20/hour
Look for Indoor Stand Up
Paddleboard (SUP) Yoga coming in
January at Centennial Pool!
0461 Weld County Rd 26 | Longmont, CO 80504

303-772-1265
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Sandstone Ranch Visitors Center

56
3001 E Hwy 119

Longmont, CO 80504
303-774-4692
Sandstone Ranch Visitors & Learning Center

Visitors Center Hours:
Tuesdays 9am to noon, through September 29
Saturdays 10am-2pm, 2nd & 4th Saturdays, through September 26
No pets allowed at the center or on trails due to wildlife.
Visitors Center
Support Sandstone
Do you want to give to the Sandstone Ranch Visitors & Learning Center? The City
of Longmont has a new Gift Giving program. Check it out: LongmontColorado.gov/
donate or call 303-774-4692.
Camps
Special Presentations
Tuesdays Treasure @ the Ranch Free - $2 per person suggested donation

Enjoy these self-guided indoor/outdoor educational stations around the house/
property. Weekly themes. Registration not required. Tuesdays, 9-11:30am
Sept 15 Plants of Sandstone
Aug 11 Scats & Tracks
Sept 22 Now you see me,
Aug 18 History Mystery

Now you Dont -Camouflage
Aug 25 Nests & Eggs
Sept 29 Birds of the Ranch
Sept 1 Owls and Raptors
Sept 8 Rocks Rock
Sandstone Saturdays: 10am-2pm the 2nd & 4th Saturdays, through September
Enjoy select dates with additional themed activities available. The Sandstone Puppet
Theatre is always open during Sandstone Saturdays! Come create your story and act
it out with all the animals at the ranch.
Aug 8 Wild Life Photography

Sept 12 Geology of Sandstone
Nature Awareness Talks
Sandstone Ranch
Birthday Parties
Nature, explore, and more!

Ages 10 and under.
303-774-4757 to schedule.
Fee: $140 for up to 10 children
Aug 22 Birds of the Ranch

Sept 26 Plant Study
Celebrate Grandparents Day
Bring your special one and learn about the rich history of Sandstone Ranch. Craft
time and stories will be part of this special day. Sept 19, Sat, 10am-12pm noon,
Free - $2 per person suggested donation
Fall Harvest Day
Enjoy a Harvest Day filled with fall activities highlighting the Nature and History
of Sandstone Ranch. Activities include horse drawn trolleys, pumpkin painting,
scarecrow stuffing, yard games, nature presentations, crafts and more! Please plan
to park at the Upper Sandstone Visitor Center Parking lot and take the short hike
down to the house.
Sept 19, Sat, 10am-1pm, Free - $2 per person suggested donation
Birding at Sandstone Ranch
Bring your binoculars or come view from the house in the Eagles Nest Area.
A Sandstone Birding Guide is available to assist you while you visit the Ranch.
Visiting while the Center is closed? Stop by the outdoor kiosk or download the
guide online at LongmontColorado.gov/sandstone
New!
How to Get to Sandstone

Ranch Visitors Center
Sandstone
Ranch
Visitors
Center is located just east of
Longmont on Highway 119. The
turn-off for the District Park and
Visitors Center is one mile east of
the Intersection of Highway 119
and Weld County Road 1. Drive
south on Sandstone Drive (next
to the football and soccer fields)
and follow the directional signs
to the Visitors Center/ Trailhead
parking lot. Follow the walking
trail down to the Visitors Center.
Handicapped parking is available
in front of the Visitors Center.
Little Learning Library at The Ranch
Stopping by the Sandstone Ranch Visitors & Learning Center during off hours? The
Little Learning Library provides free books for adults and youth to enjoy. Have nature
books to share? Community donations accepted.
Did you know you can rent the Sandstone Visitors Center?
Reserve the scenic Sandstone Ranch House for your next small meeting, retreat or
special event, including weddings, anniversary parties and family gatherings. A fourhour minimum reservation is required and all use of the premises must end by 10 pm.
Indoor and outdoor space is available. For more information, visit LongmontColorado.
gov/Sandstone, email SSRHouse@LongmontColorado.gov or call 303-774-4757.
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.
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.
LONGMONT RECREATION SERVICES
All Recreation Services facilities offer during-hours

and after-hours rentals. LongmontColorado.gov/rec
Historic Callahan House
Centennial Pool
1201 Alpine St 303-651-8406

Multipurpose Room
Pool Rental
Roosevelt Ice Pavilion - Seasonal

725 8th Ave 303-651-8404
Outdoor cabana space
Sunset Pool - Seasonal
1900 Longs Peak Ave 303-651-8300

Indoor Meeting/Party Room
Outdoor pool and shade shelters
Roosevelt Activity Pool - Seasonal

903 8th Ave 303-651-8406
Outdoor pool and shade shelters
St Vrain Memorial Building
700 Longs Peak Ave 303-651-8404

Meeting/Party Rooms
Gymnasium
Kanemoto Activity Pool - Seasonal
312 Terry St | 303-776-5191

Capacity In-house event: 80

Sit-down meals: 50

House and garden: 150
Weddings & Receptions, Parties,
Meetings, Retreats. Full-service
catering available. Cost varies; deposit
required. LongmontColorado.gov/Callahan
Fa cility Renta ls
Facility Rentals
Park Shelters -
For reservation April - Oct.

Many of our parks provide shelter structures
that offer an excellent place to host
gatherings or special events. There are two
ways for you to reserve a shelter:
online: LongmontColorado.gov/park-shelters
telephone: (303) 651-8404
Cost is $35/day for most shelters
1151 S Pratt Pkwy 303-651-8406

Under construction 2015
Athletic Fields Seasonal
Long & short term reservations

Contact: 303-774-4758
Senior Center
310 Quail Rd 303-774-4800

Meeting/Party Rooms
Gymnasium | Pool Rentals
Sandstone Ranch
Visitors & Learning Center
3001 E Hwy 119 | 303-774-4757

Small venue for weddings,
anniversaries, meetings, retreats and
other services.
Willow Farm Barn

18 S Sunset St,
access via 3rd & Sunset St
Contact: 303-651-8404
Capacity: 95 people with tables & chairs
Cost is $50/hr for pm/weekend/ holidays;
$25 weekdays. $200 deposit required
LongmontColorado.gov/rec
Longmont Museum
400 Quail Road | 303-651-8374

Multiple spaces from 50-person
classroom to 250-seat auditorium,
LongmontColorado.gov/museum
901 S. Fordham St 303-651-8404

Enclosed shelter with six picnic tables
adjacent to playground and modern
restrooms. Seasonal. Cost is $45
half-day/ $70 whole-day; $200 deposit
required, $50 deposit for electrical outlet.
Golf Course Facilities
Fire station #3: 1000 Pace St

Fire station #5: 617 Barberry Dr
Classroom Space, Capacity (each room): 50
Contact: 303-651-8437 or
LongmontColorado.gov, search Fire
Station Reservations
Sunset | 303-651-8466
Twin Peaks | 303-651-8401
Ute Creek | 303-774-4342
Meeting/Banquet room amenities, capacities,
and rental fees vary per site. Deposit required.
409 4th Ave | 303-651-8795

Capacity: 12 to 90 people
Classroom and meeting space
Free -Only non-profit/educational usage.
Fire Station Community Rooms
910 Longs Peak Ave | 303-651-8442

Nights and Weekends Only.
Capacity varies from small classroom to
large event room with seating up to
250 people. Cost varies by room size,
$30/hr to $125/hr; Deposit required.
LongmontColorado.gov/senior-services
Park Shelter Reservations
Good to know:
HWY 66
Burch
Lake
Flanders
Park
Raber
Park
McIntosh
Lake
Garden
Acres
Park
Hover
Acres
Park
Pratt
Park
Stephen
Day Park
9TH AVE
75TH S T
Price
Park
Roosevelt
Park
Sunset
Golf
Course
Rogers
Golden
Ponds
Dog
Park #2
Grove
Park
Union
Reservoir
Union
Reservoir
Rec Area
Kensington
Park
Collyer
Park
Rothrock
HOVER RD
Izaak
Walton
Park
Dell Park
3RD AVE
Thompson
Park
KE
Willow Farm Barn & Shelter
Jim Hamm
Nature
Area
Alta
Park
Valley
Park
AIRPORT RD
Rough and
Ready Park
Clark
Centennial
Park
Athletic
Field Park
Loomiller
Park
$200 building deposit (refundable when keys are returned and the condition of the
building is good), $25/hr on weekdays before 5pm; $50/hr weekdays after 5pm and on
weekends. Capacity 95; parking spaces are limited and not reservable.
Ute Creek
Golf Course
17TH AVE
Spangler
Park
Twin Peaks
Golf Course
Popular Shelters-Southwest
Lanyon
Park
Dog Carr
Park #1 Park
Dawson
Park
HYGIENE RD
This park offers a 9-hole disc golf course, a playground as well as two sheltered
picnic areas with a BBQ pit.
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Ranch
NELSON RD
$200 building deposit, $50 surge protector deposit (both refundable when keys are returned
and the condition of the building is good), $45/$56.25 (resident/non-resident) for four hours
or less, $70/$87.50 for four to eight hours. Parking spaces are limited.
Willow
Farm Park
Blue
Skies
Park
CLOV
Dry
Creek
Park
Old Stone Shelter with electricity, near playground and restrooms.
E R BA S I N D R
Affolter
Park
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Left Hand
Creek Park
87TH ST
SH
Left Hand Creek Park
Kanemoto
Park
Quail
Campus
Recreation Facilities :
PIKE RD
95TH ST
Thompson Park
Two shelters, basketball court, roller hockey/wheels park, restroom and playground.
Four baseball fields, five soccer fields (two with lights), an adventure playground area,
skate park, five shelters (three of which are reservable), and two concession stands.
E-5 is on the western side of the playground; E-4 is on the east side of the playground
with a line-of-sight to the nearby water-spray area; the large shelter at the playground
with the restrooms (E-3) is not rentable. E-2 is on the southeast portion of the park,
far from playgrounds, has electricity, and is $25/hour.
A spacious walking path encompasses this westward facing park, which includes a
shelter area with picnic tables and a grill.
Loomiller Park
Blue Skies Park
Sandstone
Jim Hamm Nature Area
This park has a shelter, two tennis and volleyball courts, basketball court, as well as a
combination football and soccer field.
Two shelters, three basketball courts, a volleyball court, a roller hockey court and
football/soccer fields. A playground is available.
This park includes a baseball field, basketball court, roller-hockey court, playground
and shelter with picnic area.
Available at this park are three baseball fields, a basketball court, two shelters, a
restroom and a playground.
Hover Acres Park
Roosevelt Park
Rothrock Dell Park
Lanyon Park
Two tennis courts, volleyball court, playground, two shelters, one restroom attached
to the eastern shelter, capability for fishing.
Two shelters, electricity, playground, grills.
Two tennis courts, a volleyball court, playground and two shelters.
Courts available for bocce ball, horseshoe tossing, sand volleyball and basketball. A
playground and Wheels park as well as two shelters covering three picnic tables and
a grill each. There is also a crawdad exploration area and an off-leash dog park.
Dawson Park
This park includes a shelter, playground, roller hockey, football/soccer, tennis and
basketball courts (four each) as well as a baseball field.
Collyer
Rough and Ready Park
Volleyball court, combination basketball/roller hockey court, shelter and a picnic with
a BBQ pit, and capability for fishing.
Carr Park
This park has a shelter, a restroom, picnic and BBQ area and a basketball court.
COUNTY LINE RD
Flanders Park
Kensington
Wheels park, courts for sand volleyball and basketball, an all-ages water-spray area.
Two shelters with three picnic tables and grills each. Available are an off-leash dog
park and a playground.
PACE ST
Popular Shelters-Northwest
Stephen Day
119TH ST
Longmont has a total of 42 parks that offer a wide variety of

settings and experiences. Whether youre looking for an active
adventure or a peaceful respite, youre sure to find just the right
park for the occasion by using our online park finder.
Visit bit.ly/parkfinder today and discover all the possibilities.
Popular Shelters-Southeast
Main St / US 287
Discover More with Park Finder
Popular Shelters-Northeast
HOVER ST
Park Shelters are $35/day unless otherwise noted.

Popular Shelters are listed; a full list is available online.
Reservations are accepted for the months April-October. Shelters are
first come, first served November-March when restrooms are closed.
A Use of Public Places Permit (UOPP) is required if your event:
Invites the Public
Involves a charge or donation to attend
Modifies the site i.e. bringing in tents, tables, stage, etc
Includes alcohol
A UOPP Permit is available online at LongmontColorado.gov, search UOPP. In
person applications are taken at the City Clerks Office, Civic Center, 350 Kimbark.
Questions about the UOPP process? City Clerks Office: 303-651-8649
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Roosevelt Ice Pavilion, 725 8th Ave
Sunset Pool, 1900 Longs Peak Ave
Sandstone Ranch Visitors & Learning Center,
3001 E Hwy 119
See a complete list of shelters and make reservations online: www.LongmontColorado.gov/park-shelters
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Parks
Golf Courses
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Fourth of July fireworks display
Monday night at Rogers Grove in
Longmont. Above: Dale Sherrod
asks the crowd to support the
Longmont Symphony Orchestra
during Mondays celebration in
Thompson Park. Below left: Linda
Champion decorates her familys
tent Monday in Thompson Park.
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ONGMONT Every Independence Day, the biggest

backyard party in town can
be found at Thompson Park.
Im all about the parades and
stuff, but this is way better, said
Shelley Kunselman, who hit the
park at 7 a.m. to grab a shady picnic spot. I see a bunch of people I
know, chat with them, and then
make the rounds again in about an
hour. And you cant beat the music.
Or the heat. Temperatures rose
through the 90s as the annual
Longmont Symphony Orchestra
concert and July 4 community picnic went on. Most families hugged
the shade of a tree or an awning;
two members of the Longmont
Chorale briefly passed out from
the warmth.
No rain this year, opening
singer Dan Wright told the crowd
with a chuckle. Remember last
year?
Without the showers that washed the park in 2010 and almost
canceled the event, patriotic decorations had free reign to take over
every available space and table.
Tri-color strawberries, with white
For images from

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Firestone, see Page A3.
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chocolate and blue sprinkles.

Cookies shaped like the continental United States. Even a small
white Old Glory Christmas tree,
decorated to the hilt with wood-
block flags, USA cutouts and an

Uncle Sam teddy bear, among other star-spangled touches.
Everyone likes it, said the
trees owner, Kathy Howell of
Erie. I am starting to reach saturation, but for now, I just keep

adding things.
Some keep adding people as
well. For Evelyn Josephsohn, this
came in the middle of her family
reunion, with 25 people descending on Longmont from as far away
as Montana.
This is quite a special Fourth of
July for us, she said, as the family
set up its picnic table, entered in
the afternoons contest as Red,
White and Balloons, a name
thought up by Josephsohns
granddaughter.
Its also the young ones, she
noted, who were responsible for
the familys picnic site: as close to
the cannon for the 1812 Overture
as possible. That same cannon
made a few picnickers jump during the national anthem, as a mischievous Kim Knake set it off in
time for The bombs bursting in
air ...
There seems to be a quick trigger around here, joked former
Mayor Roger Lange, a master of
ceremonies for the afternoon.
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LONGMONT Colorado Senate President Brandon Shaffer announced Monday night via YouTube that he will run for the 4th
Congressional District in 2012.
The video shows Shaffer addressing a group of friends and family
during a backyard
party on the
Fourth of July.
A lot of you
know that we
have been considering a very important decision
in our family,
Shaffer said. Be- Shaffer
fore we announced our decision to the general public, we thought wed bring a
group of very close friends and
family and neighbors and people
who have been very supportive
over the years together to share
the decision that weve made with
you first.
Tomorrow (Tuesday), I am
going to announce that I am an official candidate for Congress.
The announcement was met
with cheers by the crowd and a
teasing admonition to Get back to
the food by Shaffer.
Shaffer, D-Longmont, had considered running in 2008 but
stepped aside for the candidacy of
Betsy Markey, who defeated incumbent Republican Marilyn Musgrave. After current U.S. Rep. Cory
Gardner, a Republican, defeated
Markey in her bid for re-election,
Shaffers name was discussed as a
possible challenger.
The 4th CD has been at the center of a re-districting battle by the
Legislature, with the exact lines to
be considered by a judge this fall.
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his extended family reacted to his
news of testing positive for HIV by
asking him to use a plastic plate,
cup and utensils at mealtime.
Another subject, a 14-year-old
boy infected with HIV at birth by
his mother, answers a question
about future dating. He thinks it
could work if she could just accept me for who I am rather than
what I have.
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project.org.
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among 173 other interviews recorded so far by The Positive Project, a Denver nonprofit organization dedicated to getting personal
stories with information about HIV
to those infected, affected and at
risk through a free, digital, online
archive.
Tony Miles and Dawn Shearer,
both mental health professionals,
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launched the project in 2000. Years

of privately listening to the testimonies of HIV-positive clients convinced them that a related video archive could be another resource in
fighting the HIV/AIDS pandemic,
which hit the United States 30
years ago this summer.
Patient confidentiality prevented
them from sharing their clients
stories.
But anyone who participates in
the project needs to be prepared
for the fact that clips of their interview could show up on NBC Nightly News, Miles said.
The duo got interviewees
through word of mouth and by
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Tony Miles, along with Dawn Shearer, launched The Positive Project in
Please see HIV, page A6 2000 to tell the stories of HIV-positive clients.
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Centennial Pool, 1201 Alpine St

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Register for classes

$5 minimum service charge assessed for cancellations.

A resident is defined as living within the City limits of

Classes may be cancelled or consolidated if minimum

GOLF ADVISORY BOARD

COMMUNITY SERVICES DEPARTMENT

Premier municipal services committed to being dynamic,

PARKS & RECREATION ADVISORY BOARD

Prescheduled Group Rate (10+ people)

A reduced visit drop-in rate for groups of 10 or more at the

Ice Rink General Admission

Monthly Auto Debit Pass*

Valid at all facilities. Monthly credit card charge or checking/

Requires minimum commitment of three full month payments in addition

The benefits of Annual, Quarterly,

Household pass: The household rate is for 2 adults,

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Longmont Civic Center

There are a variety of ways to

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LONGMONT PHONE NUMBERS

Home Page: www.LongmontColorado.gov

Join Coffee With Council in 2015

The public is invited to Coffee with Council typically

What is your passion? Preserving history? Cultural programs

Watch for Children Going Back to School

A message from Mayor Dennis Coombs

Finally, I would like to encourage parents who always drive

Its as easy to apply!

In response to the needs

Alive at 25 is a drivers awareness course designed by the

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Pedestrians cannot enter the crosswalk unless there is a

If you have a desire to serve your community and participate

Help guide Longmonts future - Take your

Household Hazardous Chemical

The City hosts its annual

Year-Round Disposal Programs

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The Hazardous Materials Management Facility is a hazardous

1901 63rd Street, Boulder (enter at Boulder County

Free Meals for Kids During School Year

The City of Longmont Children, Youth and Families (CYF)

Fall Curbside Leaf Collection

Coming this September Rec Trac 3.1 - A New Software Release

A new software implementation is happening the week of

Snow is beautiful, but when it covers sidewalks, it can be a serious

Life doesnt stop because it snows. We understand how important

Snow Plan Objectives

Designated snow routes can be seen online at

City of Longmont code enforcement officers respond to

Utility Payment Assistance

With the costs of utility services rising, some in

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