Arts & Culture

Lisa Velick kicks off the New Year with a tip for keeping a common resolution, and a healthy recipe to go with it!

Time to gather up all the important women in your life, leave the boys at home and head to the Boulder JCC for “In Her Shoes”.

Four films focusing on four Jewish activists will be presented on four consecutive Saturday nights in January as part of MoVeRs: Jewish Mavericks, Visionaries and Rebels.

Restaurant dining can be a challenge for those following the Gluten Free path. Lisa Velick shares her top 10 list, and a recipe for an anytime snack.

Lisa Bates sends in her first report from the Hazon Food Conference, which takes place this weekend in Northern California.

Photos from dinner Thursday night in Louisville. Fun!

According to Dr. Peter Green, author of “Celiac Disease: a Hidden Epidemic,” nearly one in every 100 people are affected by Celiac disease. Lisa Velick shares information about gluten-free eating as well as a favorite recipe.

Jewish teens are invited to a special performance by the band Flobots Tuesday night. Doors open at 8:00 pm at the Inverness Hotel (Englewood). Open to any Jewish 8th-12th grader - need not be a member of BBYO. Details and video

For almost a year now, the Denver Public Library has been running a project called "K4OT", Knit for Our Troops, which has donated over 13,000 caps to soldiers deployed overseas. Jani Fellows writes about this Knitzvah project.

Matisyahu's final "Festival of Light" concert this Sunday night is available live on the internet.

This spring, bring the family on an Interfaith Philanthropic and Spiritual Pilgrimage, March 21-April 2, 2010 co-led by Boulder Renewal Rabbis Nadya and Victor Gross, Shepha Schneirsohn Vainstein and Imam Jihad Turk.

On the one hand, you could buy tickets on your own to see Topol in "Fiddler on the Roof" at the Denver Center for the Performing Arts. On the other hand, you save money and go with Menorah!

Mah-Jongg is more than a game – it’s a way of life! Film and lunch Thursday at the Boulder JCC.

On the second Thursday of every month, a group of Jewish men get together for breakfast and the agenda is about nothing. Stan Kreis explains.

Awesome Video!

Congregation Bonai Shalom invites the community to this special opportunity to hear Julie Geller live in concert on December 12 (2nd night of Chanukah). Click for more info and a sample of Julie's music.

MASA Israel Journey provides more than 8,500 Jewish young adults each year with the opportunity to participate on a 5-12 month volunteer, academic or internship experience in Israel. Click for program info.

Boulder Arts & Crafts Gallery, an artist cooperative since 1971, celebrates the Jewish Holidays with all things colorful. The 2009 Judaica Show runs through January 10. Click for more info about local artists in the show.

Boulder author Lila Greene serves up great writing and delicious cheesecake this weekend. Click for more info.

No game on Tuesday, everyone is cooking/cleaning/travelling! A heads-up about this program at the Boulder JCC in December. click for more info.

Feed your soul and engage your mind on the upcoming Heart to Heart mission to Israel. Click to read more.

This Saturday night at 7 pm, the Menorah Film Series presents "Shalom Bombay", with introduction and discussion led by Carlos Zarur. Click the headline for more details.

A deli-loving crowd gathered at Jimmy & Drew's 28th Street Delicatessen for "Save the Deli," the final program of this year's Festival of Books and Culture. Review and Photos

To mark the the one-year anniversary of the Mumbai terror attack, 14 local Chabad Centers invite you to “Lamp Lighters,” a community-wide musical tribute to the victims. Concert Thursday at the Denver Art Museum. Click for more info.

"We're having a holy hootenanny," exclaimed Kathryn Bernheimer, partway through Saturday night's Celebration of Rabbi Shlomo Carlebach. Rabbis and others joined together for a moving program that incorporated film clips, stories (by and about Reb Shlomo), poetry and song. Photos