The new Archive Transformed residency program connecting artists and scholars will hold two public events this month: a performance at Old Main Chapel May 13 and presentations by the inaugural residency cohort at the Boulder Public Library May 17.

Before coming to the Paul Simon tribute concert at the JCC on May 17, check out this documentary on the making of Graceland.

Jewish UnCamp is for independent-thinking Jewish high school girls, 16-19 years old. Find out more!

“Through the Looking Glass: Photographic Perspectives by Bruce Henderson” offers a retrospective look at a lifetime behind the camera.

A new poem from Lisa Tremback.

Congregation Har HaShem will be hosting a free showing of "Menashe" on Tuesday, April 24 - community welcome!

Come join us on an Elizabethan Adventure on Tuesday, April 24 with Shakespeare expert, Sid Fox, who has given talks on Shakespeare to the CU Theater Department and Classics Department. 

A comparison of the main genealogy websites, with a review of JewishGen.org, will be presented by Sunny Morton on Sunday, April 22, 2018.

Experience "West Side Story" in dramatic concert with full symphony orchestra, and hear highlights from his career at a community concert celebrating Bernstein at 100.

Kathryn Bernheimer leads the talkback for Oscar-nominee "The Insult" on Wednesday, and Hedy Lamarr returns to the Boe next week

However bad things might seem as we read this today, they are really rather ordinary historically. Our times do not compare with the extraordinary times Harry Greissman’s generation faced.

A new poem from Lisa Tremback

It's not too late to join the fun at the Boulder Jewish Film Festival, now in full swing at the Dairy Arts Center!

 “Dead Sea Scrolls,” the exhibition that has captivated millions around the world, will open at the Denver Museum of Nature & Science on March 16.

Award-winning historian and biographer Oliver Hilmes’ new book "BERLIN 1936: Sixteen Days in August" (Other Press Hardcover) traces the events of the 1936 Berlin Olympics, a sporting and entertainment event that marked a paradigm shift in modern European politics.

One of the best films of the year, "1945" plays the Boulder Jewish Film Festival, March 18.

"Music of the Butterfly: A Story of Hope" allows children to view life through Renee's eyes-a child living through the Holocaust who remained hopeful of a brighter future.

"I Gotta Be Me" has been on the festival circuit less than a month and is winning top awards. See it Sunday, March 11 at the Boulder Jewish Film Festival.

The gorgeous genius is still a bombshell at the Boulder Jewish Film Festival, which just added a third showing of "The Hedy Lamarr Story."