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Two films bookend the film festival with stories of Jewish immigrants influencing popular culture and instituting social change.
Read More »The Stories We Choose to Tell at the Boulder Jewish Film Festival Espouse Harmony
Israeli Role in Global Environmental Solutions Brings ‘Sustainability To the Nations’
In a world where clean water is becoming increasingly scarce, a new documentary is highlighting the Israeli role in the international effort to counter that trend. See it at the Boulder Jewish Film Festival.
Read More »Music@theJ Presents Tribute Concert to Living Legend Stephen Sondheim
music@theJ celebrates the 70-year career of "musical theater’s greatest lyricist, full stop"
Read More »Upon This Hill
A poem by Lisa Tremback
Read More »Now Open in New York, “To Dust” Is the Boulder Jewish Film Festival’s Most Provocative Title
The director and star of "To Dust" explain their personal connections to the strange script.
Read More »From Jazz to Mambo, This Year’s Film Festival Swings – Tickets On Sale
Tickets to the 7th annual Boulder Jewish Film Festival, March 7-17, are now on sale.
Read More »Zero Evidence
A poem by Lisa Tremback
Read More »Trends, Concerns in World Cinema Inform Varied Boulder Jewish Film Festival Selections
Tickets go on sale to the public Monday for the 7th Boulder Jewish Film Festival, March 7-17.
Read More »Stan Lee: Visionary, Titan, Showman, Artist, and Pop Culture Icon
Join ACE to examine the legacy of the legendary Stan Lee, who spent seven decades creating the Marvel universe
Read More »Milk and Honey Farm Chefs Series Welcomes Vegan Fusion Chef Mark Reinfeld
The Chefs Series at the J, presented by Dining Out Magazine, is an opportunity to cook side by side with your favorite Boulder Chefs.
Read More »The 23rd Annual Denver Jewish Film Festival Announces 2019 Dates
Tickets now available for the festival’s 44 films showcasing newly-released Israeli and Jewish cinema featuring 30 Colorado premieres.
Read More »Salvador Dali People
A poem from Lisa Tremback.
Read More »Carole King Enjoys the National Spotlight While Boulder JCC Plays Tribute
An interview taped just hours before introduced Music@theJ's Carole King tribute concert.
Read More »“OH MY GOD” Returning for 2 More Performances
Theatre Or and Denver's Hebrew Educational Alliance announced two additional performances of Anat Gov's play, "Oh My God!," starring Boulder's Rabbi Marc Soloway as God.
Read More »God is Between the Spaces
A new (year's) poem from Lisa Tremback.
Read More »Meditating
A new poem from Lisa Tremback.
Read More »Klezmer Rose From The Ashes Of The Holocaust To Symbolize Jewish Resilience
Learn about the overlapping musical traditions of the Jewish and Roma people before enjoying Klezmania on Christmas Eve at the Boulder JCC.
Read More »Buddhist Jew’s Spiritual Journey into the Holocaust
Early on in Ellen Korman Mains’s compelling account of her spiritual journey as the child of survivors to make sense of the Holocaust, she observes the irony that one schooled by Buddhism to live in the present could make it her life’s work to grapple with demons of the past. Author talk at Boulder Book Store in January.
Read More »Jewish George Harrison Joins the Rolling Stones at Boulder Theater
The two greatest rock 'n' roll bands of all time face off as the Boulder Theater hosts Beatles vs. Stones – A Musical Showdown on January 23.
Read More »Klezmania Adds a Musical Multicultural Kick: Gypsy Music
ACE's third annual Christmas Eve Party, Klezmania features a fusion of Klezmer and Gypsy music, with optional Chinese food.
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