Holidays

Happy 5771!

Holiday greetings from our friends from Ramat Negev, Israel.

What’s new at Bonai Shalom, Boulder's Conservative synagogue, for the High Holidays?

Boulder JCC holds a cooking class for kids just in time for Rosh HaShanah.

Need a place for the High Holidays? Here's our list of links to find your home for the holidays.

Chabad of NW Metro Denver has put together a la carte High Holiday services. Click the headline to learn more about services and meals.

There's a Sukkah building party coming up in the Reserve next month -- help build a Sukkah Amish-style!

The "Jewels of Elul" project will have readings from a wide variety of people during the month before Rosh HaShanah. Learn more here.

Tisha B'Av, the ninth of Av, recalls the destruction of the First & Second Temples, and the loss of Jewish independence in ancient Israel as well as numerous other tragic historic events.

Have a safe, no-sleep holiday! BJN will be back on Thursday night.

See the whole line-up of Tikkun Leyl Shavuot for Tuesday night, May 18th, and services around the community.

Lisa explains Shavuot, and her recipe for Randi's Favorite Cream Cheese Pie.

On Tuesday, May 18th Haver, Boulder’s Rabbinic Fellowship, will host this year’s community Shavuot observance.

. . . to Chabad's Lag B'Omer BBQ this Sunday.

Boulder Jewish Day School is putting on an Israel celebration and a bookfair this Sunday, April 18.

Rabbi Marc Soloway was the invited keynote speaker for the annual Wyoming Governor's Holocaust Remembrance Ceremony. Amy Stein shares highlights of the event, Rabbi Marc's message and photos.

For the next seven weeks, Reb Tirzah invites us all to join her in a weekly meditation that will help cultivate our goodness and polish our hearts and minds.

Now, during this second week, we work to put our faith into action, even if we are still a bit unsure of ourselves; to discern what it is we need to grow in our interior garden and focus our intention to make it happen. This requires Gevurah: determination and focus.

Every Sephirah has a cosmic/divine face and a personal one. We can attune and harmonize ourselves to the former, so as to develop and refine the latter. Chesed is pure love.

Rabbi Marc relates a very different second night seder - juicy, ritual reenactment of our journey to freedom.

Haver, Boulder's Rabbinic Fellowship, holds a community-wide program in observance of Yom HaShoah.

Bruce Wildman connects Passover, a ZBT e-newsletter, the internet, Mike Krzyzewski and the Duke Blue Devils winning the NCAA's.

A (true) story of newcomers welcomed into their new community at the beginning of Passover...

Chag Kasher v'Sameach Pesach from all of us at the Boulder Jewish News!

On Monday, March 29th, Rabbi Goldfeder will have a siyum, and there will be at least two opportunities to burn your hametz. Find out more here!