Local author John Eisenhauer reached out to us to help publicize his book-in-progress. We thought a "four questions" interview would help get the word out about his project.

Tickets for the 6th Annual Boulder Jewish Film Festival go on sale Monday, February 5th. Here's the full schedule for the 6th annual film festival, featuring 21 titles screening over 11 days, opening Thursday, March 8.

The 14th Annual Boulder International Film Festival, set to run from February 22 – 25, 2018, will include three Jewish genre films.

My grandson was born in 2017, during quite extraordinary times --- and 100 years after his late great grandfather, about whom this book was written. The question arises… How can we prepare my grandson’s generation to deal with their century from how Harry Greissman and his “Greatest Generation” lived through their extraordinary century?

The Colorado Premiere of "Keep the Change" opens the Boulder Jewish Film Festival, and includes a Community Inclusion Resource Showcase.

Did you know that “Somewhere Over the Rainbow” was written, not about the mythical Land of Oz but, the homeland of the Jewish people?

Celebrate the early pioneers of folk at Sunday's music@theJ concert.

Cara Mentzel comes to the Boulder JCC to discuss her new book about growing up with a famous sibling - musical theater singing sensation Idina Menzel.

The Colorado Hebrew Chorale and its women’s choir, Kol Nashim, invite you to attend their first fundraising event on Sunday, January 28, featuring a concert and dinner.

Kaballah for beginners, a 7-week class, starts February 15.

There's more to the tradition of New York Jewish people eating Chinese food on Christmas than just convenience.

While you may expect art to be part of the curriculum of a preschool student, it’s not often that children get to work with nationally-renowned artists.

Why not join friends at the Boulder JCC on Christmas Eve for a klezmer concert featuring the area’s best musicians?

Congregation Nevei Kodesh will present a staged reading of the powerful new play by LA writer, Jennifer Maisel on the first night of Hanukkah, December 12th.

ACE pays tribute to the late great Don Rickles with a screening of the 2007 Emmy Award-winning documentary, "Mr. Warmth."

I wrote this piece right after Yom Kippur. I don't ever have visions, this was a first.

Gregory Walker is a renown composer, violinist, and creative spirit. This Sunday he will be bringing us "Tiki Beat Taboo-Not Your Grandmother's Luau."

Come with us on a journey around the world, as we examine different aspects of love as expressed through Jewish musical gems. 

Recent archaeological discoveries shed light on the events described in the Bible, leading scholars to differing conclusions.

The 60's Tiki craze gets a modern musical makeover in Tiki Beat Taboo, a multimedia concert inspired by the formidable 19th century queen of the Hawaiian Islands who freed her people of the many taboos that separated them.

Sémplice, an “Early Music” quartet based in Denver, will appear in concert this Sunday in Boulder at Congregation Nevei Kodesh.

Join ACE's music@theJ concert on November 5 for Gregory's Walker's reimagining of a Polynesian party!

Learn why Ashkenazi Jews are more likely to inherit certain genetic conditions, as Gary Frohlich of Sanofi Genzyme discusses “The Founder Effect,” the genetic conditions affecting the Ashkenazim, and the signs and symptoms of Gaucher Disease.

A new online portal from Lund University in Sweden makes a unique archive containing first-hand accounts from Nazi concentration camp survivors freely accessible to the general public.

I first heard Pete Wernick & Flexigrass perform in 1994 at the historic Left Hand Grange Hall in Niwot. Though it was a long time ago, I vividly recall a dazzling, fun, and soulful night out.