Community, connection, and joy are core to what we do at the JCC. By creating unique and meaningful opportunities to gather, celebrate, and engage, we are a community hub for everyone in Boulder County. 

We are now thrilled to share that throughout this month and into the summer, we will be entering and rolling out our Phase 3 reopening. Our ECC camp and Cherryvale Day Camp began this week and we are looking forward to welcoming back more community members to the JCC at our in-person programs and rentals.

We are devastated by the recent violence and loss of life in the Middle East, including between neighbors. We are also heartbroken by the subsequent rise in hate and anti-Semitism in the United States and around the world.

The election outcome is still not clear today. Many of us may continue to feel stress and anxiety as the results unfold over the coming hours and days.

Summer is officially here and our campus is beginning to buzz. And not just bees.

On Wednesday, May 13 our Board voted to begin Phase 1 of our reopening plan. All aspects of our reopening are dependent and based on local and state guidelines in partnership with the Boulder County Health Department and State Licensing.

Our community’s needs are varied. We have prepared a few options that are currently available to request assistance, volunteer, and/or donate.

Boulder’s Rabbinic Council (Haver), the Anti-Defamation League (ADL), and the Boulder JCC are convening a community conversation to discuss recent incidents of anti-Semitism in our area and to provide support to one another.

We invite you to join us as we gather tomorrow at Congregation Har HaShem at 4:30 pm for a unified and healing response to the shooting at Tree of Life Congregation in Pittsburgh on Saturday.

The Boulder JCC is thrilled to announce the 2019 Reflections Gala Honorees, Miche and Noah Bacher and Cathy Summer and Steve Ellis.

David Levin passed away at his home in Boulder, CO Saturday at the age of 68 from pancreatic cancer. A memorial will be held this Thursday at the Boulder JCC.

Late Tuesday night, the Boulder JCC received an emailed bomb threat.

This past month, the Boulder JCC hosted the second think tank of JCC Association of North America’s Sheva Lab Communities.

This week the Board of the JCC Association issued a Statement on Immigration to share some of the core values that JCCs uphold.

JCC Association of North America today announced that the head of the American fundraising arm of Ben-Gurion University of the Negev will become its next president and CEO.

Join the Boulder JCC at Reflections on February 20th to honor Bright Stars Bruce and Julie Shaffer.

The Boulder JCC invites everyone to come sign their name on a piece of structural steel that will be placed in the new JCC building.

Large dirt moving equipment began rolling onto the site during the last two weeks of December, and the entire Boulder Jewish Commons is now a construction site!

The moment has arrived for the Boulder Jewish Community Center (JCC) to break ground on its new 52,000 square foot building on the Boulder Jewish Commons!

Kalmia Ave. is closed until further notice. Please read for detour information on how to get to the BJCC.

Our thoughts and prayers go out to the friends and families in the Kansas City community during this tragic and sad time, and the BJCC will be open on Monday, April 14th.

In addition, in an effort to help our community, we are offering several free programs:. Read about it here.

The Boulder JCC will remain closed on Monday, September 16th. Click for latest information from BJCC and JFS.

The Community Purim Carnival and the community Megillah reading at the Boulder JCC that was scheduled for today, February 24th, have both been cancelled due to the weather.