You Who Creates Day and Night: A Poem to Expand Your Prayer Experience
You who creates day and night Whose crown emanates light and dark Good and bad How are we to understand The slaughter of young children The madness of war? What do we make of the power of dictators On the one hand and the often surprising Lovingkindness of strangers on the other? Creation—sudden, slow, one […] Read More >>
Save the Date for Reel Hope Boulder
Save the date for Boulder Jewish Family Service’s 3rd annual fundraiser, “Reel Hope Boulder” on Sunday, November 8. Read More >>
Welcome to Leith: Acclaimed Documentary on White Supremacists at BIFF
Pockets of hate don’t just live on the internet: there are actual sites—places you can find on a US map—where real live people spew the same vicious nonsense. BIFF is showing a documentary about one. Read More >>
And the Winner Is……….
Our friends in Denver handed awards to two films – both of which will be shown during the Boulder Jewish Film Festival in March. Read More >>
Looking for a Serious Literary Person…
…to help me edit my first novel. Read all about it. Read More >>
What or Who Is the Source of Blessing?
A poem by Henry Rasof to expand your Shabbat and weekday prayer experience. Read More >>
BIFF Brings Tantalizing Titles to Boulder
Cinema in Colorado: How does more than 100 titles in 6 weeks grab you? Read More >>
Here I Seek You
BJN welcomes Henry Rasof to our ranks of posters. Please enjoy his liturgical, acrostic poem. Read More >>
Why Is This Festival Different From All Other Festivals?
Because Kathryn Bernheimer, curator of the Boulder Jewish Film Festival, literally wrote the book on Jewish Film. Read all about it. Read More >>
Author of Hank Greenberg Biography to Speak in Denver
John Rosengren, author of “Hank Greenberg: The Hero of Heroes,” will be speaking at the Denver Jewish Community Center on March 1, 2015 about his latest book. Read More >>
Have You Had The Conversation?
Boulder Hadassah, Boulder Jewish Family Service, Nevei Kodesh, and the Boulder Jewish Community Center co-sponsored a presentation on end-of-life issues by The Conversation Project on January 29. Find out more here. Read More >>
Four Questions for Visiting Author Laya Saul Jackson
Today Laya Saul Jackson lives in Tsfat, Israel, but she lived in the Boulder area for many years before that. The Boulder County Center for Judaism is holding a Lunch and Learn with her as the speaker next week. Read More >>
Renowned Author to Speak at Boulder County Center for Judaism
Laya Saul Jackson is in town for a short while so the Boulder County Center for Judaism is holding a Lunch and Learn featuring her as the speaker. Read More >>
Denver and Boulder Jewish Film Festivals: Five Films in Common
Now in its 19th year, Denver’s Jewish Film Festival demonstrates the effectiveness of cinema as vehicles for engagement and education. Read More >>
Director Richard Trank’s Films Are Sadly More Relevant Than Ever
Richard Trank shares his thoughts about his films prior to his tribute program the Boulder Jewish Film Festival, March 14-16. Read More >>
Bruce Henderson’s “Lenscapes” Emulate Painting
Meet the artist at the free wine and cheese opening of “Lenscapes” at the Boulder JCC, Thursday Feb. 5 Read More >>
Cafe Bonai- Come Tell Your Story
Our new Story Slam program is a forum for us to share our stories in a warm and friendly environment. Find out more. Read More >>
Can We Talk – About Death?
Connie Holden leads a conversation about end-of-life decisions at Nevei Kodesh tonight, Thursday January 29 at 7 pm. Read More >>
19th Denver Jewish Film Festival Screening in February
The Mizel Arts and Culture Center (MACC) will host the 19th Annual Denver Jewish Film Festival at the Elaine Wolf Theatre at the Robert E. Loup Jewish Community Center (JCC) from Feb. 4 to Feb. 15, 2015. Read More >>
Open Mic Nights at Bonai Shalom Coffee House
Bonai Shalom is transforming into a coffee house and a space for you to express yourself! Read More >>
