Longer Table

In a time when many people feel disconnected, something as simple as a shared meal can be transformative.

This September, we are setting one long table for 300 people to bring community members together for an afternoon of food, conversation, and connection. Wheat Ridge's Longer Table will take place on Sunday, September 27, from noon to 2 p.m. at The Green at 38th (7101 W. 38th Avenue).

More than just a meal, the event is an opportunity for residents to meet someone new, strengthen community ties, and celebrate what makes Wheat Ridge special. The vision is simple but powerful: to turn strangers into neighbors and neighbors into friends.

The event is being organized through a partnership of the City of Wheat Ridge, local businesses, Localworks, faith organizations, and community leaders from across Wheat Ridge.

Reserve Your Seat

We'd love to have you join us at the table! Advanced registration is required. Please reserve your seats below.

Note: The ticket price is a suggested donation. You are welcome to join us for free. Any donations collected will be used to support community building events in Wheat Ridge.

Want to support the event as a volunteer? We would appreciate your help! We need volunteers to help set up the event, greet attendees and replenish the buffet during the event, and clean up after. Learn more and sign up to volunteer here.

Event Sponsors

We'd like to say a huge thank you to our event sponsors!

Premier Sponsor
Esters at Gold's Marketplace

Community Sponsors
LegalShield & IDShield

Nothing Bundt Cakes Wheat Ridge

Vitruvian Fitness

Would you like to join us as a sponsor? Learn more here.

About Longer Tables

Longer Tables is a Denver-based nonprofit organization that helps communities create connection and belonging by bringing people from all walks of life together around a shared meal. The organization believes that people flourish when they feel seen, known, and included.

This year, Longer Tables is coordinating the 150 Tables Across Colorado initiative in celebration of Colorado's 150th anniversary. Communities across the state are setting tables that encourage meaningful conversations and foster a stronger sense of belonging—one meal, one conversation, and one new connection at a time.