“Dead Sea Scrolls,” the exhibition that has captivated millions around the world, will open at the Denver Museum of Nature & Science on March 16.
Read More »When the Nazis Hosted the Olympics
Award-winning historian and biographer Oliver Hilmes’ new book "BERLIN 1936: Sixteen Days in August" (Other Press Hardcover) traces the events of the 1936 Berlin Olympics, a sporting and entertainment event that marked a paradigm shift in modern European politics.
Read More »Critical Acclaim Heaped on Hungarian “Masterpiece” at BJFF
One of the best films of the year, "1945" plays the Boulder Jewish Film Festival, March 18.
Read More »New Children’s Book Explains the Holocaust Through a Child’s Eyes
"Music of the Butterfly: A Story of Hope" allows children to view life through Renee's eyes-a child living through the Holocaust who remained hopeful of a brighter future.
Read More »Sammy Davis Jr. Gets Another Day in the Sun in Stunning New Documentary
"I Gotta Be Me" has been on the festival circuit less than a month and is winning top awards. See it Sunday, March 11 at the Boulder Jewish Film Festival.
Read More »Hedy is Ahead in Festival Pack of Repeat Showings
The gorgeous genius is still a bombshell at the Boulder Jewish Film Festival, which just added a third showing of "The Hedy Lamarr Story."
Read More »Give the Gift of Healthy Vegetables this Purim
Most people know that dressing up and eating Hamantaschen is customary on Purim. But a lesser known mitzvah to celebrate the day is to give gifts to the poor.
Read More »Film Fest Dances to a Middle Eastern Beat
Watch the 2018 Boulder Jewish Film Festival trailer and get ready to dance with the stars.
Read More »CenterPEACE: “West Bank Story” and Composer Yuval Ron
The Boulder Jewish Film Festival presents a special program with Israeli musician and peace activist Yuval Ron.
Read More »Paul Simon Comes to Fiddler’s Green – and the Boulder JCC
ACE planned Kodachrome: A Paul Simon Tribute Concert was planned long before the singer announced his retirement tour, which hits Denver two weeks after the music@theJ concert.
Read More »“Bye Bye Germany” Plays Three Local Film Festivals in a Month
Seven additional screenings were added - in the first week - to the Boulder Jewish Film Festival schedule
Read More »Take Control of Your Moods and Live Joyously
Rabbi Scheiner of Boulder Center for Judaism and author of “Finding the Joy in Everyday Living,” is conducting a one day seminar on this topic.
Read More »Is Now the Time to Write Your Life Story?
The popular Life Story Writing Class at the Boulder JCC kicks off yet another 6-week session on February 20.
Read More »Four Questions for Author John Eisenhauer
Local author John Eisenhauer reached out to us to help publicize his book-in-progress. We thought a "four questions" interview would help get the word out about his project.
Read More »Boulder Jewish Film Festival Tickets Go On Sale Monday
Tickets for the 6th Annual Boulder Jewish Film Festival go on sale Monday, February 5th. Here's the full schedule for the 6th annual film festival, featuring 21 titles screening over 11 days, opening Thursday, March 8.
Read More »Boulder International Film Festival Features 3 Jewish Films
The 14th Annual Boulder International Film Festival, set to run from February 22 – 25, 2018, will include three Jewish genre films.
Read More »#Jewish Lives Matter
My grandson was born in 2017, during quite extraordinary times --- and 100 years after his late great grandfather, about whom this book was written. The question arises… How can we prepare my grandson’s generation to deal with their century from how Harry Greissman and his “Greatest Generation” lived through their extraordinary century?
Read More »“Keep the Change” Offers a Message of Inclusion and Acceptance
The Colorado Premiere of "Keep the Change" opens the Boulder Jewish Film Festival, and includes a Community Inclusion Resource Showcase.
Read More »Somewhere Over the Rainbow
Did you know that “Somewhere Over the Rainbow” was written, not about the mythical Land of Oz but, the homeland of the Jewish people?
Read More »The Hootenanny Makes a Comeback at the Boulder JCC
Celebrate the early pioneers of folk at Sunday's music@theJ concert.
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