Tag Archives: Boulder JCC

Small but special, the Boulder Jewish Film Festival shines among its peers.

Rabbi Shais Taub, an internationally known speaker, writer and teacher on topics of Jewish spirituality and known for his work in the field of addiction will speak at the Boulder JCC on March 1 at 7 pm. The talk is free, and everyone is welcome.

The community comes together at the J to discuss matters of life and death at three separate programs.

We could not be more honored to be honoring Bright Stars, Dodi & Bob Klutznick, as they have truly held the vision for the JCC and the Boulder Jewish Community for decades.

At Reflections 2017, the Boulder JCC is thrilled to be honoring Rising Stars, Rachel and Eyal Namordi.

This past month, the Boulder JCC hosted the second think tank of JCC Association of North America’s Sheva Lab Communities.

When the Parenting Place of Boulder closed in 2013, it created a vacuum in the community. Agency board members hoped other organizations would step in to provide classes and services in Boulder County.

This year, the Boulder JCC is excited to be honoring Volunteer Star, Carol Secor, who has been instrumental in allowing the Jewish community and the JCC to thrive here in Boulder.

This week the Board of the JCC Association issued a Statement on Immigration to share some of the core values that JCCs uphold.

On Tuesday, January 31st 2017, several JCC’s around the country received bomb threats. The Boulder JCC was one of them.

The Boulder Jewish Film Festival celebrates its 5th year with a gala at the Boulder JCC and 11 days of films.

A special session of Rabbis' Roundtable on Sunday offers a guided tour of Jewish texts. .

ACE presents two monthly film series - here are all the spring season titles!

4th Night for Philanthropy – a way to encourage giving and discussions of Tzedakah during your family’s Hanukkah celebration.

What do the Olympics, behavior training, powerful Jewish women, chickens, food, and privilege all have in common? Find out at Ignite Chanukah 7!

Check out the most commonly asked questions about Klezmania, our Christmas Eve Party featuring a klezmer concert and a Chinese feast.

ACE announces its spring season of arts, culture and education at the J.

The Program in Jewish Studies at the University of Colorado Boulder and the Boulder Public Library present an event on the late Elie Wiesel featuring a lecture by CU Professor David Shneer.

Sheldon Sands shares his enthusiasm for the grande dame of Ladino, Ljuba Davis, who plays the J on Thursday night.

Called an “American visionary” and as a “virtuoso” by the New York Times, Andy Statman comes to the Boulder JCC Sunday. Students are free! Discounted tickets available.

Rabbi Joe Black entertains families with music that ranges from rock 'n roll to bluegrass, funk to jazz fusion, traditional klezmer to Ladino to country yodeling.