Holidays

Check out the line up of family and adult Purim celebrations coming in March to the Boulder JCC!

At the Boulder JCC, 125 people celebrated Tu B'shevat with a vegan dinner and an educational seder featuring speakers on Jewish tradition and climate action.

A new Chanukah poem from Todd Greenberg.

Boulder's public Chanukah celebration saw hundreds gather amid cold weather, enjoying traditional food, music, and messages of resilience and hope in challenging global times.

Each year for over 20 years the Boulder Center for Judaism has lit a menorah for the community on the Pearl Street Mall. Each year a member of the community who has worked especially hard for Boulder’s Jews is asked to light that special community menorah and this year it is our pleasure to give that honor to Andy Franklin.

The Boulder JCC is excited to celebrate Chanukah with you and your family. Please join us for one of our upcoming activities for families and teens Saturday December 9 and Sunday December 10.

We are excited to invite you to a special Chanukah Menorah lighting in Louisville on Tuesday, December 12.

The Boulder JCC is excited to offer several opportunities for adults to come together to celebrate the Festival of Lights. 

A Chanukah poem from Lisa Tremback

Beth Ami Colorado Congregation for Humanistic Judaism is inviting the public to attend its annual Chanukah Party on December 9th.

WHO: Staenberg-Loup Jewish Community Center (JCC Denver); local restaurants including KeepSake Colorado, Latke Love, Leven Deli Co., Rosenberg’s, Safta, Zaidy’s and more; guest judges including 9News meteorologist, Chris Bianchi, food blogger and writer, Kristina Vasquez, Colorado Public Radio host, Ryan Warner, state representative of House District 2, Steven Woodrow; and the greater Denver community. …

Chanukah on Pearl, sponsored by the Boulder JCC and the Boulder County Center for Judaism, will take place on the fifth night of Chanukah.

Join other Jewish women in Boulder County for a pre-Chanukah event on December 3rd as we explore the world of resin and learn more about Chanukah! 

In Final Fantasy XIV, players have plenty of things to do besides fighting monsters and completing quests: they can coordinate outfits, go fishing, craft their own clothing and items, start a farm, play mahjong, and so much more. I figured out how to build a sukkah.

An array of exciting Sukkot events at the Boulder JCC promises to make the holiday even more special, starting Sunday Oct. 1 and going through Thursday, Oct. 5.

Please don’t leave Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur without hangin’ out in a Sukkah. It would be like experiencing Passover but skipping Shavuot- i.e. going from ‘freedom from’ without going to ‘freedom for.’  

Join Beth Ami Humanistic Congregation at a private home under a beautiful sukkah on Saturday, September 30.

A new poem from Todd Greenberg.

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.

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