On May 22, join Boulder JCC for a reading of "How to Remain a Humanist After a Massacre in 17 Steps," a poignant play set against the backdrop of Middle-East conflict, followed by a panel discussion and poetry readings. Pre-register online.
Read More »May and June Activities from the Colorado Hebrew Chorale and Kol Nashim
Check out the four events coming up in May and June.
Read More »Upcoming Activities for Colorado Hebrew Chorale and Kol Nashim
The Colorado Hebrew Chorale and Kol Nashim announce May-June 2024 events spanning festivals, memorials, and concerts, benefiting the Jerusalem Shelter for Battered Women.
Read More »Turn Up The Heat: Glassblowing for Teens
Are you searching for an artistic outlet for your teen that goes beyond the conventional? The "Turn Up the Heat: Glassblowing for Teens" class offers a unique opportunity for teens to explore the captivating world of glassblowing and express their creativity in an unconventional medium. Class starts Thursday, April 11.
Read More »Celebrating “The Jew in the Lotus” with Rodger Kamenetz
Celebrate the 30th anniversary of "The Jew in the Lotus" with its author, Rodger Kamenetz, at Naropa University.
Read More »Prominent Israeli Historian on the German Jewish Experience in the Third Reich
The campus and general community are invited to a discussion of the path-breaking work on the German Jewish experience in the Third Reich by Professor Guy Miron (Open University, Israel) on 4/15.
Read More »With But a Brushstroke of Sound
A new poem from Lisa Tremback
Read More »March Activities for Colorado Hebrew Chorale and Kol Nashim
Colorado Hebrew Chorale has two events coming up in March.
Read More »An Opportunity to Reappraise Golda Meir
Join Lena Fishman and Kathryn Bernheimer at the Boulder JCC on Tuesday, March 5, to discuss Golda Meir's controversial legacy.
Read More »“UnBroken: Would You Hide Me?” Selected for Two Screenings at BIFF
"UnBroken: Would You Hide Me?," an award-winning documentary feature film about seven siblings who escape Nazi Germany through their own youthful bravado and the kindness of German strangers, will screen twice at the Boulder International Film Festival (BIFF) this weekend.
Read More »Movies & Torah: Who Knew!!!
Before Yehudis gives a talk at the Boulder JCC on Monday, March 11 at 7 p.m. on her new book "Garden of Time," we had the chance to tap into some of her Hollywood wisdom before the March 10th Oscar ceremony.
Read More »The Snow is Fast and Furious
A new poem from Lisa Tremback
Read More »Ladino Music Concert Planned for March
Ladino, also known as Judeo-Spanish, is a Romance language with roots in medieval Spanish spoken by Sephardic Jews. Evolving over centuries, Ladino incorporates elements of Hebrew, Arabic, and Spanish. It developed similarly to Yiddish but in a different region of the globe. Yiddish originated among Ashkenazi Jews in Central and …
Read More »Stories of Survival, Hope, and Heroism at BIFF
Kathryn Bernheimer recommends four titles at the upcoming Boulder International Film Festival
Read More »Two Films Rehabilitate Golda Meir’s Reputation
Join Lena Fishman and Kathryn Bernheimer for a discussion of Golda Mier and two films illuminating her legacy on March 5 at 10 am at the Boulder JCC.
Read More »Ladino Music Concert in March at the Boulder JCC
Ladino, a Romance language of Sephardic Jews, is celebrated by artist Nani Vazana at Boulder JCC, highlighting the language's cultural legacy through music and new compositions.
Read More »Wendy Miller’s New Play, 17th and Spruce, Opens at Dairy Arts Center Feb 17
Join us for this irreverent and sometimes surreal dramedy. A hilarious and heartfelt must-see!
Read More »A Holocaust Film Like No Other
Nominated for Five Academy Awards, "The Zone of Interest" has opened in Boulder for a week run at the Cinemark Century Theater.
Read More »The Real Maestro and the Reel Maestro This Weekend
Join Kathryn Bernheimer this Sunday with two special guests for a discussion of "Maestro" and a screening of "Leonard Bernstein and the Israeli Philharmonic."
Read More »“Nazi Town, USA” Premieres Tuesday, January 23, on PBS
The upcoming documentary "Nazi Town, USA" examines the German American Bund's growth, advocating for Nazism in 1930s America, and its eventual downfall as the U.S. entered WWII.
Read More »L’Dor V’Dor Art Program
Fraser Senior Living honors generational wisdom by engaging volunteers and elders in art history and creation, fostering tender, heartwarming exchanges that inspire a more peaceful, loving future.
Read More »Colorado Hebrew Chorale and Kol Nashim Announce January and February Programs
Colorado Hebrew Chorale invites the community to their events on January 14 and February 2.
Read More »Unleash Your Creativity in 2024 at the Boulder JCC
Setting some benchmarks for yourself for 2024? They don’t have to be about losing weight, running a 5K, or eating healthier; consider enriching your mind through adult art classes at the Boulder JCC!
Read More »Filling in the Jewish Gaps Left by “Maestro”
Kathryn Bernheimer reviews "Maestro" - and will facilitate a discussion on January 28 at the Boulder JCC, along with the screening of "Leonard Bernstein and the Israel Philharmonic"
Read More »ChaiFlicks Acquires Rights To All 3 Seasons Of Global Phenomenon “Shtisel”
ChaiFlicks, the world's leading streaming platform for Jewish content, has acquired the rights to yes Studios' award-winning series "Shtisel" and "Fire Dance". Both shows offer insights into the ultra-Orthodox Jewish lifestyle and will be available in multiple countries.
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