Rocky Mountain Jewgrass, the world’s first (and likely only) Jewish bluegrass band brings their unique musical styling to The Dairy Center in Boulder on Saturday, January 24.

The fate of Paris hangs in the balance during an historic debate brilliantly dramatized in "Diplomacy."

Talking about our wishes for end-of-life care is not an easy discussion, but the Conversation Project is there to help.

Boulder History Museum's speakers series, Boulder Conversations with Extraordinary People, this month features Rabbi Jamie Korngold.

Using their creative vision to “Create a World Without Hate,” over 40 local artists are contributing pieces in diverse mediums and styles to ADL’s ArtWorks, presented by BNY Mellon Wealth Management.

Colorado Jews this month honored the 28th anniversary of the special relationship between the United States and the Federated States of Micronesia, which has proven to be not only a strong ally of America but also of America’s ally, the State of Israel.

Award-winning screenwriter David N. Weiss will be the guest speaker at Chabad of NW Metro Denver this Sunday November 16th.

There is something for just about everyone at the upcoming Hazon Food Conference, and we have scholarships to help get Coloradans there!

French media analyst Philippe Karsenty, who exposed France 2's doctoring of a video supposedly showing the shooting of a Palestinian boy by the IDF, will be speaking in Denver and Lone Tree next weekend.

Kathryn Bernheimer talks about Meyer Lansky's single-handed re-invention of Havana at Menorah's Lunch and Learn, Nov. 13 at noon at the Boulder JCC.

CU Professor Zilla Goodman comes to the Boulder JCC on Nov. 6 to talk about heroes like Albie Sachs - also the subject of a new documentary.

The Women of Har HaShem are hosting the Second Annual Fashion Show on Thursday, October 30. Dinner, drinks, and High Fashion with the Hotties of Har HaShem!

Join Rabbi Glickman of Congregation Har HaShem for a Thursday evening discussion of Jewish humor at Murphy's in North Boulder.

Laura Green, the current region representative for Hadassah’s Israel, Zionist & International Affairs, will present "The Good, The Bad and The Ugly."

"Road to Eden - A Rock and Roll Sukkot," which screens October 12 at the Boe, is both a community Sukkot celebration and part of Menorah's ongoing exploration of Southern Jewish history.

CU @ the J continues with Professor Sasha Senderovich leading a discussion of a short story on Thursday at 7 pm.

The Colorado Hebrew Chorale and The Longmont Chorale join together for two unique and collaborative performances in Longmont and Denver in mid-October.

The next Jewish community dialogue about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is scheduled for September 30th. Pre-registration is required. Click to find out more.

Joan Rivers, of blessed, hilarious memory, takes one last bow at the Boe on Monday, when the Boulder Jewish Film Festival hosts a screening of her 2010 documentary.

CU at the Boulder JCC: A Scholars Series starts Thursday September 18 with the Marx Brothers. Kathryn Bernheimer confesses all here.

A new poem by Lisa Bergstein-Tremback.

A small but growing number of traditional enemies have been coming to Roots gatherings to meet and connect simply as neighbors.

Set for March 14-22, The Boulder Jewish Film Festival features two filmmakers in person, including Nancy Spielberg.

Celebrate the upcoming New Year and get the latest update on the situation in Israel from Boulder Hadassah's featured speaker, Michal Uziyahu.

Boulder- and Paris-based singer Jessica Gabrielle (Hayoun) co-stars in a cabaret show heading to Paris, previewing in Boulder, Lafayette and Denver next week.