Celebrate Israel Independence Day with JEWISHcolorado

Celebrate Israel Independence Day with JEWISHcolorado

Lace up your best steppers for the Rocky Mountain Region’s largest walk and community celebration in honor of Yom Ha’atzmaut, Israeli Independence Day, on Sunday, May 5.

At South High School, friends will gather for the annual Walk for Israel and Community Festival, complete with kids’ activities, community program tables, and hands on actions we can all take to build our Jewish world. The event is free, but participants must register in advance.

Sunday, May 5
South High School
West Lawn 9:00 am – 1:00 pm
2 mile Walk for Israel begins promptly at 9:30 am

After the walk, enjoy:

  • Live music,
  • Israeli dancing,
  • photo booth,
  • community partner tables
  • Kids activities galore, including bubble tower, train rides, face painting, balloon artist
  • Enjoy food trucks on site

Visit israelcelebratefest.org to register for the event and buy your special event t-shirt!

About Rolando Kahn

Rolando Kahn is Communications Director for JEWISHcolorado. JEWISHcolorado provides a pathway for Coloradans to connect with their Jewish identity and values. We offer diverse, creative and inviting opportunities to embrace all Jews at every age and stage in life. Since 1946, JEWISHcolorado has offered programs and services to unite with the people of Israel and ensure a thriving and lasting Jewish community in Colorado. For more information, visit www.JEWISHcolorado.org.

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