This program has been postponed. We are working to reschedule the performance and will update this page once a new date is confirmed. Thank you for your understanding.

FREE / Reservations Recommended

Inspired by the idea of “Potemkin villages”—facades built to hide uncomfortable truths—this piece by Denver-based dancer and choreographer Elle Hong explores identity, perception and transformation through the lens of trans identity and experience. Through movement, reflection and connection, dancers create a shifting world that invites us to consider what is real, what is hidden, and how we find our places within it. Please visit the The Museum's website for full program details.

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$18 General Admission / $15 Museum Members
Mont Alto returns to provide live musical accompaniment for this special Halloween screening. In this towering achievement of German Expressionism, a desperate young woman confronts Death itself to save her fiancé. In three tragic romances set in Persia, Venice and a fantastical ancient China, she is given a chance to alter fate and win back her beloved. Please visit the The Museum's website for full program details.

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Curated by & featuring the music of iZCALLi.
$23 Reserved Seating, / $20 Members
Join us in our Stewart Auditorium for an evening of live performance in celebration of Día de Muertos that will span the ages, from ancient Aztecan dance with Grupo Azteca Tlahuitzcalli to the genre-bending rock and roll of iZCALLi. This annual community celebration of a centuries-old Mexican tradition has quickly become part of the cultural fabric of Longmont! Please visit The Museum's website for full program details.

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$12 General Admission / $8 Museum Members
Set amidst the rich cultural traditions of revolutionary-era Mexico, Like Water for Chocolate follows a young woman whose forbidden desires find expression through the transformative power of food. Blending romance, magical realism, and visual splendor, the film explores themes of passion, creativity, and female self-determination. Please visit the The Museum's website for full program details.

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A conversation with musician Kalyn Heffernan, dancer/choreographer Elle Hong, artist Danielle See Walker and author Suzi Q. Smith. Moderated by Justin Veach, Longmont Museum.
FREE / Reservations Recommended
Taking inspiration from Frida Kahlo, a diverse panel of Colorado women artists explore what it means to make art while inhabiting bodies that are often politicized, scrutinized, celebrated, or misunderstood. Together, they will reflect on the complex relationship between identity, embodiment, and artistic practice Please visit the The Museum's website for full program details.

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$12 General Admission / $8 Members
For nearly a decade, LAPOMPE has been entertaining and delighting audiences in Colorado with their eclectic combination of gypsy swing, blues and soulful originals. Drawing from the music of Django Reinhardt and the “hot club” style of early 20th century jazz, their music is a fresh collection of classics and original compositions. They call it “mountain swing”—the kind of music that fits as well in a log cabin as it does in a speakeasy or on the big stage. Please visit the The Museum's website for full program details.

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FREE / Reservations Recommended

Learn how to identify, store and digitize home movies, photographs, slides, audio recordings and digital media. Expert librarians and archivists from CU Boulder will share practical guidance for caring for your personal archives and ensuring they can be enjoyed for generations to come. Please visit the The Museum's website for full program details.

This program takes place in Kaiser Classroom C.

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FREE / Reservations Recommended

Experience a unique screening featuring home movies contributed by Longmont-area residents alongside archival footage documenting Colorado history from the collections of the University Libraries and the Longmont Museum. The University Libraries will provide free digitization for the first 30 families to submit a video tape, home movie film or audio recording to the Longmont Museum front desk by Friday, Oct. 16. Limit one item per family. Your home film or video may be included in our Home Movie Day screening! Please visit the The Museum's website for full program details.

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$18 General Admission / $15 Museum Members
The Cultural Caravan rolls into town for a concert featuring this year’s guest artist, the award-winning violinist Njioma Grevious accompanied by an all-star ensemble of emerging artists. The program will span more than two centuries showcasing the energy and artistry of a new generation of classical musicians. Please visit the The Museum's website for full program details.

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$12 General Admission / $8 Museum Members
Entertaining and revelatory, this "secret history" of Feminist Art deftly illuminates an under-explored art movement through conversations, observations, archival footage and the work of visionary artists, historians, curators and critics. Starting from its roots in 1960s anti-war and civil rights protests, the film details major developments in women's art through the 1970s and explores the tenacity and courage of some of the most pioneering artists of the last 50 years. Please visit the The Museum's website for full program details.

PLEASE NOTE: An account is currently required to purchase tickets and make reservations online. If you would prefer not to create an account, please call the Museum's Front Desk at 303.651.8374 or purchase your tickets in person (9am to 5pm Mon-Sat, Thu until 9pm, 1pm to 5pm Sun).

Featuring the Longmont All Star Jazz Band, Sphere Ensemble, and jazz vocalist & bassist Paloma Rose with pianist Victor Mestas.
$35 Reserved / $30 Members
The Longmont Museum’s holiday tradition returns for its 11th year! Join us for classic songs of the season from some of the finest musicians in the region, including friends old and new. Cash bar with signature holiday drink. Please visit The Museum's website for full program details.

PLEASE NOTE: An account is currently required to purchase tickets and make reservations online. If you would prefer not to create an account, please call the Museum's Front Desk at 303.651.8374 or purchase your tickets in person (9am to 5pm Mon-Sat, Thu until 9pm, 1pm to 5pm Sun).

Featuring the Longmont All Star Jazz Band, Sphere Ensemble, and jazz vocalist & bassist Paloma Rose with pianist Victor Mestas.
$35 Reserved / $30 Members
The Longmont Museum’s holiday tradition returns for its 11th year! Join us for classic songs of the season from some of the finest musicians in the region, including friends old and new. Cash bar with signature holiday drink. Please visit The Museum's website for full program details.

PLEASE NOTE: An account is currently required to purchase tickets and make reservations online. If you would prefer not to create an account, please call the Museum's Front Desk at 303.651.8374 or purchase your tickets in person (9am to 5pm Mon-Sat, Thu until 9pm, 1pm to 5pm Sun).

$12 General Admission / $8 Museum Members
Missed them time around? Join us for a repeat performance part two of one of BIFF’s most popular programs, featuring short films by filmmakers from across the globe as selected for inclusion in the 2026 Boulder International Film Festival. Please visit the The Museum's website for full program details.

PLEASE NOTE: An account is currently required to purchase tickets and make reservations online. If you would prefer not to create an account, please call the Museum's Front Desk at 303.651.8374 or purchase your tickets in person (9am to 5pm Mon-Sat, Thu until 9pm, 1pm to 5pm Sun).

$12 General Admission / $8 Members
Celebrate the season with the rich, colorful sound of one of the orchestra world’s most distinctive ensembles. Featuring flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon and horn, Boulder Phil’s Woodwind Quintet fills the hall with festive favorites, playful charm and the warmth of live music shared together. Please visit the The Museum's website for full program details.

PLEASE NOTE: An account is currently required to purchase tickets and make reservations online. If you would prefer not to create an account, please call the Museum's Front Desk at 303.651.8374 or purchase your tickets in person (9am to 5pm Mon-Sat, Thu until 9pm, 1pm to 5pm Sun).