45th Annual Christmas Home Tour - 2010 PDF Print E-mail

Friday, Dec. 3: 10 am - 9 pm

Saturday, Dec. 4: 10 am - 6 pm

First Congregational United Church of Christ

9th Avenue and Francis Street

(303) 776-4940

The 45th Annual Christmas Home Tour includes three historic homes on the east side of Longmont all in walking distance.  The Home Tour theme is "I'll be home for Christmas" featuring three eras:  the 1900s, the 1920s and the 1940s. The homes are

  • Tracy Kindorf's at 601 Collyer
  • Ray and Joan Alexis' at 608 Emery
  • Bruce and Kathy Hall's at 502 Collyer

Join us for fun family activities and crafts on Saturday in Fellowship Hall.

Our special project this year is themed baskets.   Contact Marleigh Jacques (303-774-1188) for basket information. If you have questions or want to volunteer please call:

  • Dede Alspaugh (303-776-9729)
  • Amy Doyle (720-652-9873)
  • Judy Miller (303-651-3764)

Proceeds from Home Tour are donated to many non-profits in Longmont such as The OUR Center, Tiny Tim Developmental Preschool, the Inn Between, Meals on Wheels, Housing First, Safe Shelter and more. Some of the proceeds go to the church and youth groups, also.

The Christmas Home Tour is a Longmont tradition and a great way to start the holiday season. Take along a friend, family member, or significant other and go tour three of Longmont's most beautiful homes decorated for Christmas.

Christmas Home Tour 2009: "Homes for All"

Homes included in the 2009 tour pictured below are:

* Lynette Moyer (Flanders) home - 917 Third Avenue

* Rusty & Kristen Staff home - 800 Emery Street

* Paul & Pam Roberts home - 806 Neon Forest Circle, Prospect

Another stop on the tour is at the Church Fellowship Hall, 9th Avenue and Francis Street, for free coffee, tea and holiday treats. Browse the craft fair, bake sale, and bid at the silent auction of specially-decorated miniature trees.

This year's theme, "Homes for All," is a reflection of our concern for the increase of homelessness in Longmont. All proceeds from Home Tour benefit local charities and our church ministries. Last year the tour raised $16,900 of which 30% was dedicated to charities in Longmont that help to combat homelessness, such as the OUR Center, the Inn Between, Soft Voices, A Woman's Work, and Safe Shelter.

This is a distinctive fundraiser that unites many people and organizations in Longmont.


2009 Christmas Home Tour Homes

917 Third Avenue

800 Emery Street

800 Emery Street

917 Third Avenue

806 Neon Forest Circle

806 Neon Forest Circle in Prospect

The Christmas Home Tour is ...

• a fun way to kickoff the holiday season
• a chance to see some of Longmont's most beautiful homes wonderfully decorated for Christmas
• a one of its kind shopping experience at the homes and the artisan market at the church
• a unique opportunity to support several Longmont charities
• a distinctive fundraiser that unites many people and organizations in Longmont