Jewish Life

Here is a poem about the diversity and mystery of light, to help you add a little more light to the whole spectrum of your Passover festivities.

Join together in Boulder to hear from Israel Ride alumni and staff and discover how YOU can join them on their next adventure on the 2015 Israel Ride.

This Pesach join us in putting a tomato on your seder plate to draw attention to those in this world who are still in bondage.

How can we truly feel on this evening that we have personally left Egypt, when the reality is that we haven't?

This dark poem about redemption follows the mi chamocha and is designed to encourage readers to ask their own tough questions and perhaps take a stab at some answers. The Jewish tradition demands no less!

Beautiful, healthy baby goats were born in the week leading up to Pesach to Boulder’s Jewish Goat Co-op, also known as Beit Izim. Photos!

Professor Paul Shankman participates in Menorah's Scholars Series on Tuesday with a talk, The Gates of Hell: The American Liberation of the Nazi Camps.

For those who are gluten free, Seders at Boulder Center for Judaism are the perfect match.

Jamie Friedman updates us from her trip to Poland with EIE.

Contact us at Boulder County Center for Judaism to buy your own Shmurah Matzoh or to sell your Chametz or to reserve a space at our Seders.

Deborah Stein z"l, grandmother of Steve Ellis, recently passed away at age 100 in Hollywood, Florida.

It’s terrifying and evil, resilient and pernicious and we need all of our physical and spiritual superpowers to wipe it off the face of the counters!

Who knew you could celebrate Shabbat, the local food movement, and learn about Colorado’s booming wine industry all in one night?

Boulder County Center for Judaism is gearing up for their annual Taste of Passover project, an undertaking that involves the cooking, packaging, and delivering of many dozens of Passover meals throughout Boulder County.

This poem decorates the traditional mi chamocha (Who is like You?) in the prayer service. If you have time, you could include it in any services; but time constraints during the week probably make its inclusion more practical on shabbat or festivals.

Looking for a way to spice up your seder? The Jewish Together – Boulder website has DIY seder ideas, experiential learning opportunities and recipes.

Cathy Grimm, who oversaw the Boulder Jewish Family Service program for over 13 years, passed away on March 18, 2015, following a sudden illness.

Paul Budoff will be celebrating his Bar Mitzvah this Saturday, March 28th, 2015 at Beth Ami, Colorado's Humanistic Judaism Congregation.

The Inbal Jerusalem Hotel is set to share its legendary and eclectic holiday recipes with the world, in the first-ever live Passover cooking broadcast, hosted by award-winning Executive Chef Nir Elkayam.

On March 26th, Chabad of NW Metro Denver will celebrate its twelfth year of building community in Westminster and surrounding cities in honor of the late Mike and Charlotte Schaffner, one of the earliest Jewish families in Westminster.

On Saturday, March 28, 2015, Ted Moeller will be called to the Torah as a Bar Mitzvah at Congregation Har HaShem.

Called a zulat (after the Hebrew word meaning "but," "besides," "aside from," except," "other than"), this poem can be read on its own or preceding the line in the kriyat shema that goes "There is no God but [besides/aside from/except/other than] You"--Ayn Elohim zulatecha.

Rabbi Eliav Bock, Executive Director of Ramah in the Rockies, has designated the week of March 23 as the organization’s First Annual Gratitude Week.

All Jews, regardless of affiliation, background, or age are invited to join the Boulder County Center for Judaism’s celebrations on April 3rd and 4th.