Join us on Tuesday, December 13 at 6:00 pm for an evening of song and Chassidic teachings in honor of the Chassidic holiday of Yud-Tes Kislev. 

Find out what SIPP is doing to heal the environment, bring people together, and empower small organizations in Israel and Palestine. Meet our 2023 Min-Grant recipients, and learn about their projects, involving agriculture, language, community-building, and music.

This Shabbat, let's go to the movies and then grab a bite. In person! Woohoo!

Join us for a festive pre-Chanukah evening of music, dancing, cabaret, mingling, and more as we recreate the tastes, sounds, and ambiance of the classic New York State “Borsht Belt” clubs of the 1950-60s.

Tuesday night: Following the 2022 midterm elections, we convene public leaders from diverse backgrounds to discuss how we can have more constructive dialogue with people who may be dissimilar to us in an effort to advocate for unity over divisive rhetoric.

Words of loving-kindness (Ahavas Chesed) is the focus for this November’s Clean Speech Colorado. Join Yehudis Fishman to share many examples from Torah, Talmud, Mystics, and contemporary sources about how the power of words can lift our spirits even from the darkest places.

The program is open to experienced and novice bakers. Everyone is welcome (ages 12 and up) to join this program for a hands-on experience to create a challah.

"Special in Uniform" is a very unique program, now operating in partnership with Jewish National Fund (JNF), integrating young people with autism and other disabilities into the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) and, in turn, into Israeli society.

The Symposium on Spirituality and the Environment will be in-person and streaming this year from Congregation Har HaShem.

Do a mitzvah and donate at the Boulder JCC/Vitalant blood drive on Wednesday, December 7. The drive will be held indoors at the Boulder JCC.

Are you curious about Humanistic Judaism? Would you like to know more about this intriguing cultural, non-theistic movement? Let's meet up for coffee at Brewing Market in Lafayette!

Eyal Rivlin will lead us as we, as a community, dive into the wellspring of sacred chanting. Backed by some of Boulder’s top musicians, and using ancient Hebrew melodies and mantras, we will build a sonic temple using our voices.

Meet your neighbors and learn more about the thriving local Jewish community at this free in-person gathering at the Boulder JCC on Wednesday, November 9.

Women in Denver who support Israel are set to gather at Infinity Park Event Center on Wednesday, December 7, 2022, at 11:30 am to hear from Dr. Rachel Fish, Co-Founder of Boundless Israel Inc., regarding the rise in antisemitism and why the Jewish community and the land and people of Israel’s best days are ahead.

Chany Scheiner of Boulder Center for Judaism is offering a stimulating Torah class for women this Sunday, and November 7th.

Are you curious about Humanistic Judaism? Would you like to know more about this intriguing cultural, non-theistic movement? Let's meet up for coffee at Caffe Sole in South Boulder!

There’s an old joke about Jewish holidays — they tried to kill us, we survived, let’s eat! While there’s some truth to this description of Jewish holidays, this joke also reveals a connection between Jewish food, Jewish politics, Jewish identity, Jewish culture, and even Jewish survival that has taken many forms.

The Boulder-Ramat HaNegev Sister City Initiative is hosting Ramat HaNegev Mayor Eron Doron and Boulder Mayor Aaron Brockett for an informal happy hour on November 8.

JFS Boulder, the Alzheimer’s Association, and the Boulder JCC are offering several classes around the critical topic of Alzheimer’s. Sessions are free, and participants can join one or all of the classes in-person or virtually.

Take a walk around scenic Coot Lake in Boulder on Sunday morning, October 23, and help raise money to find cures to one day eradicate breast cancer!

The Boulder JCC is proud to host the 365 Health Fair (previously 9Health Fair) on Wednesday, October 19. Register today!

CU Boulder's Program in Jewish Studies and the Louis P. Singer Endowed Chair in Jewish History invite the public to a presentation by Zev Harel on October 6, who will give testimony about his struggles for survival at Auschwitz, Mauthausen, and Ebensee.

Join us in support of the High Holidays Food Drive, benefitting Community Food Share’s ongoing fight against hunger in Boulder and Broomfield Counties.

The Boulder JCC has begun offering in-person meditation on Thursday mornings from 9 to 9:30 a.m. In these 30 minute sessions there is a short Jewish mindfulness teaching, 18 minutes of silence, several minutes for voluntary sharing, and the reciting of a healing prayer, and Kaddish.

Community, connection, and joy are core to what we do at the JCC. By creating unique and meaningful opportunities to gather, celebrate, and engage, we are a community hub for everyone in Boulder County.