Arts & Culture

This year's festival, which features more feel-good films and many Israel-centric titles, offers an opportunity for community sharing.

Can’t decide which films to see? Join the festival’s founding director Kathryn Bernheimer for a free Zoom sneak preview on Monday, October 21.

Be sure to get your tickets early for these award-winners when they go on sale October 22.

The Colorado Hebrew Chorale invites the community to join us for Sheerah Beerah BaSukkah, the Chorale’s Annual Evening of Singing in the Sukkah, Monday, Oct. 21, 2024 (Chol Hamoed Sukkot), 7:30 – 9 p.m., at the Hebrew Educational Alliance, 3600 South Ivanhoe Street, Denver, CO 80237. The musical array includes holiday favorites in Hebrew and English, plus highlights …

Tickets are apt to sell quickly for this highly touted comedy about odd-couple cousins honoring their grandmother by visiting Poland.

Alissa Davies and Courtney Cotton, both Denver and Boulder-based abstract artists, will open a new exhibit at the Boulder JCC Messinger Gallery on Thursday, September 26.

Tickets go on sale October 22 for the 12th annual Boulder Jewish Film Festival's 14 film programs.

Playing together as Flex, jazz greats Art Lande, Gonzalo Teppa, and Dru Heller will perform at the Boulder JCC on Sunday, September 8.

Join us November 10-17 at the Dairy Arts Center for the 12th annual Boulder Jewish Film Festival

Kathryn Bernheimer has been following "Between the Temples" since its debut at Sundance, and invites you to join her Sunday to watch the new, very Jewish comedy.

The Boulder JCC offers diverse art classes for adults, including weaving, pottery, drawing, and more, providing a nurturing environment for creative exploration and skill development led by professional artists.

The 2024 Neustadt Jewish Arts, Authors, Movies, and Music Festival in Denver features musicians, speakers, films, a comedian, plays, and events for all ages. Begins Sept. 2.

With a wide range of provocative subjects, the festival lineup begins to fall into place.

EXCHANGE at Boulder JCC offers eight fall classes for adults to foster learning and connections. Classes cover music, storytelling, comics, birding, climate change, and eugenics.

A new poem from Lisa Tramback

Join the Boulder JCC’s Summer Lecture Series on July 22 with Ron Bostwick, discussing Alan Arkin’s career and memorable roles; register online, the lecture is $12.

The Boulder JCC offers a 6-week Modern Israeli Dance class starting August 21st for beginners, welcoming participants aged 15 and older. Join for joy, exercise, and community.

Participate in the Summer Exchange Lifelong Learning Lecture series at Boulder JCC, featuring diverse topics and enjoy ice cream from Pints Peak.

Rachel S. Gross's book, “Shopping All the Way to the Woods,” explores the history of the outdoor industry and its cultural impact. She speaks twice in Boulder in the next month.

The Brotherhood and Women of Har HaShem present a dramatic reading of "We Are Going To Be Lucky," a WWII love story through letters between Lenny and Diana Miller.

The Brotherhood and Women of Har HaShem present a dramatic reading of "We Are Going To Be Lucky," a WWII love story through letters between Lenny and Diana Miller.

BJFF Founding Director Kathryn Bernheimer offers some Jewish film suggestions to keep you busy until the festival in November.

Food is at the forefront of Jewish tradition and the Boulder Jewish Festival on Sunday, June 9. Food vendors will be spread across Pearl Street Mall between Spruce and Pearl just east of the courthouse.

"Epilectra" Book 1 is a graphic novel about superheroes with disabilities that transform into superabilities, available for preorder at a discount. Created by Sue Seserman.

Abstract painter Mark Villarreal opens a new exhibit at Boulder JCC Messinger Gallery on May 30, showcasing works influenced by his global travels and artistic inspirations over 40 years.