Downloading Torah from Jerusalem – Shavuot Special with Rabbi Ruth Gan Kagan, founding Rabbi of Nava Tehilla in Jerusalem is Episode 67 of A Dash of Drash.

Please join us in an all-night community gathering of a ‘Tikkun’! Leil Shavuot, this year focusing on the theme of feminine Torah at Har Hashem on May 19th.

Haver, Boulder’s Rabbinic Council, invites the entire Jewish community for Tikkun Leil Shavuot, a night of study, song, schmoozing, and spirit as we prepare to receive Torah anew.

Celebrate Shavuot and hear the Ten COMMANDMENTS just like we did at Mount Sinai!

On the culminating 8th day of Passover, which coincides with Shabbat, join us for an uplifting and intergenerational evening of joyous Shabbat music, ritual, and deep sharing as we “Cross the Sea” together.

The Jewish community is hosting its annual Queer Seder during Passover on Tuesday, April 3 at Temple Emanuel in Denver.

Shalom! Now that Passover is in only a week...I have 4 Passover questions 4 you!

This Sunday, March 18 at 9:30 am, Bonai Shalom invites you for a day of learning as we prepare for Pesach!

Beth Ami invites you to our Community Passover Seder, Saturday, March 31st.

If you are wondering about where you can get Shmurah Matzoh in Boulder, order now while supplies last. 

Boulder Center for Judaism invites you to a warm and special Jewish experience. 

Bring your family and join your friends at Congregation Har HaShem's second night Seder on Saturday, March 31.

As Purim is upon us, I can’t help comparing the Purim story to the latest popular Netflix series, ‘The Crown.’

The Story of Arle de León, a Medieval Spanish-Jewish Wise Woman. Henry Rasof offers this not-Purimspeil, which may or may not be a continuation of last year's Purimspeil, or at least, includes some elements or references thereto. Enjoy!

I am here to convince you that not only are biblical characters dateable, they are premium boyfriend material.

This upcoming Thursday is the festive holiday of Purim, which we celebrate the miraculous survival of the Jewish people in the year 357 BCE after there was a decree by the Persian King Achashveirosh to kill all the Jews in his vast empire of 127 countries.

If the cold weather in Boulder is getting you down, the festival of Purim is coming around again and that means the Boulder County Center for Judaism is “traveling” once more.

Looking for some Purim family fun? Join us on Sunday, March 4th at the Boulder JCC for the annual Boulder Community Purim Carnival! This family-friendly celebration brings together the entire Boulder Jewish community. With carnival games, bouncy castles, falafel, hamantaschen, and loads of prizes, this is sure to be a joyous …

Make plans for second night Seder in Trinidad at the oldest synagogue in Colorado.

Though Tu B’shevat comes during the heart of winter in North America, the holiday allows us to begin planning for the spring, assessing our environmental commitments for the year, and examining our spiritual place in the natural world.