The Adventure Rabbi Teens group meets once a month. Their activities are focused on fun and friendship. "Our teens have experienced their share of stress and trauma," explains Rabbi Korngold. "We want them to know that every month we offer a fun activity for them to do, with a group of Jewish friends."

Join Rabbi Alan Shavit-Lonstein for weekly discussions and learning about today's hot topics. Sessions meet on Zoom, beginning November 1 at 7 pm.

Today’s social and political divisiveness is virtually unprecedented. However, we have resources in Jewish tradition that address any of these issues, and the larger questions of how we get along and divide as a society.

Are you ready for a unique Boulder Shabbat? Join the Adventure Rabbis, Rabbi Jamie Korngold and Rabbi Alan Shavit-Lonstein for Friday on Flagstaff tonight.

From a Friday afternoon to mid-day Sunday in April, Jews from around the country descend on Moab, Utah to experience Passover with the Adventure Rabbi.

Have you wondered what Kabbalah is and how it can fit into your life? Many of us have and now we can learn with Rabbi Shavit Lonstein and other like-minded adults who are eager to embark on an adventure of mind and spirit as we explore spirituality and Jewish wisdom.

Adventure Rabbi's classic event, Shabbat on Snow, is back at Copper Mountain Resort in January and February!

Meet the Adventure Rabbi Teen Group on Sunday, October 17th at the 7th Generation Farm Pumpkin Patch in Louisville to enjoy a hay bale maze & mountain, pedal car races, petting farm animals, and pick your own pumpkin. RSVP by Thursday, October 14th.

Curious about our religious school programs for students in grades 1 - B" Mitzvah Age? Drop-in at our Open Houses to learn more.

Start a lifetime of adventure with a four-day wilderness experience. This backpacking trip is a great way to learn more about the outdoors, each other, and yourself.

These two women demonstrate enormous devotion and loyalty to one another. A refreshing Biblical example of female empowerment and support.

Join the Colorado Jewish overnight camps and Adventure Rabbi Kids  for an evening of Purim fun Wednesday night, February 24!

On March 6, 2021, Pizmon, a New York based Acappella group, will be leading a Havdallah service and concert for the Adventure Judaism Community.

How is it that we understand the natural world and our place in it? Both science and religion seek to provide answers --- And notably, they are often placed in conflict/ opposition.

Adventure Rabbi’s classic event, Shabbat on Snow, is back at Copper Mountain.

Join The Adventure Rabbi for the Nation’s Most Unique Menorah Lighting for Hannukah at Copper Mountain, Saturday, December 12.

Join Rabbi Korngold and other adults who wish to increase their Jewish knowledge as we embark on an adventure of mind and spirit, guaranteed to help you advance your Jewish studies and practice.

Imagine Friday night Shabbat Services in a vast green field, with views of the Flatirons. Imagine a place where you can safely socially distance, yet spiritually connect. Tonight!

Join Rabbi Jamie Korngold for an open house on Zoom, Monday, August 17, at 4:00 pm to learn more about our religious school offerings.

This weekend, August 7 and Aug 8, Camp Granite Lake with be hosting first the Adventure Rabbi, Rabbi Jamie Korngold for a Shabbat service on Friday at 6:30 pm with and then on Saturday at 10:30 am, a concert with Jeff and Paige for families with kids.

This year, we are offering both online and in-person / outdoor options for grades 1-6.

The summer of 2020 brings us interesting challenges and opportunities. How do we gather safely to enjoy the majesty of Shabbat as a community?

On July 10, 2020 at 6:00 pm MT, join us on Zoom for 30-minutes of singing, blessing, and schmoozing.

The summer of 2020 brings us interesting challenges and opportunities. How do we gather safely to enjoy the majesty of Shabbat as a community?

Tune in Wednesday May 27, 2020 at 6:00 pm MT and enjoy a lively conversation between Rabbi Korngold and Sarah Hurwitz on the weekly broadcast, "What's Up with God?"