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Rhythm at Roosevelt is Longmont’s Largest End-Of-Summer Event

POSTED BY
Laura

Longmont’s Rhythm at Roosevelt (formerly known as Rhythm on the River) is the city’s largest summer event. This festival celebrates the arts and music in one fun‑filled signature event at Roosevelt Park on Saturday, September 21, 2024, from 2 p.m. to 10 p.m. This family-friendly festival is FREE to attend.

Live performances include The Beloved Invaders, Scott Von & The Portable Groove, Erica Brown, The Alcapones and Banshee Tree.

In addition to a restaurant row (vendors & food trucks), beer garden, entertainment and Bricks Market (selling local wares), features include: 

Pop Up Roller Rink. Temporary roller skating rink.

Axe Throwing. Visit the Axe Me Out trailer.

Dizzy’s Play Place. Inflatable attractions.

Ropes Course. Test your strength and balance.

St. Vrain Rotary Duck Races. Support important local charities by purchasing a duck for only $5. Collect cash prizes of up to $2,000 if your duck wins. 6:30 p.m.

Parking options include Roosevelt Park parking lots, downtown surface lots and street parking, the Spoke Garage on Cofftman St. and neighborhood street parking.

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Roosevelt Park in Longmont

700 Longs Peak Ave.
Longmont, CO

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Posted by Laura on September 10, 2024 | Updated September 22, 2024 Filed Under: Expired

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