All are welcome to learn about the Jewish traditions associated with death and its aftermath.

On Tuesday, April 2nd at Boulder Book Store, Tirzah Firestone will discuss "Wounds into Wisdom: Healing Intergenerational Jewish Trauma," a book that addresses the impact of both collective and personal trauma in a dramatic portrayal of the lasting effects of extreme stress on the descendants of those who first suffered it.

Join Align's network to commune, shmooze, work, dine, shop, and be pampered on Thursday, March 21.

This free concert features music and dance performances by students in CU Boulder's Hebrew language classes.

This year, the Boulder JCC honors visionaries in our community. At our 12th Annual Reflections, taking place at the Boulder JCC for the first time ever, Cathy Summer and Steve Ellis and Miche and Noah Bacher will be honored.

This year, the Jewish Community Relations Council will be honoring Noel Ginsburg with its Community Leadership Award for his years of support for the Jewish community.

At our 12th Annual Reflections, taking place at the Boulder JCC for the first time ever, Miche and Noah Bacher and Cathy Summer and Steve Ellis will be honored.

Join Bonai Shalom and the Jewish Studio Project for a day of creativity and overcome your creative inhibitions this Sunday, February 10.

Come hear from experts in the field and those who have infertility experiences, ask questions and share.

The Interfaith Network on Mental Illness is proud to present Dr. Carrie Doehring on February 21st and 22nd for 3 free lectures on the topic of Moral Injury and Moral Stress.

Identical twin actors and comedic duo, The Sklar Brothers, will spend the evening at the Elaine Wolf Theatre on Saturday, February 23 speaking about why – especially in times of rising anti-Semitism – it is so important to carry on, as Jews, a tradition of comedy and humor.

Come join JEWISHcolorado's Young Adult Department for a special Network & Nosh on Colorado History.

JCC Denver is kicking off summer planning with a Camp Bash Kick-off party this Monday, January 21.

The University of Colorado Boulder’s Program in Jewish Studies and cosponsors welcome poet and professor Irena Klepfisz as Jewish Studies’ 2019 Sondra and Howard Bender Visiting Scholar.

The Colorado Hebrew Chorale and its women’s choir, Kol Nashim, announce their annual fundraising evening, Raisins and Almonds: A Tu B’Shvat Celebration, to be held Sunday, January 27, 2019.

CU Boulder’s Program in Jewish Studies and cosponsors will honor International Holocaust Remembrance Day (January 27) with a public lecture by visiting scholar David E. Fishman.

The Jeffersonian Dessert Party will feature Jewish Studies faculty members leading small-group discussions on a variety of topics, in the tradition of Jefferson Dinners.

While the tradition of eating Chinese on December 25 is well documented, what is perhaps less know is the tradition of  bowling while eating Chinese food.

SIPP (Sustainable Israeli-Palestinian Projects) is sponsoring an event this Sunday with three graduates of the innovative Eastern Mediterranean International School (EMIS) in Tel Aviv about their transformative experiences living and learning together in peace. 

Bob Perlow, the go-to warm-up comedy act for countless hit sitcoms and variety shows, entertained nearly 200 people attending the 6th annual Reel Hope Boulder, benefiting Boulder Jewish Family Service (JFS).

What would you do if someone entered your space intending to harm innocent people? If you can’t immediately answer that question, this training is for you.

Join 500+ communities in over 40 countries who are connecting through Jewish text on November 11, 2018.

2018's All-Day Seminar on Jewish Genealogy will feature prominent Jewish genealogist, genetic genealogist, blogger, and breast cancer survivor Lara Diamond on Sunday, November 4th.