Longmont YMCA

08/01/2026

Our Longmont Y summer campers are on a roll! Thanks to our friends at Medtronic, 100 skateboards were assembled and generously donated to our campers through the Can'd Aid Treads + Trails program. They even received instruction from the experts at Square State Skate.

Thank you to everyone for making this experience extra special for our kiddos!

07/09/2026

The City of Longmont and the YMCA of Northern Colorado have reached a tentative agreement for the city to purchase the Longmont Y property. This agreement will go before Longmont City Council for consideration at their regular meeting on July 14, and representatives from both the city and the Y will attend to answer questions and share details.

If approved, the city intends to develop the property into a second recreation center for Longmont, upgrading the building and expanding access to fitness, aquatics, wellness and community programming for years to come. We know this facility and the Y community hold real meaning for so many of you. It means a great deal to us that it may continue serving Longmont residents as it takes a new shape under the city's care.

Maintaining childcare access for our current and future Y families remains a top priority. The Y continues to provide licensed childcare — preschool, summer day camp and before and after school care — for more than 125 kids in Longmont. We are working with city staff to explore how YMCA childcare will continue during and after this transition. We will be in touch as we know more.

We are grateful to the City of Longmont for stepping up as a committed partner. We also want to thank you for your patience. We're happy to share this hopeful next chapter with you.

Explore a comprehensive list of services provided by the City of Longmont. From public safety and utilities to parks and community programs, find all the resources you need in one place.

06/12/2026

Happy Foam Friday! A field trip to the Lafayette Y for a foam party, popsicles, pool time and more.

06/02/2026

Our summer campers were blown away by a very special STEM project last week.🌪️ Led by a meteorologist, YMCA Camp Noco enjoyed some hands-on learning about tornadoes, floods and how weather works.

01/31/2026

Whether you’re a skier or a snowboarder, a day on the slopes requires a lot of energy. Packing a lunch this winter season can ensure your child is eating a balanced meal to keep shredding.

Learn more using this expert guide from our expert partners at the Sports Medicine Center at Children’s Hospital Colorado | https://brnw.ch/21wZymW

01/29/2026

Joined for the fitness. Stayed for the fellowship. ❤️

01/29/2026

YMCA Summer Day Camp registration opens on Feb 9. Our camp staff have simplified options this year and focused on giving families fun, full-day camp options that make life a little less stressful. Here's what's new this summer:

• Register for day camp by March 13 at noon and save $15 per week of camp. Plus, the Y no longer charges a summer camp registration fee!
• More Kinder Camp (ages 3 to entering kindergarten). We are adding Kinder Camp locations in Longmont, Johnstown and Boulder as well as continuing at the Lafayette Y.
• More Flexibility: Camp Noco and Kinder Camp now have part-time options.
• More Field Trips: YMCA Camp Noco campers will have more adventures than ever!
• More Locations: We are thrilled to add an Erie location in 2026. We will see you at Red Hawk Elementary.
• Improved Registration Experience: The Y is launching a new registration system in early February. This will make signing up for camp so much easier for our families.

You can visit our camp pages to see updated options, prices, dates and more. Again, you will be able to register for day camp starting Feb 9, and you will enjoy discounted pricing until March 13. Overnight camp is already open for registration.

https://brnw.ch/21wZtBq

01/27/2026

Don't miss the upcoming Red Cross certifications at the Longmont Y!

Babysitting | Feb 21

01/25/2026

With the Jan 30 Congressional funding deadline approaching, Congress is making final decisions on the federal budget. Federal funding streams like the Child Care and Development Block Grant (CCDBG) and Head Start help working families afford care while parents work and contribute to the economy.

Right now, Congress has two issues to address for the child care system: deciding the funding amount for FY26 AND ensuring the timely delivery of approved funds. Your voice matters on both.

Families depend on these programs so parents can work, children can learn, and communities can thrive. Employers and child care providers rely on timely, predictable funding to keep classrooms open, pay staff, and maintain quality. States, providers, and families need certainty and stability— not disruption.

Tell Congress the child care system should continue receiving support and that funding should be released to states without delays. https://brnw.ch/21wZnlc

01/20/2026

Spring is just around the corner—and so is youth soccer at the Y!

No matter the age or skill level, we offer smile-inspiring soccer leagues throughout Boulder and Weld counties. YMCA Youth Soccer is designed to support players at every developmental level.

Spring soccer at the Y is all about skill-building, teamwork, and fun. Registration is now open!

Sessions begin in March at all Ys
Registration & Details | https://brnw.ch/21wZf1f