Arts & Culture

Menorah's Scholar Series: CU at the J continues with Moshe Kornfeld's presentation on CU's upcoming symposium and exhibit.

Four questions for Debbie Shapiro, guest speaker at Boulder County Center for Judaism Thursday night.

Bring a plain tee (or a few) and leave with a one of kind shirt designed by you!

Come and hear Debbie Shapiro in her only Colorado appearance.

Come study this wild love story about Joseph’s wife Asenath with Dr. Naomi Susan Schwartz Jacobs.

In anticipation of Reel Hope Boulder, we interviewed Ron about his career and approach to interviewing celebrities.

Susan Litt will be honored at Menorah's Magical Morning on Sunday, October 18 at Rembrandt Yard.

Noted author Debbie Shapiro will be visiting Boulder from Israel and will be speaking about "Why I get up in the morning and my journey with Parkinson's."

At this year's Hazon Food Conference, we'll connect the dots between our dinner plates and our changing climate.

Menorah's lunch and learn on Thursday, Oct. 8 focuses on the legacy and mythology of the elusive banking dynasty.

Building on the teachings of Reb Zalman Schachter Shalomi, this program invites you to embrace life and live your elder years more consciously, more joyfully, and more compassionately, while offering powerful contemplative tools for gathering and giving expression to the wisdom of your own ripening lives. Starts this week.

The Mizel Arts and Culture Center at the Denver JCC kicks off the 8th annual JAAMM Fest – Jewish Authors, Artists, Music and Musicians – next Wednesday, September 30.

This juried exhibition is open to all Colorado artists in all media, but the entry deadline is approaching fast.

"A Borrowed Identity" screens September 29 at the Boe in anticipation of the appearance at CU by acclaimed Arab-Israeli novelist, journalist and sitcom writer Sayed Kashua.

Join Boulder Jewish Teen Initiative for this holiday celebration and try your hand at our DIY station and learn how to roll your own sushi.

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.