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Join Longmont Recreation Staff/Instructors for a fun Holiday Social and Cookie exchange. Bring a batch of your favorite cookies to share and copies of your recipe to exchange if desired. Festive attire encouraged but not required. Let’s celebrate a great year coming to a close.

The SilverSneakers Well-Balanced program can help you improve strength, balance and functional mobility while learning about fall risk factors and prevention strategies.
You can track your progress using pre- and post-assessments. This is a 12 week class. Class will include 20 minutes discussion and 40 minutes gentle exercise.

A one-on-one tutoring session with a peer Coach. Please register at least three business days prior. For an hour, a Coach will help you with your phone. Bring your phone, charger, and passwords. This is not a structured class with lecture. Location: Longmont Senior Center.

A one-on-one tutoring session with a peer Coach. Please register at least three business days prior. For an hour, a Coach will help you with your phone. Bring your phone, charger, and passwords. This is not a structured class with lecture. Location: Longmont Senior Center.

In this class we will discuss a small set of easy-to-remember rules that greatly reduce the chance of being scammed. You’ll learn when to slow down, what requests should always raise suspicion, and which actions to never take without verification. These practical rules apply to phone calls, emails, texts, and online activity. Instructor: Bobski Masson. Location: Longmont Senior Center (Jan 12) and Online (Apr 7).

Get acquainted with others who are new to the Senior Center or new to the area. Join us to learn more about various programs, opportunities, and resources at the Senior Center. Facilitated by Senior Services staff. Please arrive by start time, as program begins promptly.

President Thomas Jefferson noted, “There is on the globe one single spot, the possessor of which is our natural and habitual enemy. It is New Orleans.” But when he sent envoys to France to buy the city, they ended up buying all of Louisiana, which doubled the size of the United States.

Mary Todd Lincoln, the most criticized and misunderstood first lady. She was controversial because of her sharp temper, lavish spending, Southern heritage during the Civil War, and erratic behavior.

Registration begins Monday, November 13th. Online registration closes 6 hours before class begins. To register after that, please call the Senior Center at 303-651-8411.
Frederick Douglas, Booker T. Washington and W.E.B. DuBose all devoted their life’s works to securing civil rights for black Americans in the late 19th century. Their noble efforts are examined by this Paul Flanders talk.