20 artists, chosen from around the world and including one from Boulder, are coming to live in Jerusalem for two weeks of art around the clock.

Rabbi Marc Soloway will be part of this reading at the Curious Theatre on Sunday night, December 9th.

From mambo to jazz, baseball to comedy, feminism to heroism, from the capture of Eichmann to solving the global water crisis, the 7th annual Boulder Jewish Film Festival conveys the Jewish experience across time and throughout history.

We're in this life, in this deal/we're meant to make it through.

David Ilan discusses the politics and economics behind archaeological excavation in Israel today at the BJCC on Sunday at 3 pm.

Holocaust by Bullets memorializes the millions of Jews murdered at gunpoint to the east of the infamous death camps, and seeks to uncover and their buried history.

The University of Colorado Boulder’s Program in Jewish Studies and cosponsors welcome Daniel Kahn & the Painted Bird for a free concert on the CU Boulder campus Thursday, November 8, 2018.

A new perspective on the human spirit, survival, and women during the Holocaust, the world premiere of “Cabaret Kalisz” comes to Boulder next month.

Music@theJ celebrates swing era jazz and the Jewish musicians who got a nation on its feet with a concert, film and dance classes.

After six years of enhancements, a rigorous casting selection, and countless performances nationwide, this newest form of Cirque Italia’s innovative and unique “traveling circus” spectacular production is set to be its finest to date.

“Is Your Flirting Harassing Me?” will be hosted at the Boulder JCC in partnership with Women of the J, the Boulder Chapter of Hadassah, and Congregation Har HaShem.

ACE explores the rich history of swing with a special screening, two dance classes, and a concert and dance party on October 28.

The Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at the University of Denver is very pleased to announce the January 2019 opening of its new Boulder location.  

Editor Rukhl Schaechter will speak at CU, exploring how the publication, founded in 1897 as a newspaper for Jewish immigrants, has adapted to the changing demographic of its readership.

A Palestinian, an Israeli and a retired American couple met in Beit Jala…

Lord! We have battled our dybbuks!

This fall God suddenly shows up for therapy in Israeli playwright Anat Gov’s “divine comedy,” running September 14-30, at the Pluss Theatre in Denver’s Staenburg-Loup Jewish Community Center.  Produced by Theatre Or,* in collaboration with the Mizel Arts and Culture Center, Oh My God! is an early selection of JAAMM Fest (Jewish …

Enjoy a laugh as ACE explores what the best Jewish jokes reveal about the Jewish experience.

Kathryn Bernheimer explored the explosion of creativity in '70s America, and the repression of the post-war Eastern European Bloc at the Telluride Film Festival.

In Boulder, as in many other cities, this time of year brings many new families and new kids to town, which tempers the season's celebrations with special kinds of stresses.

First-time Boulder author Liz Fox will talk about her new book, “We Are Going To Be Lucky”, at a Lunch & Learn on Thursday, September 13, presented by ACE at the J and co-sponsored by Hadassah.

This panel discussion will address the demands for change initiated by women in the entertainment industry and the #metoo movement.

Join other like minded Boulder Women on an exciting trip to Denver to view the Dead Sea Scrolls next week. Limited number of tickets remain.

“Everyone who saw them loved them, and were so moved that the chapter women put so much work into them, and sent them with love.”

Last weekend a minyan of local food lovers came together to make the freshest and most stunningly delicious gazpacho--from soil to soup!