Holidays

The Shavit-Lonsteins reflect on Colorado's diverse ecosystems and propose a unique Colorado lulav symbolizing community unity, resilience, and growth, celebrating Sukkot's agricultural and spiritual lessons.

Bring the whole family—grandparents, toddlers, and everyone in between—for a joyful celebration of Sukkot at Milk and Honey Farm on Sunday, October 12!

There was once a very poor man, a simple and pious Jew, in a shtetl somewhere in Ukraine, or maybe it was Poland.  He could barely feed his family and all the doors in his house were broken.  One night he had a dream and in his dream he saw …

The High Holidays offer young adults opportunities for authentic connections through Boulder JCC events like Break the Fast and Shabbat in the Farm Sukkah, blending tradition and community.

Order your lulav and etrog set for Sukkot by September 25 this year!

A young rabbi was about to enter her first round of High Holidays in a congregation and the president of the board, who had been the chair of her search committee, asked her  “What are you going to speak about ?”  The rabbi said “I thought I’d speak about Shabbos, …

Join our Rosh Hashanah celebrations, including festive meals, services, and activities under the stars and in the park. RSVP for details and participation.

Rabbi Scheiner invites the community to a brief Rosh Hashanah ceremony on September 23, featuring children's activities, Shofar sounds, and symbolic rituals, promoting inclusivity in observance.

Join Beth Ami for Rosh Hashanah on Sept. 21 and Yom Kippur on Oct. 2, featuring community services, a Mediterranean buffet, and cultural celebrations. RSVP by Sept. 16.

Experience a special lavish Rosh Hashanah meal you will not soon forget, outdoors under the stars, starting at 7:15 pm after services at the Boulder County Center for Judaism.

JBI Library, under Executive Director Michelle Shapiro Abraham, expands accessibility for High Holy Days with virtual workshops, free materials in various formats, and sensory programs.

Join Rabbi Alan for an online class to help set the tone and direction for Rosh HaShannah. 

Haver's Shavuot event this Sunday night promotes connection through classes, community engagement, and discussion, addressing compassion and unity amid recent challenges, featuring a potluck and cheesecake.

A new poem by Todd Greenberg

Save the date! Sunday, June 1st, 2025, 6:00 pm to Dawn with sessions all through the night.

The Haggadah's four sons symbolize generational challenges in Judaism post-Holocaust. Reviving connections requires empathy, patience, and engaging questions to reignite spiritual inquiry and understanding.

KKL-JNF's new collection of historic Passover photos from 1925 to 1971 captures rich traditions, events, and cultural heritage of Israel.

The Exodus story inspires many, yet reveals complexities; according to Rashi, only one in five Israelites chose freedom, prompting reflection on our own choices today.

A new poem from Todd Greenberg.

Breakthrough T1D, formerly JDRF, shares an expert-backed resource to help families navigate the holiday while managing their T1D.

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.

The Staenberg-Loup Jewish Community Center will host its annual Queer Seder on April 17, celebrating LGBTQIA+ freedom alongside Passover traditions and reflections. Tickets are on a sliding scale.

Passover is less than a month away, and area restaurants are posting their Passover catering menus. So for those of you who have "left Mitzrayim" of cooking your own seder meals, here are some options to look into.

Matzot orders are flying like hotcakes! Email Chany to reserve your own special box of Shmurah Matzoh.

Boulder Center for Judaism invites your whole family to participate in a children’s centric Passover experience. With Passover rapidly approaching we hope you will plan to bring your child or children to our new headquarters on Sunday, April 6, 11 am, and together design a heirloom seder plate. This is not …