Passover

Looking for something to spice up your Passover this year? From apps to recipes to new foods, here's a roundup.

Sandra Bornstein provides helpful lists of Passover books for children - do you have a favorite?

No matter what you’re doing for first or even second Seder this year, consider joining Chabad of Boulder County on Thursday, April 17 for an inter-generational community Passover celebration.

"With our passion for wine and the approach of Passover, we decided to go on a quest and educate ourselves on Kosher Wines. We had the pleasure of interviewing winemakers and experts who produce Kosher wines around the country and Israel." -- Grape Collective

Bringing the warmth and tradition of Passover to the Boulder Jewish community, Chabad Lubavitch of Boulder County is once again hosting a community Seder on the first night of Passover.

The Center for Community on the CU campus offers the only Kosher for Passover eatery in the state of Colorado. And, little-known fact, it’s open to the public!

Boulder JFS is looking for a volunteer leader for the Passover Seder at Balfour Senior Living. Click for details.

Shmurah matzot are round, kneaded and shaped by hand, and are similar to the matzot that were baked by the Children of Israel as they left Egypt.

Modern Jewish families that shy away from participating in the annual Passover Seder due to its typical two- to five-hour ceremony will cheer Cass and Nellie Foster's "Sixty-Minute Seder: Preserving the Essence of the Passover Haggadah."

Chabad of NW Metro Denver offers two nights of community seders for Passover this year.

Join lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex, and allied Jews, our families, and friends as Keshet celebrates Passover!

How might you undertake the journey to freedom in your own life? Find out at an 8th Night Seder.

Join Rabbi Brian Field and Dr. Caryn Aviv to explore the Four Children in the Passover Haggadah and deepen your experience of the Seder.

Congregation Bonai Shalom and the Boulder JCC cordially invite you to a Kosher Wine Tasting on April 3, 2014, sponsored by B Town Wine and Spirits.

Recently, Boulder Jewish Family Service hosted Passover Seders at five senior residences in the Boulder area.

Here is an alternative to a physical search that is fun and enlightening for everyone at the seder table.

What do we do with all the leftover food stuff and other articles that came into contact or absorbed leavening (chametz) during the year? Find out!

Fun ideas for keeping the kids involved, from 4Nannies.com

How about sharing a Passover seder with your favorite queer and allied friends? Seder is Thursday, March 28th; registration closes this Friday!

There are many seniors in Boulder who can no longer cook their own Seders… let’s come together to ensure that they don’t miss out!

. . . than all other haggadas? Click to find out why!

Order hand-picked Kosher-for-Passover wines from Aish Kodesh. Click the headline for details.

Chabad Lubavitch of Boulder County hosts a seder open to the community - but make a reservation!

Shmurah matza is available from Chabad of Boulder, be sure to order yours!

Would you like to join in the celebration or help out? Click for more info!