Tag Archives: Books

Historian Rafael Medoff tells Judith Magazine why he refused his publisher's demand to denounce Israel in 'Cartoonists Against the Holocaust.'

The Sami Rohr Prize for Jewish Literature has announced the 2026 nonfiction finalists, highlighting authors' works that explore and illuminate the Jewish experience through personal and historical narratives.

Renowned Boulder-area kabbalist and author, Samuel Ben-Or Avital, has just released his newest book, "Messages from “Nowhere”."  The book contains many excellent exercises, articles, and stories, which Avital says can help the reader to make a great shift in their life.

With programming focusing on building community through social and educational opportunities, Women of the J have numerous activities planned for May.

This is a very unusual book club, because we don’t require that everyone read the same book – or that you read any book at all! We discuss books with a Jewish and/or Humanistic theme – and that includes a lot of books.

"Sha-bbat, Sha-lom, Hay!" Join us this Friday, September 23 from 9:30 - 10:30 am for Farmside Shabbat under the tent at Milk & Honey Farm.

In honor of his two books being published this year, BJN had a few questions for Joseph, 4 exactly.

(a no pressure book group) -- Participants are not obligated to share a book of their own -- you can feel free to attend simply to hear what others are reading.

From their living rooms to yours, LitFest gives you the opportunity to hear from the authors of the hottest books of the fall and winter.

Henry Rasof has a new .pdf e-collection of all of his Jewish poetry and prose not already published in his two print books.

In Boulder, as in many other cities, this time of year brings many new families and new kids to town, which tempers the season's celebrations with special kinds of stresses.

Recent Boulder transplant Bob Litwin joins local authors and filmmakers at the Boulder JCC Sunday for a celebration of literature and learning.

Award-winning historian and biographer Oliver Hilmes’ new book "BERLIN 1936: Sixteen Days in August" (Other Press Hardcover) traces the events of the 1936 Berlin Olympics, a sporting and entertainment event that marked a paradigm shift in modern European politics.

With Kevah's recent expansion in Colorado, we were thrilled to have the opportunity to bring Dr. David Sanders into the Kevah family.

Rabbi Mark Glickman’s book, "Burnt Pearls: How the Nazis Tried and Failed to Steal the Books of Europe’s Jews" will tell the story of the massive collection of looted Jewish literature. Come hear the story of this massive theft, and the enormous impact it had on the Jewish people.

...to help me edit my first novel. Read all about it.

John Rosengren, author of "Hank Greenberg: The Hero of Heroes," will be speaking at the Denver Jewish Community Center on March 1, 2015 about his latest book.

Bonai Shalom invites you to explore the Soviet Jewish experience during its February First Friday service, on February 6th, 2015 with Professor Sasha Senderovich from CU.

With just a couple of days remaining until the first Hanukkah candle is lit, are you still looking for a meaningful gift for a child?

Join PJ Library, a program provided by JEWISHcolorado, for a Chanukah Celebration Brunch! Meet other PJ parents and learn more about PJ Library and JEWISHcolorado in the Boulder community. We’ll be meeting at the home of Julie Grayson on December 17, 2014, from 9:30 am – 11:00 am. Kids are welcome, of course …

Rabbi Mark Glickman will present a program on the Cairo Geniza discoveries at Congregation Har HaShem on November 6th.

CU @ the J continues with Professor Sasha Senderovich leading a discussion of a short story on Thursday at 7 pm.

The "Shabbat Ha'aretz" national book tour will be stopping in Westminster and Boulder next week. Read on for more details on the events and the author.

The next shmita cycle starts this Rosh Hashanah. Hence, September 23 begins the biblical sabbatical year. Hazon has scheduled two events to celebrate, discuss and understand.

Bonai Shalom hosts a discussion of My Promised Land by Ari Shavit, a moving and provocative book on the the history of modern Israel.