Kathryn Bernheimer explored the explosion of creativity in '70s America, and the repression of the post-war Eastern European Bloc at the Telluride Film Festival.

In Boulder, as in many other cities, this time of year brings many new families and new kids to town, which tempers the season's celebrations with special kinds of stresses.

First-time Boulder author Liz Fox will talk about her new book, “We Are Going To Be Lucky”, at a Lunch & Learn on Thursday, September 13, presented by ACE at the J and co-sponsored by Hadassah.

This panel discussion will address the demands for change initiated by women in the entertainment industry and the #metoo movement.

Join other like minded Boulder Women on an exciting trip to Denver to view the Dead Sea Scrolls next week. Limited number of tickets remain.

“Everyone who saw them loved them, and were so moved that the chapter women put so much work into them, and sent them with love.”

Last weekend a minyan of local food lovers came together to make the freshest and most stunningly delicious gazpacho--from soil to soup!

God is Everywhere in Theatre Or’s Regional Premiere Production of Oh My God! by Anat Gov A True Denver/Boulder Collaboration September 14 – October 14, 2018 This fall God suddenly shows up for therapy in Israeli playwright Anat Gov’s “divine comedy,” running September 14-30, at the Pluss Theatre in Denver’s Staenburg-Loup Jewish …

Jeanne will appear at the Boulder Book Store on August 23, 2018 at 7:30 pm for a book signing for her new book, "Her Kind of Case." Read her 4 Questions interview here.

In Professor David Shneer's latest article, "How Jewish Can One Fiddler Be?: Reflections on the Folksbiene’s Fidler afn dakh," he and colleague Professor Rebecca Kobrin of Columbia University consider why this Yiddish version of "Fiddler on the Roof" is the best rendition they've seen.

BJN's Pop Culture correspondent, Lauren Fellows, reports on some surprisingly Jewish characters and themes in the world of Japanese anime.

On August 3 Professor Shneer will be speaking about the mixed media project: "Art is My Weapon: The Radical Musical Life of Lin Jaldati."

Maoz Dahan, leading Israeli designer known for dressing Static & Ben El, talks Israeli fashion and culture with Taglit-Birthright Plus participants.

Kathryn Bernheimer will give the Talk Under the Tent on the life and work of Leonard Bernstein at the opening night of the Colorado Music Festival on June 28.

He usually loved events, weddings with good food - especially the apps – and good music. Dancing all night. But that wasn’t to be this night.

On June 24, the Jewish Museum of Maryland (JMM), in Baltimore, will open Inescapable: The Life and Legacy of Harry Houdini, an original exhibit exploring the life and legacy of the world’s most famous magician.

For the past 20 years, advertising executive Alan Strozenberg, has documented every witty, quirky, and wise remark his Yiddishe Mame, Ruth Goldschmidt, said to him.

Jewish musical theater team Moss and Hart defined the screwball comedy with "You Can't Take It with You," coming to the JCC and the Colorado Shakespeare Festival

ACE's annual outing to the CMF on Sunday, July 8 includes a new pre-concert reception, and an optional preview class the week before.

CU Professor Sam Boyd explains the significance of the scrolls on Wednesday, June 13 at 7:00 pm at the Boulder JCC.

The Colorado Hebrew Chorale presents its annual Summer Sight-Singing Romp, where participants are the choir, on Monday, June 25, 2019.

Recent Boulder transplant Bob Litwin joins local authors and filmmakers at the Boulder JCC Sunday for a celebration of literature and learning.

Australian director Su Goldfish appears in person with two free screenings of "The Last Goldfish" at the Boulder JCC on Sunday June 10 at 4 and 7 pm.

Barcelona has one of the oldest synagogues in Europe.  It was recently rediscovered in 1987, and in the late 1990s restoration work began. 

Don Koplen really did grow up in the racist South he depicts with a vivid imagination layered over the time, place and people he knew so well in his debut novel, "Jewboy of the South."