Arts & Culture

A new poem from Todd Greenberg.

A new poem from Todd Greenberg.

A new poem from Lisa Tremback.

Join Renee Rockford at the opening reception on Thursday, March 6, from 5:30 to 7 p.m. to hear about her experience writing "The Triumphant Spirit" and speak about its enduring importance.

Join Boulder Jewish Film Festival Founding Director Kathryn Bernheimer for a free Zoom discussion of the upcoming Oscars on February 27 at 7 pm.

The Boulder International Film Festival will showcase "Moses – 13 Steps," featuring Edwin Moses and discussing his remarkable athletic journey and achievements. Moses will appear in person.

Kol Nashim women's choir and Art Against Antisemitism present an immersive concert on February 23, uniting music, art, and audience engagement to promote light and love.

Registration for the Spring Term of the EXCHANGE Lifelong Learning Program at Boulder JCC is open, featuring eight diverse three-week classes for all ages.

"For the Living," a feature documentary by Boulder filmmakers will screen on Tuesday, Jan. 28th at the Denver JCC as part of the Denver Jewish Film Festival.  

The 2025 Denver Jewish Film Festival kicks off with the opening night film "Running on Sand" this Thursday, 1/23.

The Colorado Hebrew Chorale presents “The Girl Who Sang- In Story and Song” in recognition of International Holocaust Remembrance Day, Sunday, Jan. 26, 2025 at the Belmar Branch of the Jefferson County Public Library in Lakewood, CO.

A new poem from Lisa Tremback, with a link to her GoFundMe page to support her in her cancer journey.

Tickets still available for the 29th Annual Denver Jewish Film Festival, which runs from January 23 to February 2, 2025, at the Mizel Arts and Culture Center at the JCC.

Renowned Boulder-area kabbalist and author, Samuel Ben-Or Avital, has just released his newest book, "Messages from “Nowhere”."  The book contains many excellent exercises, articles, and stories, which Avital says can help the reader to make a great shift in their life.

A poem from Lisa Tremback.

"A Real Pain," which opened the Boulder Jewish Film Festival, is but one of many Jewish titles with Golden Globe nominations

The Colorado Hebrew Chorale will be performing a Chanukah set accompanied by guest trumpeter Eviatar Shlosberg at this multicultural holiday event at Park Hill United Methodist Church on Wed. Dec. 11, 2024.

Boulder JCC hosts Rob Levy and Sara Sanderson's exhibitions on December 11, featuring innovative art, live music, and discussions.

Eight of 14 films scored 9 or above with audiences and 20 of 23 screenings were sold out.

You won't want to miss the Boulder Jewish Film Festival's screening of Song of Ascent, with director Shlomo Weprin in person.

Join the Boulder JCC on December 8 for “The Sounds of Jewish America with Joe Alterman,” celebrating the Jewish influence on iconic American music through performance and storytelling.

There is still time to buy tickets - but don't wait!

Three films celebrating Sephardic life will be shown at the festival: "Kidnapped," "Seven Blessings" and "The Blond Boy from the Casbah."

Stimulating conversation and pre-recorded interviews with filmmakers are unique aspects of the film festival experience.

Sold out? We hope some of our newly added screenings will work for you.