Barbara Steinmetz offers a review of a powerful new Holocaust-themed movie, based on a true story about the Jews of Hungary during WWII.

Dancing with the enemy is the subtle subtext of a charming new documentary that screens this month at the Boe.

In May, Bonai Shalom's First Friday program features Professor Janet Jacobs.

Find out about the dream and labor of love undertaken by these two Jewish brothers from Memphis.

Considering Menorah's next trip to Cuba? Join the "show and tell" for Menorah's recent Jewish mission on Sunday, May 18 at 5 pm.

Rabbi Joseph Rabbi Joseph TelushkinTelushkin, noted author, lecturer and ethicist, will be in Boulder for a rare visit on Sunday, May 4, 2014.

The Boulder Chorale will be singing the regional premiere of "Annelies"--an oratorio based on the "Diary of Anne Frank".

CU Boulder welcomes acclaimed Russian-American author, journalist, and LGBT activist Masha Gessen for a discussion of her newly released book, "Words Will Break Cement."

A diverse and enthusiastic audience of over 70 people from across a broad cross-section of the Boulder community participated last Wednesday’s program at the JCC.

Camp Inc. has pulled together a solid list of six business and entrepreneurship books for kids and teens. Check 'em out.

On Saturday May 10th, the Boulder Chorale will present "Annelies", a moving choral work that celebrates the resilience of the human spirit through a musical composition taken from the text of Anne Frank’s diaries.

Boulder resident, and friend of Gerda, JoAn Segal will stage a dramatic reading of the letters that bound Gerta to her family before they were all killed by the Nazis in 1943.

On April 2nd, Avner Goren and Rana Khalaf will provide an update on the Kidron Valley/Wadi El Nar Basin Project and introduce the Abraham Path Initiative to the local community.

Kosher wine tasting in Boulder? Of course!

Author Sara Davidson will appear with Rabbi Zalman Schacter-Shalomi in Boulder and Denver this week to promote her new book, "The December Project."

A second co-op goat gave birth this week -- to triplets!

Follow our link to read Nigel Savage's blog post about the JOFEE report that Hazon just published.

There are two new kids at the Boulder Jewish Goat Co-op -- but 2 was almost 0. Internet to the rescue!

This second BJFF proved more successful than the first festival last year, and we are left looking forward to the third annual with much anticipation. Photos.

Ever consider spying on goats? What is it they do at night in the barns behind closed doors?

Instruments substitute for guns in "Ballad of the Weeping Spring," showing Sunday at 6:00 pm at the Dairy Center, followed by live Middle East music and food.

The Mazal Holocaust Collection has been donated to the University of Colorado Boulder.

Come shake off winter doldrums with a fantastic, fun and fabulous evening! Rebbetzin Eve Ilsen will be singing a set of show tunes re-written for the Purim story.

Tickets are still available for the film festval's most powerful drama, "Aftermath," screening Wed. at 7:00 pm at the Dairy Performance Hall.

Sukkah City, The Jewish Cardinal, Fill the Void and Aftermath are among the top ten Jewish movies of 2013.