Join master performer and storyteller Eve Ilsen as she shares some of the most memorable and life-affirming “rebbe meises” (rabbinic fables), shared with her by Reb Zalman over the course of their twenty-seven-year marriage.

In "No Time Like the Future: An Optimist Considers Mortality," Michael shares personal stories and observations about illness and health, aging, the strength of family and friends, and how our perceptions about time affect the way we approach mortality.

"After Munich" is a 2019 documentary film that tells the stories of four women whose lives were forever altered by the massacre of eleven Israeli athletes at the 1972 Olympic Games.

Join Tamar Manasseh, the African American rabbinical student who is leading the fight against senseless killings on the south side of Chicago, and Brad Rothschild, “They Ain’t Ready for Me” film maker in discussion with Todd Rockoff, Tucson J CEO/President.

The first program in the series features Marc Dollinger speaking about his book, "Black Power, Jewish Politics: Reinventing the Alliance of the 1960s," followed by a Q&A opportunity with Drs. Jerome Dotson and Gil Ribak.

World caver and explorer, Chris Nicola, shares the incredible story of how five Jewish families survived the Holocaust by taking refuge in a cave for nearly a year and a half - the longest uninterrupted, underground survival experience on record.

The Boulder JCC will offer a Wise Aging discussion group based on the book, "Wise Aging: Living with Joy, Resilience and Spirit” by Rabbi Rachel Cowan and Dr. Linda Thal.

Tuesday, October 6, 6:00 – 7:00 pmPresented by ACE at the Boulder JCCIn conversation with Judge Murray Richtel Inspired by her father’s life, Linda Kass shares the little-known account of the Ritchie Boys. The Ritchie Boys were a group of primarily German-speaking, Jewish immigrants who worked in US Army Intelligence …

Join Pesha Rudnick, the founding artistic director of Local Theater Company in Boulder, as she describes how it’s anything but “business as usual” for the performing arts these days.

Join local, internationally-known photographer Bruce Shaffer as he guides us through images that are quirky and complex, comforting and disturbing, stark, and beautiful. They reflect his wanderings and work, far off the tourist trail.

How are we meant to prepare for the most significant days of the Jewish year? Hear and share some vital Jewish teachings that can help you get ready for the Days of Awe (the High Holy Days) in body and soul.

Many people think of kosher food as being more “moral” or “clean” than non-kosher food. However, recent exposés have shown that this is not always the case.

Meet the Darling Madame d'Ora: the Era-Defining Fashion Photographer Who Vanished from History.

Join ACE for a virtual screening and talkback of "The Untameable Kirk Douglas" on Sunday at 4 pm.

On Monday, March 2, a new installation by artists Cara Enteles and Angela Beloian, titled “Reflection Nature,” opens in the Boulder JCC Messinger Gallery. 

In her work of historical fiction, Morris tells the story of the migration of Jews escaping the Spanish Inquisition and their journey to the New World.

The Boulder JCC is proud to present three talks this spring by Jerusalem-based archaeologist David Ilan.

Art exhibits and hands-on creative arts classes are coming to the Boulder JCC as ACE @ the J expands.

The last surviving prosecutor of the Nuremberg trials, Ben Ferencz is a tiny, tenacious American hero.

Join ACE for a special production of Amy Feinberg’s short play, “Ellis Island Stories”

ACE continues to offer local photographers an opportunity to share their work with the community.

The Boulder Jewish Film Festival announces opening and closing nights, the Centerpiece tribute to Dani Menkin, and its 2020 honorees: Grace and Gordon Gamm.

Hooked on the excitement of travel and committed to creating positive change in the world, Blumenfeld comes to the Boulder JCC for a Lunch and Learn at noon on Thursday, September 26.

Kathryn Bernheimer is grateful for the opportunity to share her passions and interests with you for the last 16 years.

Mathew Klickstein, a recent Boulder transplant, is an author, journalist, pop culture aficionado whose topic on September 19th the hidden Jewishness of “The Simpsons.”