Shabbat shalom! What a terrific week! Any week that starts with a fun holiday like Purim is certainly a terrific week – even if accompanied by a mini-blizzard.
The week ended with several competing programs on Thursday night. How do you feel about overlapping programs – is it better to have many choices in one night, or something each night of the week? Leave us a comment and let us know your opinion.

One of these programs – author Nathan Englander at CU – was well attended by a wide variety of the community. We were treated to two readings from What We Talk About When We Talk About Anne Frank, as well as a rather wide-ranging discussion (Professor David Shneer asked a question, leading to a wide-ranging response by Englander, rinse and repeat). He is also the translator of The New American Hagaddah.
Arts & Culture
Comic Book Rabbi Comes to Westminster
TONIGHT: An Evening with Author Nathan Englander (this was Thursday)
Party’s On at the Boulder Jewish Film Festival
Bridging the Gap: Food and Faith
Female Filmmakers Rock the Boulder Jewish Film Festival
Events
Tzedakah – A Spiritual and Practical Guide
Israeli Soldiers Set to Visit CU
Midrash Before the Rabbis: Stories of Parents and Children
Medical Marijuana Panel Blows No Smoke
Jewish Life
Kabbalah and Dreams: Your Dream Number
Boulder Celebrates Queen Esther’s Bat Mitzvah for Purim
Lifecycle
Julie Moore-Neuscheler and Solomon Bloomfield B’nai Mitzvah
I prefer not to have overlapping events- often each event is one that I would attend so I don't want to have to make a choice.