Humor, humanity, and heroes abound in the 18 film programs scheduled for the 2020 Boulder Jewish Film Festival

Celebrate the first night of Chanukah at the Boulder JCC with Kate Glassman and Snapshot.

The last surviving prosecutor of the Nuremberg trials, Ben Ferencz is a tiny, tenacious American hero.

Join ACE for a special production of Amy Feinberg’s short play, “Ellis Island Stories”

ACE continues to offer local photographers an opportunity to share their work with the community.

Join ACE as we explore the Jewish contribution to R&B, Motown, and soul – all of which reflected changing racial relations during the civil rights era. Lunch and Learn on October 17, concert on October 27.

My remarkably accomplished brother Martin Bernheimer held a unique place in the story of my life. He passed away on September 29th.

The Boulder Jewish Film Festival announces opening and closing nights, the Centerpiece tribute to Dani Menkin, and its 2020 honorees: Grace and Gordon Gamm.

Hooked on the excitement of travel and committed to creating positive change in the world, Blumenfeld comes to the Boulder JCC for a Lunch and Learn at noon on Thursday, September 26.

Kathryn Bernheimer is grateful for the opportunity to share her passions and interests with you for the last 16 years.

Mathew Klickstein, a recent Boulder transplant, is an author, journalist, pop culture aficionado whose topic on September 19th the hidden Jewishness of “The Simpsons.”

ACE kicks off the fall season today/tonight with two free screenings of the acclaimed new documentary about Dr. Ruth Westheimer.

Meet the artists teaching classes this fall at the JCC's art studio open house on September 28.

Interested in helping to select the short films for the Boulder Jewish Film Festival?

OLLI comes to the Boulder JCC in September with a class on Academy Award winning films.

ACE kicks off the fall season on August 26 with two free screenings of the acclaimed new documentary about Dr. Ruth Westheimer

Retiring ACE director Kathryn Bernheimer unveils the fall season and invites you to celebrate 16 years at the J!

Israel Independence Day at the J on May 8 features a new festival-style celebration.

Ellen Korman Mains comes to the Boulder JCC on Yom HaShoah, 5/1, to discuss her new memoir detailing her journey of understanding and healing.

World traveler and photographer Marianne Weingroff presents her work at the JCC on April 29.

Nancy Spielberg discusses "Who Will Write Our History" with Kathryn Bernheimer in anticipation of Monday's screening.

Whet your appetite for the Boulder Jewish Film Festival's opening night celebration of jazz.

The Boulder JCC tribute to Morah Yehudis Fishman will take place Tuesday, March 19 before a screening of "93Queen."

Stories from, by, and about women abound in this year's array of feature films and documentaries.

Two films bookend the film festival with stories of Jewish immigrants influencing popular culture and instituting social change.