From mambo to jazz, baseball to comedy, feminism to heroism, from the capture of Eichmann to solving the global water crisis, the 7th annual Boulder Jewish Film Festival conveys the Jewish experience across time and throughout history.

David Ilan discusses the politics and economics behind archaeological excavation in Israel today at the BJCC on Sunday at 3 pm.

Holocaust by Bullets memorializes the millions of Jews murdered at gunpoint to the east of the infamous death camps, and seeks to uncover and their buried history.

Music@theJ celebrates swing era jazz and the Jewish musicians who got a nation on its feet with a concert, film and dance classes.

ACE explores the rich history of swing with a special screening, two dance classes, and a concert and dance party on October 28.

Enjoy a laugh as ACE explores what the best Jewish jokes reveal about the Jewish experience.

Kathryn Bernheimer explored the explosion of creativity in '70s America, and the repression of the post-war Eastern European Bloc at the Telluride Film Festival.

Kathryn Bernheimer will give the Talk Under the Tent on the life and work of Leonard Bernstein at the opening night of the Colorado Music Festival on June 28.

Jewish musical theater team Moss and Hart defined the screwball comedy with "You Can't Take It with You," coming to the JCC and the Colorado Shakespeare Festival

ACE's annual outing to the CMF on Sunday, July 8 includes a new pre-concert reception, and an optional preview class the week before.

CU Professor Sam Boyd explains the significance of the scrolls on Wednesday, June 13 at 7:00 pm at the Boulder JCC.

Recent Boulder transplant Bob Litwin joins local authors and filmmakers at the Boulder JCC Sunday for a celebration of literature and learning.

Australian director Su Goldfish appears in person with two free screenings of "The Last Goldfish" at the Boulder JCC on Sunday June 10 at 4 and 7 pm.

Don Koplen really did grow up in the racist South he depicts with a vivid imagination layered over the time, place and people he knew so well in his debut novel, "Jewboy of the South."

Local authors and two films with local connections come to the JCC on Sunday, June 10 for a library dedication.

Before coming to the Paul Simon tribute concert at the JCC on May 17, check out this documentary on the making of Graceland.

“Through the Looking Glass: Photographic Perspectives by Bruce Henderson” offers a retrospective look at a lifetime behind the camera.

Experience "West Side Story" in dramatic concert with full symphony orchestra, and hear highlights from his career at a community concert celebrating Bernstein at 100.

Two events planned by the community for the community honor Israel on its 70th anniversary this week!

Kathryn Bernheimer leads the talkback for Oscar-nominee "The Insult" on Wednesday, and Hedy Lamarr returns to the Boe next week