Calling all New Yorkers to remember the city's most famous mayor - and chutzpidic Jew - this weekend!

Judge Sandy Brook will present vignettes from a play about Clarence Darrow interspersed with a discussion of Darrow’s impact on social issues on Tuesday, May 14.

Come hear a music set by Or Zimrah as well as a performance by the Youth choir Kol No'ar. Free.

In honor of Israel Independence Day, Har HaShem's Star of David Program will present a panel on Sunday titled "Commemorating Israel: Sharing Stories and Culture."

Steve Ellis recaps Hedrick Smith's CWA keynote address.

You'll likely never look at the Middle East the same way again.

Beit Izim is so excited to announce that our goat moms gave birth to 5 new kids during the week of Passover! Check out the baby pix!

Havdallah, film and discussion are set for Rabbi Steve Greenberg's visit this weekend.

Rabbi Sidney Schwarz, author of "Jewish Megatrends", shared his views on the state of the Jewish community at the beginning of the 21st century at this year's Jewish Funders Network conference.

The first Boulder Jewish Film Festival drew praise from the audience and support from the community.

In honor of Yom Hashoah, Holocaust Remembrance Day, local author Karen Z. Brass will talk about her new book about her Holocaust survivor father, David Zauder.

If a visit to Israel is in conjunction with a cruise stop, what's the best way to maximize a three-day stop? Local writer Sandra Bornstein has some suggestions.

Hebrew psalms, aerial dance and marimba music combine in a new show that celebrates the meaning we give to our lives.

Tickets are still available for most of the remaining films in the Boulder Jewish Film Festival Sponsored by the Millstone Evans Group of Raymond James.

This film will forever change anything you thought you knew about disabilities and the inner lives of those affected by them.

Rose Women’s Organization will host a night at the theater at the Curious Theatre in Denver in April.

The Boulder Jewish Film Festival opened today - and continues throughout the week!

Rabbi Simcha Weinstein will be delivering a talk on Sunday morning in Westminster about comic book super heroes and their Jewish roots and his journey from a British comic to an American rabbi.

The author of "Up, Up and Oy Vey" comes to Westminster for a program teens and adults will enjoy.

Please join us tonight at CU for a special reading by critically acclaimed author and translator, Nathan Englander.