Macaroni KID Longmont's picks for the top things to do in and near Longmont, Frederick, Niwot, and Lyons neighborhoods (plus some worth the drive!).
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Sunday, January 18: Get to Snow Winter: Kids Program
Mud Lake | Nederland
Let’s get to “snow” winter a little better. What animals might we see in winter when many animals are gone or sleeping? How do the plants and trees survive in the cold and snow? We’ll even dive into information about snow while we have fun and learn ways to stay safe outside in the winter. This program is geared toward children ages 5 to 8, but all are welcome.
Cost: FREE | Registration Required
Monday, January 19: SCFD Free Days: Denver Botanic Gardens
Denver Botanic Gardens
Enjoy a FREE day exploring the Denver Botanic Gardens! This event will sell out; please get your tickets in advance. No onsite tickets available for sold out days.
Cost: FREE | Registration Required
Tuesday, January 20: Make and Take Station: Rock Painting
Longmont Public Library
Come to the Children’s Area of the library on the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of every month from 5-7 pm to try a new make and take activity! We’ll have supplies and instructions out for participants to make their own crafts to take home. This is a great opportunity for kids and caregivers to work together to try a new craft!
Cost: FREE
Friday, January 23: SCFD Free Days: Four Mile Historic Park
Four Mile Historic Park | Denver
Join us for our monthly Free Day, the 4th Friday of each month! Free General Admission is only applicable during our normal hours from 10am-4pm.
Cost: FREE
Friday, January 23: Zombies in the Library - Again! | Erie
Erie Library
Last year's zombie removal teams fought valiantly to save the library from a zombie take-over. The zombies disappeared and haven't been seen since. Now, there is evidence the zombies are back! Come to the library and help us find the zombies!
Cost: FREE
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