Tag Archives: Boulder JCC

The Boulder Jewish Community Center installed a 306-kW solar system, offsetting 80% of its electricity usage, saving approximately $1.8 million in lifetime costs.

The EXCHANGE lifelong learning program in Boulder offers diverse classes for adults 55+, focusing on curiosity and community. Join the open house on March 23 before courses start.

JFest is returning to the Boulder JCC on April 18, celebrating ten years with a unique fundraising party featuring immersive entertainment, local flavors, and community engagement.

The Boulder Maccabees Youth Soccer League offers 4 and 5-year-olds a supportive environment to learn soccer fundamentals while developing teamwork, listening skills, and confidence through fun activities.

If you’ve ever found yourself curious about the “why” behind Jewish traditions or if you’re looking for a modern way to engage with ancient ethics, the Boulder JCC is opening its doors for a transformative series. Starting Wednesday, April 8, and running through May 13, the Boulder JCC will host …

Purim celebrations at Boulder JCC include family dinners, festive activities, and social events for young adults, focusing on community, fun, and giving back this season.

The Boulder JCC invites the Jewish community to challenge anxiety as a trait, featuring Rabbi Caryn Aviv, who offers insights from her book on fostering joy and emotional freedom.

Rob Schware, 74, reflects on his Fiddler on the Roof role, linking emotions experienced to his teaching on Whole Brain Living and aging insights.

Suzanne Weiss's online mindfulness course emphasizes embracing life's messiness rather than seeking calm, inviting participants to explore present moments with curiosity and kindness.

The Boulder JCC is hosting a diverse lineup of events this February for every generation—from the youngest saplings to our community elders.

The Boulder JCC presents a cinematic series for International Holocaust Remembrance Day, highlighting forgotten narratives and promoting awareness through screenings and discussions.

The new year brings many activities, including book discussions and meet-ups. Advance registration for MOTJ programs is required. Suggestions for future books are welcome by January 5.

The Jay and Rose Phillips Early Childhood Center announces a new Transitional Kindergarten program for 2026-2027, focused on skill mastery, social-emotional development, and individualized learning.

With broken hearts and profound sadness, we mourn the brutal and deliberate murder of 11 people, including Rabbi Eli Schlanger, at a Chabad Chanukah gathering at Bondi Beach in Sydney, Australia.

The Boulder JCC’s Chanukah festivities include concerts, comedy shows, menorah lighting, and family-friendly activities, offering joy and community engagement for all ages this season.

This year marks the 13th anniversary of this exciting celebration, which combines the joy of outdoor winter activities with the warmth of Jewish tradition. Wednesday, December 17th at WinterSkate in Louisville.

The aroma of yeast and sugar filled the air at the Boulder JCC on Thursday, November 6, as hundreds gathered for the 10th Annual Great Big Challah Bake.

We join communities around the world in profound relief and gratitude as the remaining hostages begin their journey home. After two long years since the October 7 attack, two years where time seemed suspended in grief and uncertainty, this breakthrough marks a decisive turning point. But this is only the …

If you're navigating the challenges of infertility, you don't have to face them alone.

The High Holidays offer young adults opportunities for authentic connections through Boulder JCC events like Break the Fast and Shabbat in the Farm Sukkah, blending tradition and community.

The Boulder Jewish Community Center will host "The Israeli-Palestinian Conversation" on October 20, fostering dialogue on complex issues through immersive theater and community engagement.

Join the Boulder JCC on October 6 for a free event focusing on aligning charitable goals with estate planning strategies, featuring experts in wealth transfer and financial management.

The Jay and Rose Phillips Early Childhood Center celebrated its 40th anniversary, honoring its founders and highlighting its profound impact on Boulder's Jewish community and education.

On October 5, the Boulder JCC will host a free commemoration honoring the second anniversary of the tragic October 7 events in Israel, fostering community connection and healing.

Join the Boulder JCC for an extraordinary celebration of contemporary fiber art on Thursday, September 18, from 5:30 - 7 pm.