Tag Archives: Boulder JCC

Cherryvale Day Camp, established in 2016, has become a beloved summer tradition in Boulder, fostering community, friendship, and growth over ten successful years.

The Boulder JCC offers diverse adult art workshops this season, featuring evening and daytime sessions led by skilled instructors, designed for all experience levels to explore creativity.

The Boulder Jewish Community Center offers a versatile, sustainable venue for events, merging high-quality facilities with community support and eco-conscious design.

The Boulder Jewish Film Festival returns from October 25 to November 1, showcasing influential films celebrating Jewish contributions to culture and society. Tickets available October 8.

Every two seconds, someone in the U.S. needs a blood transfusion. Donate at the Boulder JCC Blood Mobile on July 30 to impact lives and support your community.

Join us on July 16 for a lecture by Gillian Perry exploring Anne Frank's legacy, her diary's publication struggle, and its impact on human rights and history.

The Boulder JCC hosts a discussion with Samira K. Mehta about her book "God Bless the Pill," revealing religious support for birth control's role in family planning and stability.

You are warmly invited to join us for an informal, drop-in Community Coffee on Friday June 26 and/or Tuesday June 30.

On behalf of our community, we are profoundly grateful to the ADL for their swift action and unwavering support of this local family and our community. We stand firmly with them in demanding accountability and systemic change.

An enlightening lecture on gender identity by Dr. Susan Trout will offer frameworks for understanding distinctions between gender identity and sexual orientation on June 22, at the Boulder JCC.

The 30th Annual Boulder Jewish Festival on June 7 united thousands in celebration, honoring community strength with reflections and joy, showcasing Jewish culture, art, and resilience.

There is something uniquely comforting about a Friday night. The rush of the week slows down, the candles are lit, and a sense of pause settles in. This June, the Boulder JCC is opening its doors to create that exact space for local adults aged 50 and better. On Friday, …

On June 8, Rick Light will explore Jewish views on the soul and death, offering insights on living intentionally through end-of-life practices at the Boulder JCC.

The Summer Exchange Lecture Series 2026 features experts discussing gender identity, wildlife conservation, global security, and Louis D. Brandeis' legacy. Register for four enlightening lectures.

The Boulder JCC is hosting its 1st Annual Canasta Game Night on May 20, featuring dinner, card play, and opportunities for community connection. Registration is $54.

The Efshar Project strengthens Jewish early childhood education in Boulder, promoting community and development through partnerships, innovative programs like Forest School, and extensive educator support.

Shavuot is celebrated with a “Night of Jewish Learning” on May 21, 2026, featuring discussions and classes addressing community-building. Open to all backgrounds, advance registration is encouraged.

As spring revitalizes the Boulder JCC, its sustainable practices foster growth while new spaces and events enhance community engagement.

JFest celebrated 585 attendees and surpassed its $435,000 fundraising goal, fostering community and connection at the Boulder JCC's 10-year milestone.

Join IAC at the Boulder JCC Monday night, April 20 for the community's Yom HaZikaron commemoration.

The Boulder JCC celebrates ten years on Oreg Avenue with JFest on April 18, featuring fun activities, local flavors, and vibrant community spirit.

Every two seconds in the U.S., someone needs a blood transfusion. Join the Vitalant Blood Mobile on April 17 to donate and make a life-saving impact.

JFest at Boulder JCC on April 18 celebrates a decade of community with vibrant activities, unique refreshments, and a joyful dress code, inviting donations for attendance.

The Boulder JCC's new Chavurah Program helps families connect and build lasting Jewish relationships through small friendship groups, enhancing community involvement.

As Passover approaches, we encourage community participation in a food drive to combat local hunger, reflecting empathy and support for those in need.