Holidays

The Boulder County Center for Judaism and the Boulder JCC are pleased to be able to honor Rabbi Richard Rocklin with the mitzvah of lighting this year’s Community Menorah in Louisville.

Hanukkah is all about rededication through light too, so we are having a December double dedication on Wednesday December 17th at Bonai Shalom with candles, songs, activities, food and our solar Ner Tamid dedication.

Next week, synagogue Chanukah Bazaars are opening all over town, complimenting the various mainstream store displays to be found.

This year’s Jewish Heritage Night with the Denver Nuggets will take place on the second night of Chanukah, December 17th, 2014.

Don't miss the Fourth Annual Chanukah on Ice, Thursday, December 18th!

Chanukah is only a week away, and you don’t want to miss one of the highlights of the season in Boulder – the Menorah Lighting on the Pearl Street Mall.

I love to get hands-on with the little ones in our family, creating activities that are joyous and boisterous and even a little messy. Here's some suggestions for your family.

Why exactly did the persecution take place? Why were the Jews able to create an independent state? Find out the answer to these and more questions on December 15th.

Kehillat Orot Yisrael will be hosting a musical havdalah, candle lighting and latkefest in honor of Chanukah!

Rabbi Korngold explains Yom Kippur service offerings from the Adventure Rabbi.

"In the days of old, when a river dries up people would dig in the ground until they uncovered the spring that would refill the river."

Bonai Shalom invites you to join them under their tent for Yom Kippur at their newly renovated shul at 1527 Cherryvale Road! Tickets are still available for purchase by calling the office at 303-442-6605.

Chabad of NW Metro Denver will be hosting a Chili in the Sukka Cook Off on Sunday Oct 12, including a carnival, inflatables, child friendly foods, craft beer tasting and lots of delicious kosher chili.

As we are nearing the countdown to Yom Kippur, Boulder County Center for Judaism would like to invite you to experience our High Holiday services.

Jewish Together – Boulder has once again compiled a listing of High Holiday services and related programs on its website. Even free and last minute options!

All ages are welcome to participate in our lively, musical, contemplative, Jewish Renewal-style services. Click for more information.

The Boulder Orthodox Synagogue has made exciting advances in the last month and a half!

Chabad of Boulder County announces its High Holidays schedule of services.

The eScapegoat app enables users to admit their sins, and offload them onto a virtual goat... Really.

In Boulder, it's not too early to be thinking about ordering your Esrog and Lulav... prices go up September 17th!

So you’re a young adult Jew living in Boulder and the high holidays are fast approaching. What should you do?

NEXT: A Division of Birthright Israel Foundation today unveiled its 2014 High Holidays Initiative designed to connect Birthright Israel alumni and young Jewish adults to High Holiday events, to their peers, and to Jewish community organizations.

For Selichot this year, Bonai Shalom is excited to host a unique pair of peace makers: a Palestinian activist and a Jewish settler rabbi!

Judaism Your Way invites you and your loved ones to join us for free High Holy Day services.

Rabbi Scheiner shares a parable and tradition about the month of Elul.