Join Boulder Center for Judaism this Sunday, September 26, for our annual Women’s program, “Soup in the Sukkah.” 

This year to accommodate those choosing to stay home due to health fears, Boulder County Center for Judaism decided to build a Mobile Sukkah, bringing holiday joy to Boulder County's Jews.

Experience a special lavish Rosh Hashanah meal you will not soon forget, outdoors under the stars, starting at 8:15 pm after services at the Boulder County Center for Judaism.

To accommodate those who would otherwise not participate in formal Rosh Hashanah synagogue services, Rabbi Scheiner of Boulder Center for Judaism is promoting a brief, open to all, Rosh Hashanah ceremony that includes the primary observances of the holiday. There will be a special activity for kids and a small holiday gift takeaway.

The Boulder County Center for Judaism wants to make sure you have your Lulav and Etrog before it’s too late.

Are you looking for a beautiful Jewish Art Calendar to hang on your wall chock full of Jewish information, local candle lighting times and holiday dates and information?

Boulder Center for Judaism published a full color magazine filled with Jewish content and information for the High Holidays. Get your free copy today!

Boulder Center for Judaism would like to inform you that Rabbi YY Jacobson of theYeshiva.net will be joining us this Shabbat for services and an authentic Farbrengen and Shabbat meal in honor of Shabbat Nachamu and the holiday of the 15th day of Av.

Tisha B'av, the saddest day in Jewish history, the day that both Temples were destroyed, starts this Saturday night, July 17, beginning at 8:27 pm.

Boulder Center for Judaism is proud to announce a virtual class on the topic of the “Sacred and  Sensual” given by Rochel Goldbaum of Denver, CO on Thursday, June 10. This is the second in a series of three classes on “Nurturing the Knot.”

Boulder Center for Judaism is very excited to invite you to the first in a three-part virtual event series we will host on the theme of Love & Intimacy from a Jewish Perspective.

Celebrate Shavuot and hear the Ten COMMANDMENTS just like we did at Mount Sinai!

Boulder Center for Judaism is providing a fun Lag B'Omer program on Thursday night, April 29th with bbq choices for the entire family.

Approximately once every nine years, Passover begins on Saturday night. This means that erev Pesach, the day before Passover 2021, coincides with Shabbat, bringing with it a number of unique laws and guidelines.

We are all shaken and devastated by the tragic and senseless murder spree which took place in our hometown. May G-d grant comfort and healing to the families of the slain, and to the entire Boulder community.

Passover 2021 is fast approaching. This year, many of us are still keeping some level of social distancing, Boulder Center for Judaism has created new options to support the Jewish community in your Passover celebration while keeping things safe. See what we are offering.

This year, at Boulder Center for Judaism, we had to use out-of-the-box thinking to come up with Purim Celebration ideas. Take advantage of these options we have available to make your Purim safe, and joyous.

Painting is fun. Purim is fun. Painting (virtually) with friends while learning about Purim is fun squared.

Boulder Center for Judaism is excited that this year there are more large Menorahs displayed in Boulder County to help create a holiday spirit.

We have a special surprise Chanukah in a Box with some of the seasonal treats that people have come to enjoy. Sign up by December 6tth for yours!

Join us on Sunday, December 6, at 5:30 pm either live with social distancing or virtually for an evening of song and Chassidic teachings in honor of the Chassidic holiday of Yud-Tes Kislev. 

Whether you have your own Sukkah or not, you can still have your own lulav and etrog and do the mitzvah of shaking them in the prescribed directions each day.

Boulder Center for Judaism is excited to announce that the 5781 Calendars are in and they are nicer than ever…

Watch the YouTube recording of this very interesting talk by a Chabad rebbitzen about the realities behind "Unorthodox".

With lots of time at home in the past few months, you probably came across the series, "Unorthodox." I myself and many of my fellow Rabbis and Rebbetzins got questions, wondering if this is what a Chassidic marriage is really about.