Tag Archives: Books

Rabbi Jamie Korngold, Boulder's Adventure Rabbi, hosted a party Saturday night to celebrate the release -- and initial success -- of her new book, "The God Upgrade."

Menorah’s final Great Books, Great Movies event is this Saturday with discussion and a screening of The Caine Mutiny.

Updated information about Rabbi Naomi Levy's visit to Boulder this week.

Author and Journalist Gal Beckerman will be at CU for the launch of the Boulder Action for Soviet Jewry Oral History Project.

If you are a writer – anywhere on your journey between that first sentence and published author – this workshop with literary agent Sara Megibow is for you. Click to learn more.

Menorah hosts a symposium exploring Jewish Latin American Fiction at the Boulder JCC this Sunday.

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 story of Yosef and his brothers, Harry Potter, and our lives -- not much in common? Guess again. Read this timely and thought-provoking teaching from Morah Yehudis Fishman.

Collector and donor Brian Lebowitz was in attendance as CU officially launched the Lebowitz Collection, 19,000 volumes of Jewish-American literature. Pictures.

Bonai Shalom Religious School will be at Barnes & Noble Booksellers in Boulder on Sunday morning for a family-oriented fundraiser. Guess who's the special guest?

Thanassis Cambanis presents his book, "A Privilege To Die: Inside Hezbollah's Legions And Their Endless War Against Israel" at the Boulder JCC Thursday night. Stan Kreis reviews the book.

Actress, author and bargainista Annie Korzen delighted us tonight with her bargain-hunting tales at Rags on Monday night.

Actress and author Annie Korzen comes to Boulder to kickoff the Festival of Books and Culture at a special party Monday (includes shopping!).

There's something for everyone at the two-week Book Fair, with tantalizing titles that run the gamut of Jewish life.

Almost in celebration of this month's Festival of Books and Culture, CU announces a major Jewish-American literature collection of 19,000 volumes has been donated to the University.

Jerry Muller will discuss his new book, "Capitalism and the Jews," on Nov. 10 at CU Hillel. Tickets are $8 at the door; students free.

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.

Bonai Shalom Sisterhood and Women of Har HaShem are holding a combined book program in November. Click the title to learn more.

The Boulder JCC's Festival of Books and Culture features authors, concerts, cultural celebrations and a book fair. October 24 to November 15.

Marti Hirsch reviews Joel Chasnoff's "The 188th Crybaby Brigade" as we gear up for the next Festival of Books and Culture.

CU's Arts & Sciences Magazine profiles Prof. David Shneer's new book, "Through Soviet Jewish Eyes," about Soviet war coverage of what would come to be called the Holocaust.

Classical Music (in five parts) and Ethical Jewish Responsibility (in two parts).

What do a billion nonreligious people believe? Read the book, come to the meeting to discuss.

Sherri Mandell, author of The Blessing of a Broken Heart speaks in Boulder on Wednesday.

Professor Daniel Itzkovitz will be speaking at CU on April 20th as part of the preparation of his latest book, "Fixing the Jews."