“Men of the J” Group Kick-off Event Set for January 26

“Men of the J” Group Kick-off Event Set for January 26

The Boulder JCC and the Boulder Jewish Men’s Group are thrilled to announce our new group – Men of the J. Please join us for our first event to learn more about this new group on Thursday, January 26. We will schmooze, see old friends, meet new ones, and enjoy food and drinks while hearing all about the plans for Men of the J in 2023.

Thursday, January 26 | 6 – 8 pm | $18

To make our programs accessible to all, we are happy to assist anyone with a financial need. Please contact Sophie Glickman at sophie.glickman@boulderjcc.org.

Also, the Boulder Jewish Men’s Group’s monthly breakfast is on Wednesday, January 11th at Doug’s Day Diner at 9:00 am.

Men of the J (MOTJ) welcomes men of Boulder County and surrounding areas to participate in programming that is focused on building community and offering social experiences that engage all ages. Men of the J offers monthly Discussion Groups, monthly breakfast meeting, service projects, Hikes, and quarterly events. Men of the J programs are open to all who identify as male.

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