“It is not every day that a journalist of national prominence comes to Boulder to talk about some of the most important issues facing American Jewry and Israel.”

The May workshop, “The Middle East: Myths and Realities,” will give an in-depth background of the compelling history of the Middle East and an understanding of the political and social dynamics of the area.

Join Menorah for a Japanese dinner and a comedy about Israeli sumo wrestlers Sunday at Har HaShem.

Dr. Zilla Goodman, of the CU Center of Jewish Studies, is speaking at Congregation Bonai Shalom on Friday, May 4th, 2012.

This Sunday, April 29, an unprecedented gathering of the Jewish Food Movement in Colorado will unfold in Boulder. Learn more!

J Street convenes an upcoming panel to discuss diverse approaches to supporting Israel in the 21st Century.

CenterStage Theater Company presents "Fiddler on the Roof" April 25th - 29th.

Join CU's Program in Jewish Studies and Hillel for the last film in our Seeing Israel Film series, "Gevald!" on Wednesday, April 25.

The latest musical sensation hit Boulder over the holidays - did you see the video?

In its early days, Israeli art was largely described as utopian. Today, artists in Israel wrestle with critical social and political issues. Find out more.

Now that our seders are over, we can explore new possibilities by reaching out to our community and learning from each other.

This class will give parents the tools to prepare easy, healthy recipes for Shabbat dinners and to host or participate in a Shabbat celebration. Sign up deadline is coming soon!

Find out what young people are watching on their laptops at this "Older Adults, Not Just for Seniors" lunch and learn Thursday at the Boulder JCC.

One day only - Mizel Museum and Stories on Stage present this powerful staged reading of letters from a family trapped during the Holocaust.

Welcome Jewish Israeli Poet, Author and Activist, Almog Behar to CU’s Old Main Theater on the Boulder campus for an evening discussing his work, his activism, and readings of his latest poetry including “My Arabic is Mute.”

Jews created Superman, Batman, Spider Man, X-Men and more. Find out why at Menorah's screening of "American Splendor" at the Boe.

CU's Hillel and the Program in Jewish Studies are presenting two events on the Boulder campus that will explore some of the issues at play in contemporary Israel today.

Eleven years in the making, “One Egg Is A Fortune" is a book featuring recipes, stories and biographies from fifty prominent Jewish people from around the world.

Join Menorah for a community art show opening featuring David Grojean and 8 local artists, and a panel discussion, Sunday at the Boulder JCC.

Celebrate Hadassah's 100th Birthday with champagne, cake and film - not for women only!

Jay Michaelson argues that religious people should support equality for gays and lesbians not despite their religion — but because of it.

CU's Week of Jewish Culture concludes this week with two special events celebrating Jewish-Italian culture on Wednesday night and Thursday night.

Artists in Exile, a lunch and learn program with Kathryn Bernheimer on March 8, offers a look at the Jewish refugees who fled Nazi Germany and brought modernism to America.

The Food Challenge is a month of programming related to food justice issues. But what does that even mean?

The 4th Annual Week of Jewish Culture continues with events through Purim!