Jewish Cookbook Wins In Paris!
Eleven years in the making, “One Egg Is A Fortune” is a book featuring recipes, stories and biographies from fifty prominent Jewish people from around the world. Read More >>
J-ART: An Explosion of Creativity at the BJCC
Join Menorah for a community art show opening featuring David Grojean and 8 local artists, and a panel discussion, Sunday at the Boulder JCC. Read More >>
Chagall and Champagne: Happy 100th
Celebrate Hadassah’s 100th Birthday with champagne, cake and film – not for women only! Read More >>
“G-d vs G-y?” Michaelson Returns to Boulder
Jay Michaelson argues that religious people should support equality for gays and lesbians not despite their religion — but because of it. Read More >>
CU’s Stimilli on Artist Michel Fingesten plus Charming Hostess
CU’s Week of Jewish Culture concludes this week with two special events celebrating Jewish-Italian culture on Wednesday night and Thursday night. Read More >>
Artists in Exile: Book Discussion Thursday
Artists in Exile, a lunch and learn program with Kathryn Bernheimer on March 8, offers a look at the Jewish refugees who fled Nazi Germany and brought modernism to America. Read More >>
So What’s a Food Challenge Anyway?
The Food Challenge is a month of programming related to food justice issues. But what does that even mean? Read More >>
March Is Jewish Arts Month with Menorah, Movers
Celebrate Jewish visual arts this month with a four-film series, a community-wide art show, an interactive workshop, a panel and a film and celebration. Whew! Read More >>
A Jewish “Take” on the Oscars
Sasha, Woody, Billy and Michel (whose last name is unpronouncable) – quite a night! Read More >>
Film Sparks Dialogue About American-Jewish Identity
Alan Snitow and Deborah Kaufman visit CU for the screening and after-film discussion of their recent film “Between Two Worlds” – part of CU’s Week of Jewish Culture. Read More >>
Filmmaker Brings Birthright Documentary to Boulder
Seth Kroll appears at the Boulder JCC on Feb 21 with his film, “Mifgash: Encountering Jewish Identity in the 20th Century.” Read More >>
Are Our Children Too Stressed Out?
A mother of three, Vicki Abeles took on an investigation into the lives of our children to see what life is really like for their generation. What she found was youngsters being rushed from class to sports to homework to community work. The result of her research is the documentary film, “Race to Nowhere: The [...] Read More >>
See A Fake Guru and Genuine Hero This Weekend
Kathryn Bernheimer gives thumbs up to two films showing this weekend at BIFF. Read More >>
Polis, Hazon Hold Interfaith Roundtable on Food and Sustainability
A Jew, a Muslim and a Buddhist walk into a Congressman’s office… Read More >>
“Nicky’s Family” Leads Final Day of BIFF
This film tells the story of Nicholas Winton, an Englishman who organized the rescue of 669 Czech and Slovak children just before the outbreak of World War II. Don’t miss it! Read More >>
Bard Explains the Arab Lobby
Mitchell Bard held fifty listeners spellbound Sunday night at the Boulder JCC, summarizing his new book, “The Arab Lobby”. Photos. Read More >>
“Mifgash” Screens at Boulder JCC
Curious about Birthright trips? The Boulder JCC program intern explains why this new documentary is a must-see. Read More >>
Mitchell Bard Lifts the Veil on the Arab Lobby
Stan Kreis reviews Mitchell Bard’s new book, “The Arab Lobby“, ahead of Bard’s appearance at the Boulder JCC. Read More >>
The BIFF is Back
Boulder International Film Festival is coming February 16 – 19, 2012. Don’t miss it!. Read More >>
A Poem Dedicated to Auri Ishi
“I don’t know if you know him, but Auri Ishi is an amazing Rabbi who resides in, around and near Boulder…” Read More >>
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