Join Menorah Cuba Travelers At BJCC for Reunion
Considering Menorah’s next trip to Cuba? Join the “show and tell” for Menorah’s recent Jewish mission on Sunday, May 18 at 5 pm. Read More >>
An Evening with Rabbi Joseph Telushkin
Rabbi Joseph Rabbi Joseph TelushkinTelushkin, noted author, lecturer and ethicist, will be in Boulder for a rare visit on Sunday, May 4, 2014. Read More >>
Annalies — an Oratorio Based on the “Diary of Anne Frank”
The Boulder Chorale will be singing the regional premiere of “Annelies”–an oratorio based on the “Diary of Anne Frank“. Read More >>
Journalist and LGBT Activist Masha Gessen to Speak at CU
CU Boulder welcomes acclaimed Russian-American author, journalist, and LGBT activist Masha Gessen for a discussion of her newly released book, “Words Will Break Cement.” Read More >>
Summer Reading List for the Budding Teen Entrepreneur
Camp Inc. has pulled together a solid list of six business and entrepreneurship books for kids and teens. Check ‘em out. Read More >>
Passover Children’s Books
Sandra Bornstein provides helpful lists of Passover books for children – do you have a favorite? Read More >>
Boulder Chorale Presents the Regional Premiere of Annelies
On Saturday May 10th, the Boulder Chorale will present “Annelies”, a moving choral work that celebrates the resilience of the human spirit through a musical composition taken from the text of Anne Frank’s diaries. Read More >>
Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Israeli Wines…
“With our passion for wine and the approach of Passover, we decided to go on a quest and educate ourselves on Kosher Wines. We had the pleasure of interviewing winemakers and experts who produce Kosher wines around the country and Israel.” — Grape Collective Read More >>
Updates on Israeli-Palestinian Initiatives for Environmental Dignity
On April 2nd, Avner Goren and Rana Khalaf will provide an update on the Kidron Valley/Wadi El Nar Basin Project and introduce the Abraham Path Initiative to the local community. Read More >>
New Haggadah Lessens Temptation To Pass Over Seder
Modern Jewish families that shy away from participating in the annual Passover Seder due to its typical two- to five-hour ceremony will cheer Cass and Nellie Foster’s “Sixty-Minute Seder: Preserving the Essence of the Passover Haggadah.” Read More >>
New Zalman Book This Week
Author Sara Davidson will appear with Rabbi Zalman Schacter-Shalomi in Boulder and Denver this week to promote her new book, “The December Project.” Read More >>
Kosher Wine Tasting – Prepare for Passover
Congregation Bonai Shalom and the Boulder JCC cordially invite you to a Kosher Wine Tasting on April 3, 2014, sponsored by B Town Wine and Spirits. Read More >>
Nigel Savage: JOFEE Report and the Challenge of Asset Allocation
Follow our link to read Nigel Savage’s blog post about the JOFEE report that Hazon just published. Read More >>
BJFF Closes In Grand Mizrahi Style
This second BJFF proved more successful than the first festival last year, and we are left looking forward to the third annual with much anticipation. Photos. Read More >>
“No Kidding!” Jewish Goat Co-op Goes High Tech
Ever consider spying on goats? What is it they do at night in the barns behind closed doors? Read More >>
Unplug with Camp Inc. for the National Day of Unplugging
How will you spend the day unplugged? Read More >>
Closing Night Film is a Falafel Western
Instruments substitute for guns in “Ballad of the Weeping Spring,” showing Sunday at 6:00 pm at the Dairy Center, followed by live Middle East music and food. Read More >>
JDN Celebrates Disability Awareness Month with Film Festival
JDN has partnered with The Arc of Colorado for its “Achieve With Us” Colorado Film Festival on Sunday, March 30 to celebrate National Developmental Disability Awareness Month. Read More >>
Largest Privately Held Holocaust Collection Donated to CU
The Mazal Holocaust Collection has been donated to the University of Colorado Boulder. Read More >>
