Menorah honors Houdini this Sunday night and celebrates the conjuring arts at A Magical Morning with Menorah in October at Rembrandt Yard.

Expert on Jewish criminals, Ron Arons, will headline the Annual All-Day Seminar on Jewish Genealogy to be held October 18th.

There is no better way to embrace the start of school than with an excuse to hang out with friends and meet new ones!

Bees have suddenly become the buzzword of doom, as their population internationally has plummeted and the effects on commercial agriculture become a serious concern.

Learn, refresh or practice your ultimate frisbee skills at the first Sports/Adventure program of the school year with BJTI.

It’s not easy in Israel to find Jews and Arabs joined in the same activities.

Six years ago, John and Judith Shear of Chicago wanted to experience the real Israel, away from the well-worn tourist paths.

Miners Alley Playhouse presents the regional premier of "My Name is Asher Lev" Friday, September 11 through Sunday, October 18.

Teens: come join us for an exploration of Graffiti and its evolution as an art form, venue for political activism, and its modern iterations in Israel.

If you are in high school, play an instrument and are looking for a new space/group to riff with, this is the place for you.

August 2015 marks 10 years since the Israeli disengagement from the Gaza Strip, a move executed in hopes of bringing quiet and stability to both Israelis and Palestinians in the region.

One of the first programs of the new Boulder Jewish Teen Initiative... check it out.

About two acres of the Boulder Jewish Commons is being devoted to the creation of Milk and Honey Farm at the J, Boulder’s Jewish Community Farm.

Project Wadi Attir combines cutting-edge Israeli approaches and traditional Bedouin knowhow to establish ecologically sound income-generating activities.

On Tishah b'Av we lament the destruction of the two Temples, the expulsion of the Jews from Spain in 1492, other Jewish national tragedies, and, if we wish, our own sorrows and tragedies. On this day we recite elegies and dirges called kinot, as we and our ancestors have done for thousands of years, in our own ritual way of expressing the deep grief common to all people in all cultures.

Tishah b'Av--the 9th of Av--the day Jews remember calamities like the destruction of the Temples, is coming up soon, and for me there is no better way to learn about and get involved with this occasion is to read the special poetry composed for this day (and for other Jewish days of mourning), and better yet to write our own! In this presentation you will first learn a little about Tishah b'Av and about the poetry, and then be encouraged to write your own such poetry and perhaps recite it in your congregation, havurah, religious class, or home.

My father's escape from the Holocaust through Vilna, Vladivostok, Japan and Shanghai. Wednesday night only!

Above and Beyond - a documentary of 11 Jewish American pilots including Boulder’s George Lichter’s who flew and trained pilots for Israel’s war of independence in 1948 – comes to the big screen for one night only at the AMC Theater at Westminster’s Promenade on Thursday July 16th at 7 pm.

Campers learn about and experience environmental principles, radical amazement, and Jewish values through nature hikes, expert guest educators, field trips, and hands–on projects at Camp Eco-Fun.

Get better connected with the other Jewish cheese-makers, gardeners, goat-milkers, CSA members, chefs, hikers, tree huggers, and activists in Boulder!