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Passover is right around the corner. As you prepare for this joyous holiday here is a reminder about two special mitzvahs to do before the holiday.

Celebrate Passover with the Boulder County Center for Judaism Enjoy the warmth and camaraderie as Jews of varied backgrounds come together  BOULDER, COLORADO: The festival of Passover honors the biblical departure of the Jews from years of slavery in Egypt and is celebrated with a ritual meal called a Seder. …

Watch this slide show story and see if you could recognize any local familiar faces looking a lot younger.

The Boulder County Center for Judaism is happy to host the second annual lighting of the giant community menorah Tuesday night at Festival Plaza in Lafayette.

The Boulder County Center for Judaism and the Boulder JCC are pleased to honor Beth Litz with the mitzvah of lighting the Menorah at this year’s Chanukah on Ice Thursday night.

Join Boulder County Center for Judaism on Monday, November 30 for an inspiring gathering on the holy day of Yud-Tes Kislev. Includes Farbrengen.

Save the date for this year's Menorah lighting on the Pearl Street Mall on December 6th!

Mrs. Simie Schtroks will share the wisdom and strength available to us today to handle the curve balls and unpleasant surprises life throws our way by learning from the experiences of those who took astonishing risks to obtain their freedom.

In this week's Torah portion, we read about Korach who was a cousin of Moses, who started a rebellion against Moses.

Join us at Boulder Center for Judaism for a special Shavuos Minyan beginning at 10:30 am on Sunday, May 24, held at 4900 Sioux Drive, Boulder.

Join other women at an intriguing and personal weekly Torah discussion of the practical and the mystical and its contemporary relevance.

In Boulder, while we can’t promise you an Israeli bonfire, we are doing a Lag B’Omer barbecue with all the fixins.

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

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.

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.

It is well known that when Purim comes along, it's time to put on a Purim costume. What, however, is the reason for this tradition?

In solidarity with our brothers and sisters in France, this year’s Purim Celebration at the Boulder Center for Judaism has a certain je ne sais qua, that little something extra that gives flair to the French version of everything.

Today Laya Saul Jackson lives in Tsfat, Israel, but she lived in the Boulder area for many years before that. The Boulder County Center for Judaism is holding a Lunch and Learn with her as the speaker next week.

Laya Saul Jackson is in town for a short while so the Boulder County Center for Judaism is holding a Lunch and Learn featuring her as the speaker.

Rabbi Moshe Scheiner will fly from the Land of Sand and Money, Palm Beach Florida, to share personal experiences and insights in his unique and captivating style on Saturday, January 24.

Last week four French Jews were preparing for a meal they did not get to eat. This Friday night, let us gather together and make Kiddush in their honor.

There are two holidays in which we celebrate the deliverance of the Jewish people in post-biblical times, Chanukah and Purim. Yet they are celebrated in very different ways.

Boulder Jewish News Editor and Publisher David Fellows lit the Grand Menorah in front of the Courthouse to celebrate the second night of Chanukah.

The Boulder County Center for Judaism and the Boulder JCC are pleased to be able to honor David Fellows, co-founder and co-publisher of the Boulder Jewish News, with the mitzvah of lighting this year’s Community Menorah.