A visual arts gallery in Bielska, Poland is looking for international visual artists for their artist in residence program this summer.

Menorah celebrates the Jewish love affair with baseball on Sunday at the Boulder JCC.

Shahar Azani, former Consul for Culture, Media and Public Affairs at the Israeli Consulate in Los Angeles, spoke at the Boulder JCC Sunday night. Pictures.

A traveling exhibition from the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum (USHMM) titled "Nazi Persecution of Homosexuals 1933-1945" comes to the Boulder Public Library in April.

The world water crisis is examined in "FLOW," screening next week at the BJCC, with guest speaker Sam Schabacker of Food & Water Watch.

Menorah offers an exploration of Yiddish literature this Sunday with a symposium featuring Professor David Shneer.

Learn a traditional Jewish art form that is as old as paper itself in a hands-on workshop Sunday at the Mizel Museum.

A screening of "Refusenik" at the Boulder JCC led to the creation of the Boulder Action for Soviet Jewry Oral History Project, which launches Monday.

Menorah’s final Great Books, Great Movies event is this Saturday with discussion and a screening of The Caine Mutiny.

Pro Musica Colorado Chamber Orchestra is presenting a chamber music recital that celebrates excellent music written by three composers who were lost in the Holocaust.

This week, Lisa touts the benefits of preparing and eating whole foods, with a recipe for Gluten-Free Vegetable Soup.

Author and Journalist Gal Beckerman will be at CU for the launch of the Boulder Action for Soviet Jewry Oral History Project.

The Boulder Jewish community paid tribute to Debbie Friedman's legacy during a special concert with songs, stories, and teachings. Pictures and video.

Menorah presents a conversation about author Philip Roth and a screening of "Goodbye Columbus" at the Boulder JCC.

Boulder Tuv Ha'Aretz and Red Wagon Organic Farm announce CSA memberships for 2011. Click for details.

The Boulder Jewish community pays tribute to Debbie Friedman's legacy during a special concert with songs, stories, and teachings.

JTeen and BTY (Boulder Temple Youth) are hosting a red carpet Oscar watching party this Sunday. Check it out!

Sunday, many readers of the BJN are apt to be focused on a very important question: Who will the Jewish Oscar winners be?

Join CU Program in Jewish Studies Professor Robby Adler Peckerar to learn about Isaac Bashevis Singer prior to watching "Enemies, a Love Story."

Paul Giamatti may not be Jewish, but he gives a pitch-perfect performance as the irascible schlub in "Barney's Version."

Husband Doug Velick gives Lisa a break this week, sharing his own gluten-free experiences from the last three years. This week's recipe: Homemade French Fries.

Menorah kicks off its series Great Books, Great Movies with "The Chosen," based on Chaim Potok's classic 1967 novel about two boys coming of age in the late 1940s.

If you are a writer – anywhere on your journey between that first sentence and published author – this workshop with literary agent Sara Megibow is for you. Click to learn more.

SoulFood Rabbis Josh Rose and Gavriel Goldfeder host a dialogue about talking about Israel. For 25 to 40 year olds.

Join Menorah for an in-depth look at Jewish American Fiction with Professors Adam Rovner and Joel Salzberg at the second Sunday Symposium this weekend.