The Boulder JCC honors the memory of Lisa Antosofsky with a series of performances by Faye Nepon in the current season.

Susan Polis Schutz comes to the Boulder JCC on Sunday with her new film, "The Misunderstood Epidemic: Depression."

Menorah celebrates Klezmer - the music that jump-starts the Jewish heart - with two more fabulous programs.

The fine art of determining if someone is Jewish is called "bageling," and relates to this year's Movers' theme, "Do You Speak Jewish?"

Join Menorah for a magical, elegant, social evening of music, food and friendship.

Susan shares how she has grown by being a part of this wonderful organization that provides so many opportunities to learn, enjoy and share so much with so many.

It is a pleasure to see so many young, talented performers working with discipline and precision. Kathryn Bernheimer reviews "Grand Hotel" at the Dairy Center.

What did you like about this year's MoVeRs series of programs? What would you like to see? Take their survey to make your voice heard!

That Kathryn Bernheimer, isn't she punny?

Maimonides Wellness Center presents Restoring the Soul, an organization that works with non-profits to enhance volunteer engagement in Boulder.

There will be tickets available at the door for $20 for tonight's concert.

Menorah hosts "The Trashing of Margaret Mead” with Professor Paul Shankman on Thursday.

Sherri Mandell, author of The Blessing of a Broken Heart speaks in Boulder on Wednesday.

“Neshama is a miracle - because she is outside of the realm of the ordinary. She brings more light into the world whenever she sings..." -- Jewish Book Mall

Last chance to post your photo to the real live Facebook Wall at the Boulder JCC before this weekend's exhibit and Elvis Fest.

Boulder JCC is hosting a photo exhibit made up of pictures of.... you. Also, see Schmelvis at the same event.

In anticipation of Yom HaShoah, Menorah presents two screenings of the film "Defiance" at the Boulder JCC Thursday, April 8.

Author Joshua Muravchik discusses The Next Founders, which brings to light the stories of seven remarkable people.

In the continuing series of immersive cultural events, Menorah presents an exploration of the Crypto-Jews through art, food, film and discussion this Sunday.

This four-week class will cover radical new developments in Jewish thought and practice from the 17th through the 20th century.

Menorah and MoVeRs present the fascinating documentary “Arguing the World” and talkback with Professor Matthew Hoffman at the Boulder JCC on Sunday.

In honor of Chinese New Year, The Reel Israel presents “Noodle” on Saturday night (February 13) at Har HaShem's south building.

Kathryn Bernheimer shares the story behind J-Teen.

Professor Zach Levey will discuss settlements, the peace process and possible solutions Thursday in Boulder.

MoVeRs at the MoViEs continues with a screening of “An Exceedingly Dangerous Woman: The Radical Life of Emma Goldman.”