Boulder Jewish News Arts, Culture, Events, Lifestyles, Holidays, Synagogues, Education
Shabbat shalom! We were saddened and worried to hear that two Israeli soldiers were killed in the latest cross-border skirmish by Hezbolah fighters, ostensibly in retribution for the recent attack in Syria that killed several high ranking Hezbolah operatives plus an Iranian general (that Israel hasn’t claimed responsibility for). Hopefully, the northern border will slip back into tense but peaceful silence very soon. We also acknowledge this week’s 70th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz by Soviet troops, and the rapidly diminishing number of survivors still in our company.
This week brings the opening of the Denver Jewish Film Festival at the Denver JCC, a good warm up for the Boulder Jewish Film Festival in March. And next Wednesday is Tu B’Shvat, the New Year of Trees — there are several events going on (see below).
Have a great weekend, stay warm, and enjoy this week’s stories in the BJN.
Arts & Culture
Bruce Henderson’s “Lenscapes” Emulate Painting
19th Denver Jewish Film Festival Screening in February
Events
Cafe Bonai- Come Tell Your Story
Jewish Life
Rabbi Lipcsyz of NY to Lead a Farbrengen Meal This Shabbat
Adventure Rabbi Teens Take on Apex
Lifecycle
News
Boulder Center 4 Judaism’s Building Update
Rabbi Fred Greene Named Senior Rabbi at Har HaShem
Tu B’Shvat
Jewish National Fund to Host Upcoming 6th Annual Wine and Trees Event
When’s the Last Time You Tasted Something for the First Time?
