Longmont-area events for Monday, Jan. 6: Life Drawing at Firehouse

From life drawing sessions to live music and open mic nights, Longmont is buzzing with activities this week. Here’s a roundup of events you won’t want to miss.

Key Takeaways:

  • Artists can hone their skills at Life Drawing sessions at Firehouse Art Center.

  • Bricks on Main hosts Open Mic Night, welcoming local performers.

  • Tween-focused events like Bring Your Own Book Club and Demo Dungeons & Dragons offer engaging activities at Erie Community Library.

  • Live performances by High Road Home and Peter Garland provide musical entertainment.

  • Left Hand Brewing presents an investment Q&A session with CEO Eric Wallace.

Life Drawing at Firehouse Art Center

Monday, 6 p.m. at 667 Fourth Ave., Longmont

Artists in the community are invited to join Life Drawing sessions facilitated by Art of Modeling at the Firehouse Art Center. Participants should bring their own supplies, although newsprint and vine charcoal will be available. Easels are welcome for those who prefer to use them.

“It’s a fantastic opportunity for local artists to practice and refine their skills with live models,” says a representative from the Firehouse Art Center.

Open Mic Night at Bricks on Main

Tuesday, 6 p.m. at 471 Main St., Longmont

Bricks on Main, alongside Miss Krissy’s Bistro, is hosting an Open Mic Night. Sign-up begins in person at 5:30 p.m. Musicians, poets, and performers of all kinds are encouraged to participate. If time permits, an open jam will conclude the evening. Miss Krissy’s Bistro will offer food and drinks from 4–8 p.m.

Karaoke with Nic at Bootstrap Brewing

Tuesday, 6 p.m. at 142 Pratt St., Longmont

Nic’s Mobile Music brings an energetic karaoke experience to Bootstrap Brewing Company. The weekly event promises to get the entire crowd involved, making it a fun night for all attendees.

Tween Activities at Erie Community Library

Bring Your Own Book Club: Wednesday, 4:30 p.m. at 400 Powers St., Erie

Calling all book-loving tweens ages 9–12! The Erie Community Library is hosting a low-stress book club where participants can discuss any book they’re reading or an old favorite. A craft activity will also be part of the event. Registration is required.

Demo Dungeons & Dragons: Thursday, 4:30 p.m. at 400 Powers St., Erie

For tweens and teens curious about Dungeons & Dragons, the library offers “One Shots,” bite-sized versions of the popular role-playing game. This session is ideal for those wanting to experience the game’s possibilities without committing to a full campaign.

Live Music Performances

High Road Home at Rosalee’s Pizzeria: Wednesday, 6 p.m. at 461 Main St., Longmont

The High Road Home brings their progressive bluegrass sound to Rosalee’s Pizzeria. Known for their lyrically driven songwriting and experimental arrangements, the band comprises David Allen Willis, Adam Hines, Chase Marler, Wolf Loescher, and Lena Dow.

Peter Garland Performance: Thursday, 6 p.m. at 471 Main St., Longmont

Local musician Peter Garland, dubbed the “friendly neighborhood Piano Man,” will perform a mix of covers and originals at Bricks on Main. Audience members can expect soulful ballads, playful guitar tunes, and rock and blues numbers. Miss Krissy’s Bistro will provide food and drinks.

Community Engagement at Left Hand Brewing

Investment Q&A Session: Thursday, 6 p.m. at 1265 Boston Ave., Longmont

Left Hand Brewing invites community members to a casual Q&A session with CEO and Founder Eric Wallace. Attendees will learn about capital raising efforts, supporting independent businesses, and ways to get involved. The first pint is free for participants.

For more information on any of these events, please visit the respective venues’ websites or contact them directly.

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