Blazing Trails: MoVeRs at the MoViEs continues this Saturday with a film about controversial playwright and screenwriter Tony Kushner.

Time to gather up all the important women in your life, leave the boys at home and head to the Boulder JCC for “In Her Shoes”.

Four films focusing on four Jewish activists will be presented on four consecutive Saturday nights in January as part of MoVeRs: Jewish Mavericks, Visionaries and Rebels.

Our jaws dropped. Shock turned to disbelief, which turned to rage at the injustice. How could Face have been booted in the first round from nationally televised a cappela competition, ‘The Sing-Off?’ Kathryn Bernheimer reacts.

On the one hand, you could buy tickets on your own to see Topol in "Fiddler on the Roof" at the Denver Center for the Performing Arts. On the other hand, you save money and go with Menorah!

The annual community ChanuConcert takes place Sunday December 13, from 3 to 5 pm. Come early to shop the Har HaShem Chanukah Bazaar!

Bollywood is Jewish? Believe it or not, yes! Turns out, the leading ladies of Bollywood in the 1920s and 1930s were Jewish. Click to listen to a great podcast from Tablet about these early stars of Bollywood.

It’s hard to think of anyone who has done more for our community than Jerry Pinsker, Menorah’s outgoing board president, who is being honored at Bialywood: From Bombay to Boulder on Saturday, December 5. Click for more info!

Menorah's upcoming event "Bialywood: From Bombay to Boulder" honors Jerry Pinsker on December 5. Click the headline for more about this fun-raising event.

A mini-review of "A Serious Man", by Kathryn Bernheimer. Click on the title to read more.

Menorah still has a few tickets to the Idan Raichel Project concert at DU’s Newman Center on Thursday, Nov. 5. The tickets are $33.50 (no service fee!) for third row mezzanine. Call Kathryn at 303-998-1021, or email kathryn@boulderjcc.org. To find out more about the hottest Israeli world music band, visit …

Join Menorah for a group outing to Fiddler on the Roof, at the DCPA as the Tony Award-winning musical tours Denver. Click on the headline to read the whole story.

From Kathryn Bernheimer's presentation on why Jews have been innovators in disproportionate numbers at "Smashing the Idols: A Teach-in and Launch of MoVeRs".

Kathyrn Bernheimer, the "cinemaven", reviews the film "Yoo,hoo, Mrs. Goldberg" playing at the Chez Artiste in Denver.