In case you've been out of town or out of touch, just a brief reminder that the CU Conference on World Affairs begins Monday morning at 9:00 am on the CU-Boulder campus.

"I wrote a Jewish poem here today. Woke up with it in my head, wrote it down and wanted, after remembering your ad, to send it on to you."

Author Joshua Muravchik discusses The Next Founders, which brings to light the stories of seven remarkable people.

Professor Carlos Zarur hosted a fascinating evening on Crypto-Jews for Menorah at the Boulder JCC Sunday night.

Whether you are looking to explore all of Israel or are interested in choosing a trip with a special theme or focus, Jewish National Fund (JNF) offers a variety of missions.

MoVeRs welcomes Jay Michaelson, author of "Everything is God: The Radical Path of Nondual Judaism" for 2 programs Monday & Tuesday.

In the continuing series of immersive cultural events, Menorah presents an exploration of the Crypto-Jews through art, food, film and discussion this Sunday.

BJN caught the comedy double-header Tuesday night at the Dairy. See a few pics.

Comedy night at the Dairy Center instead of mah jongg this week!

The first-ever wine tasting event at Congregation Har HaShem is coming up on March 13.

Thanks to Bruce Shaffer, we have a fabulous slideshow from the Hip Hop Sulha show last week.

This four-week class will cover radical new developments in Jewish thought and practice from the 17th through the 20th century.

Pack your bags and batter up! If you love the game of baseball and feel the same way about Israel, then read on!

Gee, you would think we're all getting ready for Passover! Chany Scheiner asks local writer Don Fried ("Postville") 4 Questions, just in time for Purim.

BJN aims its 4 Questions at Susannah Perlman, ringleader and creator of "Nice Jewish Girls Gone Bad."

A historic event comes to Boulder Wednesday night: 'Hip Hop Sulha', with Jewish and Muslim rappers doing their thing together.

Events continue through Thursday in CU's 2nd Annual Golderberger Week of Jewish Culture.

Over 90 people came out for the opening event of this year's Goldberger Week of Jewish Culture, featuring Dr. Pamela Eisenbaum, Dr. Ira Chernus and Reb Zalman Schacter-Shalomi.

A comedy double-header: "Nice Jewish Girls Gone Bad" plus the band Good for the Jews, Tuesday night only in Boulder.

Menorah and MoVeRs present the fascinating documentary “Arguing the World” and talkback with Professor Matthew Hoffman at the Boulder JCC on Sunday.

In honor of Chinese New Year, The Reel Israel presents “Noodle” on Saturday night (February 13) at Har HaShem's south building.

CU's Second Annual Goldberger Week of Jewish Culture starts February 18 with a facilitated discussion featuring local Jewish thinkers.

The founders of Reading Village share a slide presentation of the organization's recent "service-learning" trip to rural Guatemala. Tikkun Olam is not a Mayan word but it is a central principle that guides their work.

Lisa shares 10 Flours that are Safe for Gluten Free Baking, and her own GF flour blend.

Nigel Savage, founder and executive director of Hazon, visits Boulder to discuss the New Jewish Food Movement.