Holidays

How do I know Judaism is still alive and well? More people go to synagogue for Kol NIdrei than any other time of the year- and there’s no food served for at least twenty four hours!

Colorado Hebrew Chorale and Hebrew Educational Alliance will be co-hosting Sheerah Beerah BaSukkah on October 2, 2023

Humanistic Judaism considers Yom Kippur to be the culmination of the self-analysis that was initiated on Rosh Hashanah. We are offered the opportunity to ask forgiveness from ourselves as well as from those we have wronged, and we vow to be active, involved, caring people in the coming year.

An obvious question this year is why, when the first day of RH comes out on Shabbat, don’t we blow the shofar?

A Rosh Hashanah poem from Todd Greenberg.

Greet the Jewish New Year of 5784 in a culturally relevant way, honoring our traditions and creating meaning for today.

To accommodate those who would otherwise not participate in formal Rosh Hashanah synagogue services, Rabbi Scheiner of Boulder Center for Judaism is promoting a brief, open to all, Rosh Hashanah ceremony that includes the primary observances of the holiday. There will be a special activity for kids and a small holiday gift takeaway.

Judaism Your Way is thrilled to return to the Denver Botanic Gardens for High Holiday services!

Join us this Sunday, September 10 for a Make and Take!  Learn how to incorporate traditional Rosh Hashana foods in delicious new dishes, while preparing ourselves spiritually for the new year.

Experience a special lavish Rosh Hashanah meal you will not soon forget, outdoors under the stars, starting at 8:15 pm after services at the Boulder County Center for Judaism.

The Boulder County Center for Judaism wants to make sure you have your Lulav and Etrog before it’s too late.

A timely poem by Todd Greenberg

Join us for a transformative and environmentally conscious event this Rosh Hashanah, as we continue the tradition of Tashlich in a unique and impactful way.

Join Haver, the Rabbinic Council of Boulder, in celebrating SHAVUOT 2023! This year's carefully cultivated theme, "Foundations of Righteousness, Justice & Law," provides an opportunity to study with Boulder rabbis and learn from community activists.

Humanistic Jews celebrate Shavuot with picnics featuring bread, dairy and fruit and may honor education. And because we are in Colorado, we can also hike!

We are gearing up to Shavuot, the holiday of the Giving of the Torah, Thursday night May 25th through Saturday night, May 27th. Join us!

Join Haver, the Rabbinic Council of Boulder, as we celebrate Shavuot, a holiday commemorating receiving the Torah at Mt. Sinai, the evening of May 25-26.

A Pre-Passover meditation.

Passover is coming in a little less than a week! It begins Wednesday evening, April 5!  While the costs of many things have gone up, check out these SERIOUS Savings!

Can’t make it to Israel for Pesach? The Carlton Tel Aviv’s head chef, Eran Nachshon has some recipe ideas for your festival table.

Leah Miller, a resident of Boulder who is passionate about recovery in Jewish communities, is hosting her second annual Recovery Seder in Boulder, Colorado on April 8, 2023.

We will provide a Seder plate of ritual foods, a Humanistic Haggadah, songs and the opportunity to "do Jewish" in a meaningful way. Enjoy the ritual and contemporary content.

Boulder Center for Judaism will once again host and prepare a mouth-watering multi-course feast replete with delicious wine and handmade Matzo for friends of our community who wish to celebrate Passover together.

Rabbi Pesach & Chany Scheiner, the co-directors of the Boulder Center for Judaism, personally invite you to partake in our grand Purim Celebrations this year.

The Purim Celebration for families at the Boulder JCC will be on Sunday, March 5. This program is designed for children 10 and under with their caregivers.