John Rosengren, author of "Hank Greenberg: The Hero of Heroes," will be speaking at the Denver Jewish Community Center on March 1, 2015 about his latest book.

Boulder Hadassah, Boulder Jewish Family Service, Nevei Kodesh, and the Boulder Jewish Community Center co-sponsored a presentation on end-of-life issues by The Conversation Project on January 29. Find out more here.

Today Laya Saul Jackson lives in Tsfat, Israel, but she lived in the Boulder area for many years before that. The Boulder County Center for Judaism is holding a Lunch and Learn with her as the speaker next week.

Laya Saul Jackson is in town for a short while so the Boulder County Center for Judaism is holding a Lunch and Learn featuring her as the speaker.

Now in its 19th year, Denver's Jewish Film Festival demonstrates the effectiveness of cinema as vehicles for engagement and education.

Richard Trank shares his thoughts about his films prior to his tribute program the Boulder Jewish Film Festival, March 14-16.

Meet the artist at the free wine and cheese opening of "Lenscapes" at the Boulder JCC, Thursday Feb. 5

Our new Story Slam program is a forum for us to share our stories in a warm and friendly environment. Find out more.

The Mizel Arts and Culture Center (MACC) will host the 19th Annual Denver Jewish Film Festival at the Elaine Wolf Theatre at the Robert E. Loup Jewish Community Center (JCC) from Feb. 4 to Feb. 15, 2015.

Bonai Shalom is transforming into a coffee house and a space for you to express yourself!

One more title has been added to the Boulder Jewish Film Festival after a sold-out screening on Sunday left the audience clamoring for more.

Bonai Shalom invites you to explore the Soviet Jewish experience during its February First Friday service, on February 6th, 2015 with Professor Sasha Senderovich from CU.

The Boulder Jewish Film Festival presents a new documentary in honor of MLK Day on Sunday night at the Boe.

Tickets to the Boulder Jewish Film Festival go on sale February 9 - here's the full program for all 18 films and 23 screenings. (Updated!)

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.