Cash Ashkinos, 11 years old, counted on Jewish support and he wasn’t disappointed. It only took 27 days on Indiegogo.
Read More »9Health Fair Coming to the Boulder JCC
The Boulder JCC is proud to host a 9Health Fair on Thursday, April 30, 2015! Make plans to attend now!
Read More »The Name Game: Goat Style
This past Sunday over 50 people came to see and name the newest kids on the block, eight beautiful baby goats at Beit Izim, Boulder’s Jewish Goat Co-op.
Read More »Name That (Goat) Kid
Passover preparations are starting. For many people that simply means spring is around the corner. For Beit Izim, Boulder’s Jewish Goat Co-op, it means we’re getting ready for baby goats!
Read More »11-Year-Old Crowdfunding His Way to Camp Inc.
In true entrepreneurial fashion, 11-year-old Cash has launched an IndieGogo campaign to raise money for Camp Inc. tuition.
Read More »Community Purim Carnival Is Still On Despite a Little Snow
The Purim Carnival is on this Sunday! We understand that road conditions may not be ideal, but we also understand that having indoor activities available during a snowstorm are necessary. Plus, it's Purim! Please be careful on the roads.
Read More »Gail and Jerry Boulder JCC Shining Stars at Reflections 2015
The Sloats are to be honored for a long and varied list of contributions to the Boulder Jewish community.
Read More »Denver and Boulder Jewish Film Festivals: Five Films in Common
Now in its 19th year, Denver's Jewish Film Festival demonstrates the effectiveness of cinema as vehicles for engagement and education.
Read More »Boulder JCC Preschool to Tap Maple Trees On Tu B’Shvat
The Boulder Jewish Community Center Preschool will tap the maple trees on their school property on February 4 in honor of Tu B’Shevat, the Jewish holiday celebrating the birthday of the trees.
Read More »Beth and Michael Margolis To Be Honored at Boulder JCC’s Reflections
"Just getting started," the Margolis Family make a difference in the Boulder Jewish community.
Read More »Director Richard Trank’s Films Are Sadly More Relevant Than Ever
Richard Trank shares his thoughts about his films prior to his tribute program the Boulder Jewish Film Festival, March 14-16.
Read More »Bruce Henderson’s “Lenscapes” Emulate Painting
Meet the artist at the free wine and cheese opening of "Lenscapes" at the Boulder JCC, Thursday Feb. 5
Read More »Can We Talk – About Death?
Connie Holden leads a conversation about end-of-life decisions at Nevei Kodesh tonight, Thursday January 29 at 7 pm.
Read More »Tickle Your Senses at Tu B’Shvat
Dismantled, dissected, unraveled, broken down into parts... That's what's happening to the Tu B'Shvat seder in Boulder this year. Join us and see what it's all about!
Read More »Construction of New Boulder JCC Begins in Earnest
Large dirt moving equipment began rolling onto the site during the last two weeks of December, and the entire Boulder Jewish Commons is now a construction site!
Read More »Boulder Jewish Community Lights Menorah on Pearl St.
Boulder Jewish News Editor and Publisher David Fellows lit the Grand Menorah in front of the Courthouse to celebrate the second night of Chanukah.
Read More »Hundreds Help Break Ground for BJCC
The Boulder Jewish Community turned out in force Thursday afternoon to finally and officially break ground on the long-awaited new Boulder Jewish Community Center building.
Read More »Boulder JCC to Break Ground on New Building
The moment has arrived for the Boulder Jewish Community Center (JCC) to break ground on its new 52,000 square foot building on the Boulder Jewish Commons!
Read More »Camp Inc. Moving to Steamboat For Summer 2015
We are pleased to announce that Camp Inc. will be moving to an unbelievable new location in Steamboat, CO starting this coming summer.
Read More »Scholar Shares Jewish Story of Apartheid’s End
CU Professor Zilla Goodman comes to the Boulder JCC on Nov. 6 to talk about heroes like Albie Sachs - also the subject of a new documentary.
Read More »Camp Inc. Registration Now Open for Summer 2015
Teen entrepreneurs can get a jump start on planning their summer.
Read More »Soviet Jews Re-imagined at the Boulder JCC
CU @ the J continues with Professor Sasha Senderovich leading a discussion of a short story on Thursday at 7 pm.
Read More »If You Can’t Get to CU, CU Is Coming to the BJCC
Menorah offers a new scholars' series: CU at the BJCC, featuring lectures by CU faculty. Starts Sept. 18.
Read More »Becca Weaver Joins Boulder JCC Staff as Sustainability Director
As the new Farm and Sustainability Director for the Boulder JCC, Becca is a perfect fit for organizing our community conversations about the future of the Boulder Jewish Commons Community Farm, and running our Camp Eco-Fun Specialty Day Camp. Video Added!
Read More »New Magazine Aiming for 15,000 Colorado Jewish Families
The Radio Chavura Magazine, a new free publication targeted at Colorado’s vibrant, growing Jewish community, will make its debut in late August.
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