Karyn Schad will be speaking at this special Friday night dinner.

Yes - a new class on the first book of the Torah, Beraishit, is beginning.

The Liveliest day on the Jewish Calendar- Simchat Torah!

If you missed pickup on Thursday - or forgot to order - don't miss this.

Wednesday night's Shofar Factory program sold out. An additional night has been added!

Do not fear, you can still order your Esrog and Lulav set now from Chabad of Boulder.

The Shofar Factory, a hands-on workshop, will help visitors learn about the significance and history of the Shofar, as well as the opportunity to craft your own shofar.

Chabad Lubavitch of Boulder County invites you to Incorporate a Splash of Spirit & Spirituality into your Shabbat this weekend with our special guests.

Visit the LB Kosher Grill booth, which has been at the Boulder Jewish Festival since the beginning.

A guest opinion on leadership by Moshe Scheiner.

The highlight of the Shavuot service is the Reading of the "Ten Commandments". Every year we experience anew the Sinaitic transmission of the Torah by G-d.

Were the real movers and shakers at Sinai women or men?

On Lag B'Omer, communities across the world gather to celebrate the life of Rabbi Shimon Bar Yochai, the father of KABBALAH. Join Chabad of Boulder's celebration this Thursday.

Hurry and save your seat for Chabad Lubavitch of Boulder’s Meaningful, Sociable, Gastronomically Viable Seder Dinner.

Would you like to have authentic Matzah like they made in Egypt at your Seder table?

We are delighted to invite you to our Passover Seder!

Thursday night: come see the Story of Exodus in a new light and learn how to muster the strength to go find new terrains.

. . .about a Rosh Chodesh class on dreams.

More Chanukah! Special shabbat dinner at Chabad this week.

Join us on Wednesday, December 21 at 5:30pm and meet Boulder's own Jewish Mayor, Matt Appelbaum who will be lighting the Menorah.

Steve Brodsky returns to the Pearl Street Mall to perform at the Grand Menorah Lighting this week.

The vast majority of Americans make charitable contributions because it feels good. All it takes is one act of goodness in any situation that can have the greatest impact.

Rich Schad spins answers to 4 questions

Due to popular request, the Hasidic Holiday Celebration of Yud Tes Kislev has been changed to Wednesday.

Chabad Lubavitch of Boulder is holding an inspiring gathering on the holy day of Yud-Tes Kislev. All are welcome!