The fate of Paris hangs in the balance during an historic debate brilliantly dramatized in "Diplomacy."

Kathryn Bernheimer talks about Meyer Lansky's single-handed re-invention of Havana at Menorah's Lunch and Learn, Nov. 13 at noon at the Boulder JCC.

CU Professor Zilla Goodman comes to the Boulder JCC on Nov. 6 to talk about heroes like Albie Sachs - also the subject of a new documentary.

"Road to Eden - A Rock and Roll Sukkot," which screens October 12 at the Boe, is both a community Sukkot celebration and part of Menorah's ongoing exploration of Southern Jewish history.

CU @ the J continues with Professor Sasha Senderovich leading a discussion of a short story on Thursday at 7 pm.

Joan Rivers, of blessed, hilarious memory, takes one last bow at the Boe on Monday, when the Boulder Jewish Film Festival hosts a screening of her 2010 documentary.

CU at the Boulder JCC: A Scholars Series starts Thursday September 18 with the Marx Brothers. Kathryn Bernheimer confesses all here.

Set for March 14-22, The Boulder Jewish Film Festival features two filmmakers in person, including Nancy Spielberg.

Menorah offers a new scholars' series: CU at the BJCC, featuring lectures by CU faculty. Starts Sept. 18.

Join Menorah for an outing to the CSF's production of Paul Rudnick's "I Hate Hamlet" and enjoy discount tickets and a talkback by Kathryn Bernheimer.

Murray Richtel gives a lunch and learn talk on his experience teaching Law at Hebrew University.

Dancing with the enemy is the subtle subtext of a charming new documentary that screens this month at the Boe.

Considering Menorah's next trip to Cuba? Join the "show and tell" for Menorah's recent Jewish mission on Sunday, May 18 at 5 pm.

Instruments substitute for guns in "Ballad of the Weeping Spring," showing Sunday at 6:00 pm at the Dairy Center, followed by live Middle East music and food.

Tickets are still available for the film festval's most powerful drama, "Aftermath," screening Wed. at 7:00 pm at the Dairy Performance Hall.

Sukkah City, The Jewish Cardinal, Fill the Void and Aftermath are among the top ten Jewish movies of 2013.

Architecture puts a modern spin on ancient Jewish tradition in Thursday's opening night film of the Boulder Jewish Film Festival Sponsored by the Millstone Evans Group of Raymond James.

The Boulder Jewish Film Festival's closing night film is an arresting homage to Mizrahi music - and the spaghetti western.

Extra screenings have been added, but don't delay buying your tickets to the Boulder Jewish Film Festival!

Two Polish premieres not to miss: "Ida" at BIFF and "Aftermath" at the Boulder Jewish Film Festival.

Menorah took 23 people to Cuba, and they came back loaded with happy memories.

Menorah looks forward to sharing a week of Boulder premieres, February 27- March 9, at the Dairy Center for the Arts.

Inspired by the example of our gracious and gregarious honorees, Barbara and Tom Trager, Menorah's auction includes 12 social learning “experiences.” Registration closes Wednesday, October 2, so register today!

Tom and Barbara Trager will be honored for their contribution to Jewish life in Boulder at Menorah's gala fundraiser, Sunday Oct. 6 at Rembrandt Yard.

Join Menorah for a screening of "Punk Jews" with producer Evan Kleinman in person this weekend at the Boe.