Arts & Culture

The Boulder Jewish Film Festival goes virtual with ways to watch and even discuss films at home.

We thought the youngest among us might enjoy a virtual visit from Sadie and Ori for a Story Time.

A new poem from Lisa Tremback.

The Boulder JCC announced this morning that they have canceled the remaining screenings of the Boulder Jewish Film Festival, effective immediately.

Tickets are available for today's Centerpiece screenings of "Aulcie" and "Picture of His Life" with Dani Menkin in person.

Find out what films are still available with our handy-dandy list

To celebrate Irene’s life and legacy, the Boulder JCC is hosting a ceremony on the stage of the Dairy’s Gordon Gamm Theater prior to the Boulder Jewish Film Festival screening of “Those Who Remained.”

The students of CU Boulder's Hebrew classes and the Program in Jewish Studies are pleased to present the sixth annual Hebrew Schmooze-A-Palooza, free and open to the public!

The Boulder Jewish Film Festival Centerpiece presents two new films by Dani Menkin with the filmmaker in person

Exhibits at the Museum of the Southern Jewish Experience will explore the many ways Jews in the American South influenced and were influenced by the distinct cultural heritage of their communities, covering 13 states and more than 300 years of history – including Colonial, Civil War, World War II and the Civil Rights Movement.

Henry Rasof is pleased to announce the publication of a collection of light verse and humor by his late father: "The Wit, Whimsy, Wisdom, and Wordplay of Bernard Rasof, PhD."

Inspired by the Oscars, Kathryn Bernheimer makes up her own awards for the films in the upcoming festival

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.