Dr. Naomi Jacobs is holding a special Passover class in which we will read from the Book of Jubilees.

250 Jews from as far away as London and as close as Moab joined Adventure Rabbi's Passover Seder in the desert.

To get ready for Passover this year, the Boulder JCC Kindergarten class became farm to table chefs and made their own matzo (see a video here) from wheat they grew themselves.

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?

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!

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

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.

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!

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.

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

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.

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.

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. Order yours today!

Boulder JFS is leading Passover Seders at eight local retirement communities in early April and we need volunteers!

Dr. Jacobs will take you through a tour of some of the most popular Haggadah elements, placing them into a historical context.

Boulder Jewish Family Service (JFS) recently held Passover Seders in seven senior communities. Photos.

The sale of the leavened, which is done by the Rabbi, is a complicated process which complies with the Torah laws that make it a total sale. Quick, find out how you can sell your chametz!

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.