Tag Archives: Boulder JCC

On Wednesday, May 13 our Board voted to begin Phase 1 of our reopening plan. All aspects of our reopening are dependent and based on local and state guidelines in partnership with the Boulder County Health Department and State Licensing.

The Boulder Jewish Film Festival's "What to Watch" series continues Sunday at 4 pm with Kathryn Bernheimer's picks for the best Jewish documentaries

Kathryn Bernheimer discusses her list of the most original Jewish movies via Zoom on Sunday at 4 pm

On April 21, our Board voted to keep the Boulder JCC building and the Early Childhood Center facility closed through the remainder of the school year, May 22.

When my husband Monte and I started to facilitate a weekly Jewish meditation sit at the Boulder JCC in the Fall, we knew from experience that there is power in meditating in a group setting. We had previously lived in New York City, and trained as Jewish Mindfulness Meditation Teacher …

One of the most beloved films ever shown at the Boulder Jewish Film Festival, “Big Sonia” is an astoundingly engaging profile of inimitable Holocaust survivor Sonia Warshawski.

Donations still needed! The Boulder JCC is available Monday – Friday 9am – 5pm to take any drop off donations or any deliveries or shipped items. Please just leave by the front door.

Passover Donation Day drop off is Thursday, March 26, from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm at the Boulder JCC, 6007 Oreg Avenue.

The Boulder Jewish Film Festival goes virtual with ways to watch and even discuss films at home.

Our community’s needs are varied. We have prepared a few options that are currently available to request assistance, volunteer, and/or donate.

Effective Friday, March 13 the Boulder JCC building and the Jay and Rose Phillips Early Childhood Center will be closed. All Boulder JCC programs, events, meetings, and functions are cancelled through March 29.

The Boulder JCC announced this morning that they have canceled the remaining screenings of the Boulder Jewish Film Festival, effective immediately.

Cherryvale Day Camp at the Boulder JCC has once again begun its search for camp staff.

Each year, Reflections brings the community together to celebrate honorees, schmooze, and unite under a collective goal: supporting the programs and scholarships that ignite our community. The 13th Annual Reflections gathered over 420 guests at the Boulder JCC for a B’nai Mitzvah themed celebration.

The Boulder JCC offers many day camp opportunities for kids entering kindergarten through high school for 12 weeks this summer. Registration is open now for all camp programs at a reduced rate.

Looking for some Purim family fun? Join us on Sunday, March 8 for the annual Boulder Community Purim Carnival!

Can we eliminate diseases? Will scientists be able to create designer children with the traits their parents want? On March 2nd, Dr. Jamie Metzl will answer the question: are we ready for genetically modified humans?

The Boulder JCC will be hosting a Poetry Slam on Wednesday, February 19 at 6:30 pm in HaSifria: The Library at the Boulder JCC. Snacks and drinks will be served.

The upcoming 2020 US Census is seen by many as a moral and social justice imperative.  Congregation Har HaShem and the Boulder JCC are hosting events in February to prepare the community to help.

Beit Izim (House of Goats) and Tuv Haaretz (Good for the Earth) CSA are looking for new members, find out more!

Each year, the Boulder JCC selects honorees to be recognized for their commitment to the values of the JCC and dedication to creating positive change throughout Boulder County. At our 13th Annual Reflections on Saturday, February 22, Emily & Jonathan Cooper and Barbara Steinmetz will be honored. 

Each year, the Boulder JCC selects honorees to be recognized for their commitment to the values of the JCC and dedication to creating positive change throughout Boulder County. At our 13th Annual Reflections at the Boulder JCC on Saturday, February 22, Barbara Steinmetz and Emily & Jonathan Cooper will be honored. 

You are invited on Wednesday, February 12 to make fleece tie blankets for Alzheimer’s patients and Soup Kits for families experiencing food insecurity in Boulder County.

HaSifria: The Library at the Boulder JCC is the largest collection of Jewish literature, media, and resources in Boulder County. In addition to books, the Library offers many upcoming programs.