Milk and Honey Farm at the Boulder JCC just surpassed donating 1,000 pounds of organic produce to Community Food Share and Harvest of Hope Food Pantry.

Meet the new Director of Family Life at Nevei Kodesh. 

Local Boulder Kabbalist Samuel Avital discusses Kinesthetic Intelligence in this video interview.

CU Boulder and the Dairy Arts Center are pleased to present a screening of a rare 1918 silent film, "The Yellow Ticket," accompanied by an original film score composed and performed live by klezmer violinist Alicia Svigals with jazz pianist Marilyn Lerner.

A new poem.

Please join Jewish Genealogical Society of Colorado (JGSCO) for our first program of the year on Tuesday, September 12th.  

Boulder Jewish Family Service will host its fifth annual fundraiser, “Reel Hope Boulder” on Saturday, October 14 at the Boulder JCC. Tickets on sale now!

Chabad of NW Metro Denver is pleased to announce its third annual summer movie presentation "On The Map" on Thursday, August 24th.

Golin says, "Intermarriage is good, period." ...The question then is what comes next, when intermarriage is seen instead as an opportunity to meaning and growth... 

ACE launches music@theJ, featuring monthly concerts that treat music as living history linked to cultural identity.

Stratos, creators of a pharmaceutical-grade cannabis tablet product line, is facilitating a Cannabis 101 series at Balfour Senior Living communities throughout the Colorado Front Range.

Midrash, the rabbinic method of interpreting the verses of the Torah, always begins with a problem in the text.

One of the memorable lines from the recent blockbuster Wonder Woman: “I will fight for those who cannot fight for themselves.”

Knitting for charity causes is not a new trend, but did you know that knitting and activism have been linked since before the American Revolution? The Women’s March in January and the March for Science in March both used colorful, hand-made hats for a striking visual symbol. So many craftivists created …

The Colorado Hebrew Chorale and and its women’s choir, Kol Nashim, seek qualified singers ages 13 and up in all voice parts. Previous experience is not required. Open rehearsals are being held in August.

While many summer camps in Colorado end the last week of July, Cherryvale Day Camp adds more options into the first two weeks of August.

Har HaShem will be showing a free subtitled French film that takes place in Israel and the West Bank on Thursday, July 13th.

The summer has officially started and the Boulder JCC’s Cherryvale Day Camp program has had a great start to the season!

Tommy Koenig brings his hilarious musical to Boulder in "Baby Boomer Baby," a musical comedy talkin’ ‘bout my generation, the story of one Jewish Baby Boomer written and performed by Tommy Koenig.

Audiences at Sunday's Dylan Tribute Concert enjoyed an evening of folk classics performed by the very best in local talent.

The newly formed Har HaShem Men's Group is planning a bus trip to the Ameristar Casino in Blackhawk on Sunday, June 25. Click the headline for more details.

Join ACE on Sunday, June 18 at 7:00 pm in Levin Hall for a Bob Dylan Tribute Concert.

Sal Litvak comes to the J for two programs, and in two incarnations. On June 11, he appears as The Accidental Talmudist.

Singers and Listeners! Join the Colorado Hebrew Chorale for a memorable “romp” through Felix Mendelssohn’s oratorio "Elijah."

Salvador "Sal" Litvak makes two appearances at the Boulder JCC this week, on Thursday (with his film, "When Do We Eat?") and on Sunday, as the Accidental Talmudist.