The Boulder International Film Festival released their schedule on February 14th, and it includes several films that may be of interest to the Jewish Community.

With tickets selling fast, the Boulder Jewish Film Festival has added five screenings of popular titles

On Monday, March 2, a new installation by artists Cara Enteles and Angela Beloian, titled “Reflection Nature,” opens in the Boulder JCC Messinger Gallery. 

Henry Rasof has a new .pdf e-collection of all of his Jewish poetry and prose not already published in his two print books.

OLLI Boulder Spring Term begins March 30. Registration opens February 17.

Get ready for the Boulder Jewish Film Festival's opening night tribute to Dave Grusin with a special screening of "The Milagro Beanfield War" on March 1, at 3:30 pm in the Boe.

HaSifria: The Library at the Boulder JCC is the largest collection of Jewish literature, media, and resources in Boulder County. In addition to books, the Library offers many upcoming programs. 

A new poem from Lisa Tremback.

The Boulder Jewish Film Festival opens March 4 celebrating jazz legend Dave Grusin, who scored dozen of Hollywood classics.

Tickets go on sale Monday morning for the 8th annual Boulder Jewish Film Festival.

In her work of historical fiction, Morris tells the story of the migration of Jews escaping the Spanish Inquisition and their journey to the New World.

A Shabbat poem by Lisa Tremback.

Lori Dube interviews newly local artist Maya Rose Weiss about her handmade, wearable art.

Country singer Buckstein will headline a benefit show at the Mercury Café, Denver, on Saturday, Feb. 15, 2020.

Art exhibits and hands-on creative arts classes are coming to the Boulder JCC as ACE @ the J expands.

A new poem from Lisa Tremback.

The Colorado Hebrew Chorale and its women’s choir Kol Nashim present their third annual gala, Raisins and Almonds: A Tu B’Shvat Celebration, Sunday, January 26.

The Lunch and Learn program at the Boulder JCC is thrilled to present a series of learning and social opportunities for the winter/spring season. Here are two for January.

A new Chanukah poem from Lisa Tremback

Humor, humanity, and heroes abound in the 18 film programs scheduled for the 2020 Boulder Jewish Film Festival

A new poem from Lisa Tremback.

Shoebox Stories is a story-holding project where you stand in another person’s shoes by reading aloud their story, saying their words, and holding, for a moment, the weight that they carry.

A new poem by Lisa Tremback.

Five Jewish artists, ages ranging from 5-64, are exhibiting at Dayton Memorial Library at Regis University in Denver.

Maryanne Quinn is a Boulder-based textile artist whose hand-felted paintings exploit a sense of childhood wonder.