Holidays

People in costumes, the smell of baked goods in the air. No, it’s not just a normal day in Boulder, Purim is fast approaching!

The Boulder chapter of Hadassah is pleased to announce that Congregations Har Hashem and Bonai Shalom will be participating in Hadassah Shabbat Zachor on February 27-28.

The Adventure Rabbi Community enjoyed a festive Tu B’Shevat Seder led by Adventure Educator, Elaine Barenblat and Rabbi Jamie Korngold.

Why not pick up a "date" or another fruit that you have not eaten since last year?

The Boulder Jewish Community Center Preschool will tap the maple trees on their school property on February 4 in honor of Tu B’Shevat, the Jewish holiday celebrating the birthday of the trees.

Jewish National Fund is proud to announce Aaron Ney, Executive Director of Ekar Farm, as the keynote speaker at the JNFuture 6th Annual Wine and Trees Event on February 5, 2015.

Come to Tu B’Shvat Deconstructed: Boulder’s Community-Wide Celebration and partake in the Tu B'Shvat tradition of tasting a new fruit for the very first time.

Dismantled, dissected, unraveled, broken down into parts... That's what's happening to the Tu B'Shvat seder in Boulder this year. Join us and see what it's all about!

The Adventure Rabbi Congregation is searching for a sanctuary space that can hold 400 people for Kol Nidre.

On Sunday afternoon, December 21, Chabad of NW Metro Denver will offer the ultimate Chanukah celebration – Chanukah on Ice – at the Apex Center in Arvada.

There are two holidays in which we celebrate the deliverance of the Jewish people in post-biblical times, Chanukah and Purim. Yet they are celebrated in very different ways.

Boulder Jewish News Editor and Publisher David Fellows lit the Grand Menorah in front of the Courthouse to celebrate the second night of Chanukah.

The Boulder County Center for Judaism and the Boulder JCC are pleased to be able to honor David Fellows, co-founder and co-publisher of the Boulder Jewish News, with the mitzvah of lighting this year’s Community Menorah.

Many Chassidic masters tell us that the letter that is written to us from above on Rosh Hashana and sealed on Yom Kippur, does not actually reach our address until Chanukah.

With just a couple of days remaining until the first Hanukkah candle is lit, are you still looking for a meaningful gift for a child?

Do you know someone who doesn't have a Menorah to light for Chanukah?

You are inited to join Orot Yisrael on Saturday night, December 20th, for a musical havdalah followed by community wide Chanukah party.

All of Boulder’s Chanukah celebrations are right around the corner, including Ignite Chanukah!

On Tuesday December 16th a Hip Hop Menorah Lighting will kick off the holiday of Chanukah at the Orchard Town Center in Westminster.

Join PJ Library, a program provided by JEWISHcolorado, for a Chanukah Celebration Brunch! Meet other PJ parents and learn more about PJ Library and JEWISHcolorado in the Boulder community. We’ll be meeting at the home of Julie Grayson on December 17, 2014, from 9:30 am – 11:00 am. Kids are welcome, of course …

Friday evening, December 19th is Boulder County Center for Judaism's annual “Friday Night Chanukah Dinner,” a community dinner open to the entire Jewish community.

Boulder Jewish Family Service (JFS) is hosting Hanukkah celebrations at eight local senior communities in December.

This year, you can re-invent your Chanukah with the Jewish Together – Boulder Chanukah Resource Guide.

Pet Expert Julia Szabo has 8 new gift ideas for pets and pet lovers this Chanukah.

A popular Denver-Boulder area professional portrait service, Photography by Avital, is now offering Chanukah gift cards just in time for the Festival of Lights.