Community...Closeness...Family…Fathers….. Just some of the themes we are highlighting at this year’s Boulder Jewish Festival.

The Boulder Jewish Festival needs event volunteers for the day of the festival, June 19th, on the Pearl Street Mall.

What do great local Jewish musicians, beautiful Judaica, booths featuring leading local Jewish organizations and a gaga pit have in common? You can enjoy all of them at the annual Boulder Jewish Festival!

Come celebrate Yom Ha’atzmaut, Israel’s 68th Birthday, in style! Join the Boulder JCC and community partners for a hands-on exploration of all things Israeli, and an opportunity to sign up for PJ LIbrary!

Find out 16 ways to spell Hanukkah plus a list of events happening every night of the holiday on Jewish Together – Boulder’s comprehensive Boulder County Chanukkah Resource Guide.

What can Yentl teach us about how we guide our Jewish students today?

After the splendid success of the first Newish and Jewish event, the 36 organizations that are Jewish Together- Boulder are pleased to announce our next event: a Newish and Jewish Happy Hour on October 14, 2015!

50 people who consider themselves “Newish and Jewish” got to meet each other last Sunday at the Boulder JCC.

Come and find ways to connect to community and meet new people.

Looking for a way to spice up your seder? The Jewish Together – Boulder website has DIY seder ideas, experiential learning opportunities and recipes.

Want to find a rockin' Purim party or a great recipe for gluten-free hamentashen? Look no further than the Jewish Together - Boulder Purim Page.

Jewish Together Boulder is excited to unveil a new resource for the community: B’nai Mitvah and Beyond.

This year, you can re-invent your Chanukah with the Jewish Together – Boulder Chanukah Resource Guide.

Jewish Together – Boulder has once again compiled a listing of High Holiday services and related programs on its website. Even free and last minute options!

Join the community on September 14, 2014, the one-year anniversary of the flood, for a celebration of our humanity. Rabbis and community leaders from around Boulder County will be will be creating an afternoon of stories, video, and interactive moments for both healing and celebrating.

Jewish Together – Boulder is introducing the second in a series of local Jewish Life Cycle Resource Guides.

Members of the Boulder Jewish Community gathered at Mountain View cemetery on Sunday to bury sacred texts that had been damaged in the September flooding.

Volunteers are needed to help load/unload the books for Sunday's service.

Join us for the ancient mitzvah of burying the sacred texts and papers that were damaged in the flood.

Our community has been through extraordinary circumstances, and we have shown extraordinary resilience. This Shabbat especially is a celebration of the light of our community.

You may be wondering, where can I take my damaged siddur (prayer book) and other sacred documents?

A simultaneous, city-wide celebration of Shabbat called “A Bolder Shabbat” beginning sundown on October 18 and ending with three stars in the sky on October 19.

Calling All Mohels, Mohelets and Jewish Baby Ritual Leaders: JT Boulder is launching a “Baby Ritual Leader Finder” as part of our New Baby Resource Guide. Apply today!

When is the last time you allowed the magic of Shabbat to infuse your soul?