Louisville Arts and Events

Like many other organizations and businesses, the City of Louisville has been impacted by the global Microsoft Windows failure and related CrowdStrike issue.

All City offices and facilities remain open, but some services may be impacted or delayed.

The City is working diligently to assess impacts to City services. We appreciate your patience.

Please check the City website for updates: https://www.louisvilleco.gov/Home/Components/News/News/7134/17

Have you been hoping to attend one of Louisville's Thursday night Summer Concerts in the Park? Well this is your last chance for the summer of 2024!

Bring a cozy blanket, grab some treats from our food vendors, and enjoy a beautiful summer evening with the Louisville community.

Do not miss our final show featuring Card Catalog and Anton James!

If you've seen smoke toward the Flatirons, there is a wildfire west of NCAR which multiple crews are currently working to contain. Boulder Office of Disaster Management has activated a call center at 303-413-7730. Please do not call 9-1-1 unless you have an emergency. Louisville Fire and Police are actively monitoring the situation but there is no threat to Louisville at this time.



As a reminder, you can sign up for emergency alerts at BOCOAlert.com. You can also sign up to receive informational text messages from ODM by texting BOCOinfo to 888777. Be prepared by being informed!

Home Page Visit www.bocoalert.org to sign up to receive emergency messages about imminent threats and hazards by text message, email, and/or on your cell, home or work phone.

We cannot wait to get groovy with Groove-n-Motion tomorrow evening!! Come and join us for the second to last (can you believe it?) summer concert in the park!

We are so excited to celebrate 4th of July with the Louisville community tomorrow!

Please see below for important parking information:

The parking lot at the Coal Creek Golf Course is exclusively for ADA parking.

Free shuttles will be running all evening from the Louisville Recreation Center and Coal Creek Ace Hardware to Coal Creek Golf Course. We recommend that you park at one of these two locations (addresses listed below) and take a shuttle to the event.

Louisville Recreation Center, 900 Via Appia Way, Louisville, CO 80027
Coal Creek Ace Hardware (west of King Soopers), 1343 E. South Boulder Rd., Louisville, CO 80027

UPDATE: Steinbaugh repairs ongoing, but Street Faire & Farmers Market still on

Following the identification on Monday of a structural issue at Steinbaugh Pavilion, the City of Louisville has been working to make necessary repairs as quickly as possible. While repairs will unfortunately not be completed in time for Steinbaugh Pavilion to host events this weekend, Street Faire will continue as planned on Friday evening, June 21. The City and Downtown Business Association are working closely on a back-up plan to ensure the show will go on.

Street Faire runs from 5:30–9:30 p.m. on Friday evening along Front Street in Downtown Louisville, with music starting around 6:00 p.m. Enjoy live music from The Record Company with Eric Johanson, as well as food, drink, children’s activities, arts, crafts, and more at this free event. Please visit DowntownLouisvilleCO.com/Street-Faire for more info.

The Louisville Farmers Market is also planned to continue as scheduled from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturday, June 22 along Front Street in Downtown Louisville.

The City is working to finish repairs to Steinbaugh Pavilion quickly in anticipation of next weekend's events. Please stay tuned to LouisvilleCO.gov and the City’s social media channels for more information as it is available.

We can't wait to get cheesy with los cheesies this Thursday for our second Summer Concert! See you there!

Steinbaugh Pavilion Closed Until Further Notice

This morning, Monday, June 17, a structural issue on the roof of Steinbaugh Pavilion was reported to City staff. Our Facilities team checked it out right away and determined the Pavilion is unsafe for use at this time. As a precautionary measure, we have decided to close Steinbaugh Pavilion until further notice.

We are working quickly to fix the problem and reduce any disruptions to upcoming events. We know there are some amazing events planned for this weekend and are working with organizers to find backup locations in case the repairs can not be made in time.

Please stay out of Steinbaugh Pavilion for the time being. We will keep you updated on the status of the repairs.

We appreciate your understanding and patience as we repair this structure to keep our community safe!

Our first Summer Concert of the year takes place tomorrow, June 13th starting at 6:30pm at Community Park! Don't miss the kick off to this classic Louisville concert series!

While you're enjoying the Wine Walk with local businesses, be sure to stop by the Library's plaza for Acoustic Folk Pop Singer-Songwriter John Brewster from 6:30 - 8:00 pm on Friday, June 7.

Please note the Library closes at 5 pm.

Join us for the First Friday Wine Walk on June 7th from 5-8pm! Sip on wines from various regions at participating businesses marked with a pinwheel. It's an evening of fun, flavors, and fantastic discoveries! 🍷

Meet Iris, Arts and Events Program Manager at City of Louisville, Colorado Government.

What a fantastic program with My Nature Lab this morning!

Celebrate EDU, The Louisville Cultural Advisory Board, and the Louisville Public Library invite you to Creative Connections: a weekend celebrating Artists and Entrepreneurs with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

Saturday, June 15 at the Louisville Public Library
10:00 AM - Celebrate EDU Pop-Up Market
11:00 AM - Tile Painting with Anna*
12:30 PM - Meet the Artists & Entrepreneurs
1:30 PM - Felt Trees with Mickey Wilson*
3:00 PM - Keegan's Tote Bags*

Sunday, June 16 at the Louisville Public Library
1:00 PM - Tile Painting with Anna*
2:30 PM - Keegan's Tote Bags*
3:00 PM - Snuffle Mats with Brent*

*Register online >> https://www.louisvilleco.gov/exploring-louisville/arts-events/arts-events-calendar/-curm-6/-cury-2024

These events were made possible by the Arts Grant from the Louisville Cultural Advisory Board.

Celebrate EDU is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization dedicated to breaking down the barriers to entrepreneurship for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities across the U.S.

Starting in 2013, Jenny Anderson created Celebrate EDU with the inspiration of her brother Brent. Celebrate EDU believes that every person, regardless of ability or disability, should have the chance to build a meaningful life.

We are delighted to host ‘Music from the Middle East with Catrene Malshy’ at the Louisville Center for the Arts.

Thanks to everyone who came out to enjoy the Jacob Larson Trio last night!

If you missed this sold out show, be sure to keep an eye out for our newsletter or check out the Arts and Events calendar for upcoming events!
www.louisvilleco.gov/calendar

Louisville Art Grants deadline is Feb. 2

The Louisville Arts Board provides annual grants to artists and cultural arts organizations serving the Louisville community. Artists and cultural arts groups, even if based outside of Louisville, are welcome to apply for any event(s) or program(s) that would be held in Louisville.

The Louisville Arts Board seeks to further its mission of engaging our diverse social, cultural, and creative community by providing financial and facility support through this arts grant. Diversity of media and creative artistic expression is encouraged.

Submissions are due by 5 p.m. on February 2. Learn more and apply. >> https://rebrand.ly/64egl

Life in Louisville photo contest submissions are due by Jan. 12 at 5 PM!

Share your best photos in our annual Life in Louisville contest! Photos must have been taken in Louisville between Jan. 1 and Dec. 31, 2023. Share photos of your favorite “hidden gems”, walking trails, landscapes, people, events, and more.

To learn more, or to see last year's winners and submissions, visit LouisvilleCO.gov/LifeInLouisville.