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Rabbi Zalman Schacter-Shalomi will join Aryae Coopersmith in discussing the latter's new book, "Holy Beggars" on Tuesday.

CMF Director Michael Christie plans to continue performing works by Jewish composers impacted by anti-Semitism.

Efim Zvenyatsky talks about Jewish life in Russia and his production of "The Inspector General," now playing at the Colorado Shakespeare Festival, with bi-lingual performances slated for July 15 and 16.

Have you heard the one about the son of an ex-nun who converts to Judaism, moves to Israel, starts dressing like a Hasid - and becomes one of Israel’s premiere comedians?

Award-winning artist and author Tina Collen brings her multi-media presentation to the Boulder JCC on June 2.

The Chevra Kadisha presents a heart-felt, wise and profound Oscar-winning film from Japan.

Menorah is collaborating with the Colorado Shakespeare Festival and The Dairy Center on two screenings of "The Inspector General."

Additional info about the Russian theater company being hosted by the Colorado Shakespeare Festival this summer.

An Allen Ginsberg/director Jerry Aronson double feature will be playing the Boedecker Theater at the Dairy Center.

Kaleidoscope returns with a new mini-retreat format, offering an evening for women to nourish mind, body and soul.

Menorah and Haver present two programs May 9 and 10 at the Boulder JCC, commemorating Yom Hazikaron and celebrating Yom Ha'atzmaut.

Menorah celebrates the Jewish love affair with baseball on Sunday at the Boulder JCC.

The world water crisis is examined in "FLOW," screening next week at the BJCC, with guest speaker Sam Schabacker of Food & Water Watch.

Menorah offers an exploration of Yiddish literature this Sunday with a symposium featuring Professor David Shneer.

A screening of "Refusenik" at the Boulder JCC led to the creation of the Boulder Action for Soviet Jewry Oral History Project, which launches Monday.

Menorah’s final Great Books, Great Movies event is this Saturday with discussion and a screening of The Caine Mutiny.

Pro Musica Colorado Chamber Orchestra is presenting a chamber music recital that celebrates excellent music written by three composers who were lost in the Holocaust.

Menorah presents a conversation about author Philip Roth and a screening of "Goodbye Columbus" at the Boulder JCC.

Sunday, many readers of the BJN are apt to be focused on a very important question: Who will the Jewish Oscar winners be?

Join CU Program in Jewish Studies Professor Robby Adler Peckerar to learn about Isaac Bashevis Singer prior to watching "Enemies, a Love Story."

Paul Giamatti may not be Jewish, but he gives a pitch-perfect performance as the irascible schlub in "Barney's Version."

Menorah kicks off its series Great Books, Great Movies with "The Chosen," based on Chaim Potok's classic 1967 novel about two boys coming of age in the late 1940s.