Tag Archives: Boulder JCC

Barb Steinmetz comes to the Boulder JCC Thursday to share her experiences as a Holocaust refugee in the Dominican Republic.

A very unusual event occurred on Sunday night: an Israeli and a Palestinian refugee held a highly rational discussion of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

Geared for families with young children, the Boulder JCC's annual ChanuConcert features dancing dreidels and singing latkes.

Flatiron Tribe's Third Thursday (Thirst-day?) TacoFest.

The registration deadline for “Celebrating the Jews of Cuba” has been extended until Thursday at 5 pm.

Find out how much was raised and see more pictures from the Boulder JCC First Bite Preview event Tuesday night at the Boulder Theater.

The community came together Tuesday night to make final donations and celebrate, as the new BJCC becomes a reality.

There are so many reasons to come to the Boulder JCC’s Exclusive Preview of First Bite Boulder. Here are just a few.

The Boulder Jewish Community Center and nine local restaurants have joined forces to offer an exclusive preview of First Bite Boulder as a fundraiser for the Cornerstone Capital Campaign.

More than 250 people showed up to the Boulder JCC on Sunday as families of all ages learned about philanthropy.

"Elijah: An Adventure" is a new play about a Brooklyn Jew, written by an upcoming Jewish playwright, and directed by a noted Jewish director.

Boulder JCC received a grant that enables a significant expansion of its program offerings in the Louisville/Superior communities.

The Boulder JCC's Camp Inc is one of four specialty camp proposals funded by a national Jewish camp foundation, out of 39 proposals submitted.

The Boulder JCC was transformed into a full blown shofar factory on Wednesday... going so far as to operate two shifts.

But working with the Boulder JCC summer camps also suggested the theme for this back-to-work blog post. Read on to find out why.

Shhhh. It's a secret.

My topic of the week: Judaism has meaning for everyone; however Judaism can also hold many meanings for each individual person.

Michael is finding that everyone he talks with has a unique and different story... but that there is a connection between all of these conversations.

The Boulder JCC is collaborating with the Louisville Public Library to enhance their Jewish offerings.

Family-friendly Shabbat experience just before the Louisville Street Faire - not just this week!

The Boulder JCC is thrilled to announce that Mark Megibow will succeed Phil Rubinstein as the J-Teen Director.

"After three conversations, I can already see that many more questions will arise from these one-on-one chats."

Boulder Startup Week is back, just in time for 3rd Thursday!

The Boulder JCC recently received a grant from Roots and Branches to create a network of young Jews in Boulder. How are we going to do this, you might ask?

Evan came to CU from Los Angeles because she was looking for a school with lots of school spirit and amazing opportunities...