Glimpses of fall are beginning to show themselves with the weather cooling, evening showers, and turning leaves. At Milk and Honey Farm, Farmers Becca Gan Levy and Molly Sease are continuing to grow and harvest a range of incredible produce including squash, cucumbers, tomatoes, kale, and zucchini. The Farm is …

Taking off on May 31, 2020, the group will travel to Tel Aviv, Jaffa, Ramat HaNegev, Jerusalem, the Sea of Galilee, Tsfat, and Caesarea.

Young professionals aged 21-45 have a new way to create community in Boulder. The Boulder JCC is forming a Young Professionals Committee to build a new season of events and programs.

There’s only one way to send off Kathryn Bernheimer and that’s with a dance party featuring the music she loves.

While summer may be winding down, Milk and Honey Farm at the Boulder JCC is just getting started. Returning this fall are two beloved series -- Create and Cultivate and Boulder Chefs Series. 

The Boulder JCC, Congregation Bonai Shalom, Congregation Har HaShem, and Adventure Judaism have partnered to organize Boulder’s community-wide trip to Israel.

Milk and Honey Farm welcomed two new baby goats on May 25. You have an opportunity to meet Omer and Barley at two upcoming events.

This Sunday, June 2, Boulder celebrates 25 years of the Boulder Jewish Festival on the Pearl St. Mall.

Please join us to learn about the President and CEO of the Boulder Chamber of Commerce’s current thoughts and future hopes for the Boulder business community.

Alice Messinger is a painter, curator, teacher, and collector. Originally from Scarsdale, NY, Alice and her family moved to Boulder in 2004 and became immediately involved in the local Jewish community and art scene. Surrounded by art her whole life, Alice found an opportunity to bring this passion to Boulder. …

Get ready for Passover this year at the Colorado Jewish Food Fest on Sunday, April 7th at the Boulder JCC.

The Boulder JCC is proud to host a 9Health Fair on Wednesday, April 10. Register today!

Whether you moved to Boulder a few weeks ago or a few years ago, the Boulder JCC Welcoming Committee invites you to their Shalom Boulder event on Wednesday, April 3rd.

The Boulder JCC is honored to announce the establishment of the Ilona Irene Rosenschein Holocaust Education Fund (IIRHEF), an endowed fund housed at Rose Community Foundation on behalf of the Boulder JCC.

And volunteers are still needed, so check out all the information about this fabulous community-wide event!

The 12th Annual Reflections came home for the first time ever and over 430 guests gathered in the community’s living room, the Boulder JCC.

This year, the Boulder JCC honors visionaries in our community. At our 12th Annual Reflections, taking place at the Boulder JCC for the first time ever, Cathy Summer and Steve Ellis and Miche and Noah Bacher will be honored.

At our 12th Annual Reflections, taking place at the Boulder JCC for the first time ever, Miche and Noah Bacher and Cathy Summer and Steve Ellis will be honored.

The Chefs Series at the J, presented by Dining Out Magazine, is an opportunity to cook side by side with your favorite Boulder Chefs.

The Holocaust by Bullets exhibit focuses on the mass shootings of Jews throughout Eastern Europe by the Nazi mobile killing units from 1941 to 1944.

On January 20th, or 15 Shevat, we’ll be celebrating the new year for trees. Today the holiday is often celebrated as a sort of Jewish “earth day,” connecting the new year for the trees to current environmental issues of our time.

The Jeffersonian Dessert Party will feature Jewish Studies faculty members leading small-group discussions on a variety of topics, in the tradition of Jefferson Dinners.

Come watch your peers get up and give fast-paced, thought-provoking, 5-minute TED-talk-style presentations on their passions. 

“Is Your Flirting Harassing Me?” will be hosted at the Boulder JCC in partnership with Women of the J, the Boulder Chapter of Hadassah, and Congregation Har HaShem.

The community has one last chance to be a part of this opportunity. Donations of any size are welcome.