Professor Arie Kacowicz will briefly address the current political upheaval in Israel and what it means for the future of the Israeli-Palestinian relations, and there will be a short presentation on SIPPs' work.

This year’s 2023 CSF Much Ado About Nothing is the most audience engaged performance to hit the Mary Rippon stage in your reviewer’s memory over the past 50 years.

CSF setting this production at the end of World War I, reminds us that WWI was a war whose roots lay, as in the play, in the multiplicity of misunderstandings between the major powers, and, especially over both the restless multitudes among the ethnic groupings under them in Europe, and their competition on the world stage, abroad (Barbara Tuchman’s Guns of August).

But What Kind of Mystery Play is This? It is about the separation and reuniting of a family, yes, maybe the holy family you might grant, where the women play as in Jesus’ story a major part, but what are we to make of the separation and reuniting of two identical twins?

Find out what SIPP is doing to heal the environment, bring people together, and empower small organizations in Israel and Palestine. Meet our 2023 Min-Grant recipients, and learn about their projects, involving agriculture, language, community-building, and music.

The 2022 Colorado Shakespeare Festival has done it, again, delivered, across its entire repertoire, one of its most outstanding set of spectacles, so typical of this amazing company, in its 65th season, the second oldest Shakespeare festival in America.

We are excited to announce our first in-person event since 2019! Our outdoor Celebrate SIPP 2022 event will feature brief presentations by Lindsey Zemler, the Sustainability Coordinator for SIPP mini-grant recipient Eastern Mediterranean International School (EMIS), and SIPP's newest Board member Nidal Allis, the president and CEO at Techno Rescue. 

When we were on a month long family visit to Israel in 1986, on a Denver Federation sponsored trip, Kesher, we saw with our own eyes the very leaky pipe where the inspiration for Drip Irrigation was born.

Boulder-based Sustainable Israeli-Palestinian Projects (SIPP) is hosting a Community Update via Zoom from 11:00 am to 12:00 noon Mountain Daylight Time on Sunday, August 15th.

Boulder-based Sustainable Israeli-Palestinian Projects (SIPP) is hosting a Community Update via Zoom from 11:00 am to 12:00 noon Mountain Daylight Time on Sunday, August 15th.

But What Kind of Mystery Play is This? It is about the separation and reuniting of a family, yes, maybe the holy family you might grant, where the women play as in Jesus’ story a major part, but what are we to make of the separation and reuniting of two identical twins?

Tune in via Zoom at 11 am MST on December 6th to hear from SIPP’s seven new Mini-Grant recipients.

Anyone interested in work that benefits both Israelis and Palestinians is invited to attend this exciting Zoom event. SIPP will introduce you to our seven new Mini-Grant recipients.

Meet our new Mini-Grant recipients and learn about their projects at our annual fundraising event.

On Earth Day, Wednesday, April 22, 2020 from 10:00 to 11:30 am, Sustainable Israeli-Palestinian Projects (SIPP) will be hosting a Community Update via Zoom video conference.

Sustainable Israeli-Palestinian Projects (SIPP) is hosting a party for our supporters on Sunday December 8th, at a lovely Chautauqua home.  SIPP is celebrating a banner year for old and new projects and partnership with delicious hors d'oeuvres, desserts, and a signature cocktail.

"Are you going to write a review?" my friend asked at the soiree at the CU Alumni Center an hour before opening night...

Sid Fox continues his discussion of Twelfth Night and the Playlet that he posted last week.

Shakespeare scholar Sid Fox presents a playlet about William Shakespeare and Twelfth Night on the eve of the 2019 season of the Colorado Shakespeare Festival

Liz and I are excited to present a staged reading of excerpts from letters between Liz's parents from her book, "WE ARE GOING TO BE LUCKY – A WW II Love Story in Letters".

Liz and I are excited to finally present a staged reading of excerpts from letters between Liz's parents from her book, "WE ARE GOING TO BE LUCKY – A WW II Love Story in Letters".

The Boulder community is invited to join Sustainable Israeli-Palestinian Projects on Sunday, April 28, 2019 for a feast for mind and body.

The Boulder community is invited to join Sustainable Israeli-Palestinian Projects (SIPP) on Sunday, April 28, 2019 from 4:00 to 5:30 pm at the West Boulder Senior Center, for presentations about their work, hors d'oeuvres and dessert.

Liz and I are excited to present a staged reading of excerpts from letters between Liz's parents from her book, "WE ARE GOING TO BE LUCKY – A WW II Love Story in Letters".

Liz and Sid Fox share excerpts from Liz's book "We Are Going to Be Lucky" at Har HaShem on April 10. It tells the story of Liz’s parents, first-generation idealistic Jewish American couple separated by war, captured in their own words.