Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 18th of July.
Good morning, Longmont.
Rock & Rails in Niwot switches to reusable cups at Whistle Stop Park to boost zero waste at its free summer concerts.
The event runs Thursday nights in June, July and August near Colo. 119 and Niwot Road, with music beginning at 5 p.m. and proceeds funding local projects.
The Lost Bluebird at 600 Longs Peak Ave. in downtown Longmont will open Aug.
22 as a creative hub (with an espresso bar, gallery, and Bluebird Music Festival store) that houses Bluebird School for free music classes and hires local baristas at $30 per hour.
Recent research shows wildfire smoke, laced with over 1,000 toxins, stresses the heart, lungs, and brain, increasing asthma and pneumonia risks especially for older adults.
Experts advise Longmont residents to use high-quality masks and improve indoor air quality as wildfires driven by climate change may further affect local air conditions.
Freyja Wild Performance at Sugar Pine
6-10 p.m. — Sugar Pine Eatery + Market — Check for ticket prices — Experience Freyja Wild's enchanting blend of Celtic mysticism and world rhythms.
Next Stop Comedy at St. Vrain Cidery
8-11 p.m. — St. Vrain Cidery — Tickets required — Experience a night of laughter with Next Stop Comedy.
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