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YidKins promotes a life-transforming approach to dieting and exercise, encouraging indulgence and unique routines while incorporating Jewish culture and tradition.

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Join us this Sunday for a strategy game event supporting Bonai Shalom’s new inclusive facility, with activities for all ages.

Acclaimed jazz pianist Fred Hersch will headline closing night of the Denver Jazz Fest on April 12, showcasing his innovative artistry with his trio. Tickets range from $39–$59.

Join the 50th anniversary celebration of Rabbi Zalman Schachter-Shalomi’s "Fragments of a Future Scroll" on bridging Judaism's histories and spiritual realities on April 23.

The Boulder Philharmonic Orchestra’s April 25 concert celebrates Prokofiev’s brilliance, featuring Lieutenant Kijé, Piano Concerto No. 3, and selections from Romeo and Juliet.

Join the Boulder Death Schmooze on April 9, 2026, to discuss death and share experiences. Free event with snacks. Registration required.

The Colorado Hebrew Chorale announces upcoming events, including Yom HaShoah, Yom HaZikaron, and Yom HaAtzma'ut celebrations, emphasizing community engagement and cultural continuity.

In 2026, April Fool’s Day coincides with Passover, encouraging playful pranks during the seder, enhancing discussion, and humorously engaging family traditions while maintaining tradition.

To honor Holocaust Survivor Sami Steigmann, the Chicago Jewish Alliance launches Project Ahava, a fundraising initiative created to provide safe, stable housing for the 86-year-old living alone in a Harlem apartment that no longer meets his aging needs. The initiative also honors the U.S. Holocaust Remembrance Day, which takes place on Tuesday, April 14.

We all prepare for and practice this holiday differently and it is full of memory and meaning as we perform the rituals, eat the special food and tell the story, different each year because we are different; the world is different. Mah nishtanah?!

A new Passover poem from Todd Greenberg.

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Every two seconds in the U.S., someone needs a blood transfusion. Join the Vitalant Blood Mobile on April 17 to donate and make a life-saving impact.

On June 15, 2025, Bruce Shaffer and painter Alyssa Giglio formed a significant artistic bond at Sweet Cow, resulting in a profound portrait reflecting personal and communal resilience.

Before certain media and social media sources can publish disinformation about Jerusalem closures this week, BJN is publishing the official release from the Western Wall Heritage Foundation, the Israel Police, and the Jerusalem Municipality. Monday | 12 Nisan 5786 | March 30, 2026 Joint statement by the Western Wall Heritage …

Join your seder celebration with a Beatles-inspired Haggadah (or others) from Recustom, offering innovative rituals and engaging resources for a magical Passover experience.

by Joshua Kail, The Rebbitzman We are fast approaching Pesach. A holiday where Jews come together, tell the story of the Exodus, share a meal, and most importantly, welcome the stranger. Yet, there is one group of people who are not given the same kindness and empathy that we give to …

From 2015-2020, Harvard received over $894 million in foreign funding, leading to concerns over increasing Zionophobia and a declining Jewish student population on campus.

JFest at Boulder JCC on April 18 celebrates a decade of community with vibrant activities, unique refreshments, and a joyful dress code, inviting donations for attendance.

Join Kathryn Bernheimer for a three week Exchange class on Jewish Screen Comedy at the Boulder JCC.

The Boulder JCC's new Chavurah Program helps families connect and build lasting Jewish relationships through small friendship groups, enhancing community involvement.

Shelly Shem Tov will share her inspiring journey of resilience and advocacy for hostages, particularly her son Omer, at a Jewish National Fund-USA event on March 25.

Happy Spring! Numerous events are scheduled for April 8, including a Men's Breakfast, Beginner Canasta class, and a discussion group. But there is more coming in April. Register now!

JEWISHcolorado invites the community to Celebrate Israel 2026 on May 3 in Denver, honoring Israel's culture through music, food, and connection. Registration is required.