Tag Archives: Arts

Artists and Gift Merchants should submit their work by August 30th for inclusion at the Art and Gift Fair to be held at Congregation Har HaShem.

See and touch merchandise in person at Boulder's largest Judaica store, or browse a broader selection online that isn’t carried in the store.

Congregation Har HaShem hosts an indoor Art and Gift Fair in early November and interested vendors can sign up now.

Ladies Night Out, this coming Monday, July 11th, will be a unique opportunity for women from the Jewish community to sip, schmooze, and create. Check it out!

Have you heard the one about the son of an ex-nun who converts to Judaism, moves to Israel, starts dressing like a Hasid - and becomes one of Israel’s premiere comedians?

From our Day School correspondent: "Gayle had the Day School kids build a 3D scale map of Israel." See the picture!

A traveling exhibition titled "Nazi Persecution of Homosexuals 1933-1945" opened at the Boulder Public Library Thursday night. Pictures.

A visual arts gallery in Bielska, Poland is looking for international visual artists for their artist in residence program this summer.

A traveling exhibition from the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum (USHMM) titled "Nazi Persecution of Homosexuals 1933-1945" comes to the Boulder Public Library in April.

Learn a traditional Jewish art form that is as old as paper itself in a hands-on workshop Sunday at the Mizel Museum.

The conference of the Association of Rabbis for Jewish Renewal returns to the Boulder area this year with open events for the community - including a shuk (bazaar).

The Boulder JCC is featuring two artists who use photography to create unique artworks. Click for more information about their work and the upcoming reception.

Are you a knitter or crocheter - or is there one on your Chanukah list? "8 Gifts for 8 Nites: Knit Style" covers both.

The BJCC's Festival of Books and Culture Book Fair Store opens on Monday, November 1. Click the headline for more info, including the only on-line list of book fair hours.

Professor Zach Levey lectured on Gaza and artist Marlyn Cheshes displayed and talked about her photography, sculpture and other art at the Boulder JCC Sunday night. Photos.

Join Menorah on Sunday for a lecture on Gaza, an art show wine and cheese reception and a screening of the Oscar-nominated Israeli film, "Ajami."

Pick up your 5771 Jewish Art Calendar - free at the Boulder JCC.

Nederland resident Marlyn Cheshes has lived and created art in remote corners of the world. She discusses and displays her work at the Boulder JCC this week.

Local artist Simmy Haber's chuppah art is featured in an article about green weddings in The Forward.

A Sunday night BJCC triple-feature: community portraits, an art exhibit opening, and a documentary screening. Pictures!

Come with your child(ren) and/or grandchild(ren) to the Boulder JCC on April 18 to create a wonderful framed piece of art to treasure for many years to come.

In the continuing series of immersive cultural events, Menorah presents an exploration of the Crypto-Jews through art, food, film and discussion this Sunday.

For almost a year now, the Denver Public Library has been running a project called "K4OT", Knit for Our Troops, which has donated over 13,000 caps to soldiers deployed overseas. Jani Fellows writes about this Knitzvah project.

MASA Israel Journey provides more than 8,500 Jewish young adults each year with the opportunity to participate on a 5-12 month volunteer, academic or internship experience in Israel. Click for program info.

Boulder Arts & Crafts Gallery, an artist cooperative since 1971, celebrates the Jewish Holidays with all things colorful. The 2009 Judaica Show runs through January 10. Click for more info about local artists in the show.