A new poem from Lisa Tremback.
Read More »Play It Again, Sam, at the Boulder JCC
Films will be shown outside, in-person, and under the stars, on the big screen with crisp 4K picture and dynamic sound. Bring your blankets, camping chairs, food, and drink (please no alcohol or glass containers), and enjoy a relaxing evening of cinema entertainment. Make the night a double feature by adding …
Read More »Colorado Hebrew Chorale and Kol Nashim Resume In-Person Rehearsals
The Colorado Hebrew Chorale and Kol Nashim joyfully announce the resumption of in-person rehearsals at the Hebrew Educational Alliance, 3600 S. Ivanhoe St. Denver.
Read More »4 Questions for Local Author Alexander Joseph
In honor of his two books being published this year, BJN had a few questions for Joseph, 4 exactly.
Read More »Ignite Chanukah and ChanuConcert Inspire New Children’s Book
Former Boulder JCC employee Michael Rosenzweig has written a new children’s Chanukah book, called David the Dreidel.
Read More »Boulder JCC Invites You to an Outdoor Music Concert
The Boulder JCC is excited to host an upcoming, in-person concert featuring Boulder’s own Cultural Caravan. This concert will be held outside on the beautiful Grant Family Patio.
Read More »Jewish Composers of the Broadway Musical on Zoom, Sunday Aug. 1
Miryam (Mimi) Raizen will continue her series: “From Tin Pan Alley Cats to the Great White Way – Jewish Composers of the American Musical” on Sunday, August 1, 7:30 pm on Zoom.
Read More »Boulder Fine Art Street Festival at 29th Street Brings Nation’s Top Artists July 31 – August 1
The third stop on Howard Alan Events' Colorado Summer of Art welcomes 100 different artists to the eclectic, vibrant arts’ district of downtown Boulder. The Boulder Fine Art Street Festival at 29th Street features world-class works of art spanning all mediums.
Read More »Next Boulder JCC Outdoor Movie Night: Into the Spiderverse, July 29
Bring a chair or blanket, a picnic dinner, or enjoy food from one of our amazing vendors that will be on-site for the evening.
Read More »“1776” And Its Jewish Composer
In honor of American Independence Day, Mimi Raizen will present a special "1776" session and will talk about its composer Peter Stone and his career.
Read More »Boulder JCC Announces Second Outdoor Feature Film, “When Harry Met Sally” July 8th
Come enjoy this quirky romantic comedy amongst friends on our big screen with crisp 4K picture and dynamic sound at Summer Under the Stars.
Read More »Boulder International Film Festival, with Boulder JCC, to Screen “Shared Legacies”
The Boulder JCC is excited to be partnering with the Boulder International Film Festival (BIFF) Call2action program to present the screening of "Shared Legacies" on Sunday, June 27th.
Read More »Check Out Beth Ami Congregation’s “Readers Circle”
(a no pressure book group) -- Participants are not obligated to share a book of their own -- you can feel free to attend simply to hear what others are reading.
Read More »Tikkun Olam: A New Memoir That Repairs a Jewish Author’s Shattered Memories
It’s a blessing to get to see people move through life, operating in all the various roles over time that make them who they are. I’ve known Ellen Blum Barish, the author of the new memoir, “Seven Springs,” for 30 years. We were young moms together, we were part of …
Read More »Boulder JCC Announces “Summer Under the Stars Outdoor Movie Nights!”
The Boulder JCC is excited to announce Summer Under the Stars Outdoor Movie Nights! Films will be shown outside and in-person! Bring your blankets, camping chairs, food, and drink (please no alcohol or glass containers), and enjoy a relaxing evening of cinema entertainment.
Read More »“Shtisel” – The Magic And The Mystery
Have you ever connected a baffling interest in a recent TV series to a prophetic Biblical verse? I have.
Read More »June Programs from Colorado Hebrew Chorale
The Colorado Hebrew Chorale will be hosting two virtual programs in June 2021, one on June 6th and the other on June 21st.
Read More »Boulder JCC Offering “Hopeful Birds” Clay Workshops
Join ceramic artist and instructor Rita Vali for a hands-on workshop, as we form, decorate, and glaze “Hopeful Birds”.
Read More »Monday: “Better Widowed than Married”: Conversa Women in Early Modern Europe – Peak to Peak Webinar
The mass forced conversion of Spanish and Portuguese Jews before 1492 reshaped Jewish family life in the early modern period. In this webinar on May 24, , Professor Rebecca Wartell will explore this transformation, mining discussions of marriage and marital status in legal and popular Jewish literature to recover the neglected experiences and voices of Jewish and conversa women.
Read More »Another Man Down
A new poem from Lisa Tremback
Read More »Hadassah Presents Virtual Tour of National Portrait Gallery
Join Boulder Hadassah on Sunday May 23rd for a private docent-led virtual one hour tour, via Zoom, of the National Portrait Gallery, featuring people of the Jewish faith who helped shape our history and culture.
Read More »Boulder JCC Invites You to an Outdoor Music Concert
The Boulder JCC is excited to announce an upcoming in-person outdoor concert featuring Boulder’s own Cultural Caravan.
Read More »Boulder JCC LitFest is A-MAY-zing
The Boulder JCC has been in partnership with the Marcus JCC of Atlanta for almost a year to present our community with authors in conversation from their living rooms to yours. May brings seven new opportunities to meet interesting authors.
Read More »The Show Must Go On – CU Boulder Hebrew Program Marks its Annual Concert with a Virtual Choir
This year, due to Covid-19, the event went virtual, and our three Hebrew classes, along with faculty and alumni, collaborated in creating a virtual choir performing the iconic Arik Einstein song "Ohev Lihiyot Babayit" (translated as “I Love to Be at Home”). See the video!
Read More »The Magic of Shtisel
On May 13, join Morah (teacher) Yehudis Fishman, Rabbi Marc Soloway, and Daphne Lazar Price, the Executive Director of JOFA (Jewish Orthodox Feminist Alliance), for a lively discussion on this global Israeli hit drama.
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