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After 12 years of arts programming, instrument donations, and running the popular Bluebird Music Festival<\/a>, the Future Arts Foundation<\/a> is finally getting a permanent home (or nest, if you will).<\/p>\n The organization announced this week that The Lost Bluebird, Future Arts Foundation\u2019s first brick-and-mortar space, will open on Aug. 21 in Longmont. While the exact address has not yet been released, the organization plans to share that information a few weeks before the grand opening.<\/p>\n The Lost Bluebird will give Future Arts Foundation a year-round space for the work it has already been doing across festival stages, classrooms and borrowed rooms: supporting artists, teaching young musicians and creating smaller-scale gatherings around music and art.<\/p>\n The space will also serve as the home base for the Bluebird School, the foundation\u2019s free youth music and arts program<\/a>, which previously operated out of Broadway Music Studios in Boulder. The songwriting and performance program specifically prioritizes the children of local teachers, first responders, and mental health workers.<\/p>\n\n