Tag Archives: Boulder JCC

From Family Shabbat in the Park and Shabbat for those 50+, to Early Learning & Parenting Classes, a Community Block Party, and after-school activities, there are so many opportunities for connection for all ages this fall at the Boulder JCC! On Tuesday, August 6, the Boulder JCC along with Congregation …

Join the Boulder JCC’s Summer Lecture Series on July 22 with Ron Bostwick, discussing Alan Arkin’s career and memorable roles; register online, the lecture is $12.

The Boulder JCC offers a 6-week Modern Israeli Dance class starting August 21st for beginners, welcoming participants aged 15 and older. Join for joy, exercise, and community.

Check out all the wonderful opportunities for fellowship during the month of July!

Participate in the Summer Exchange Lifelong Learning Lecture series at Boulder JCC, featuring diverse topics and enjoy ice cream from Pints Peak.

Join Men of the J on June 27 for a talk by Professor Meg Frisbee on Jewish gangsters in early 20th-century U.S.

Around 15,000 attended the 28th Boulder Jewish Festival, enjoying great weather, performances, and exhibits from numerous organizations, artists, and food vendors.

The 28th Boulder Jewish Festival is this Sunday, June 9th from 11 am to 5 pm on the Courthouse Lawn and the Pearl St. Mall.

The Boulder JCC is hosting an EV & E-Bike Expo on June 17th, featuring expert talks and various electric vehicles for viewing and inquiries.

The start of summer at the Milk and Honey Farm celebrates the first fruits, veggies, and new life on the farm. With the births of the baby goats, we are celebrating the start of summer with Baby Goat Shavuot.

Check out all the wonderful opportunities for fellowship during the month of June!

"Recipe for Change: Standing Up to Anti-Semitism," celebrates Jewish culture, discusses rising anti-Semitism, and highlights Todd Shotz's contributions in Jewish education and entertainment representation. Join Todd at the Boulder JCC on Tuesday, June 4 for a screening and discussion.

Food is at the forefront of Jewish tradition and the Boulder Jewish Festival on Sunday, June 9. Food vendors will be spread across Pearl Street Mall between Spruce and Pearl just east of the courthouse.

At the historic Boulder Theater, the Jewish community celebrated Israel's Independence Day with a performance by Israeli artist Noa and others.

On Sunday, June 9, Pearl Street Mall will be covered with community tents to help the community connect with local organizations so you can make new connections or build on ones you may already have. These organizations will create a safe, nonjudgmental space, where the community of all backgrounds can come together and connect. Check out who is participating.

Abstract painter Mark Villarreal opens a new exhibit at Boulder JCC Messinger Gallery on May 30, showcasing works influenced by his global travels and artistic inspirations over 40 years.

An annual celebration of Jewish culture with festivities, music, food, art, and more, join the Boulder Jewish Community at Pearl Street Mall on Sunday, June 9 for the 28th Boulder Jewish Festival. The longest-running cultural festival in Boulder, planned by a committee and led by Joy Alice Eisenhauer; Arts, Culture, …

On May 22, join Boulder JCC for a reading of "How to Remain a Humanist After a Massacre in 17 Steps," a poignant play set against the backdrop of Middle-East conflict, followed by a panel discussion and poetry readings. Pre-register online.

The Boulder JCC, in partnership with the Israeli American Council, is honoring Yom HaZikaron on Sunday, May 12 with representatives from the Israeli community leading everyone in song and telling personal stories regarding their experiences with a family member or friend who has fallen by war or terrorism in Israel. 

Cherryvale Day Camp, established in 2016 within the Boulder community, offers diverse, inclusive summer programs based on sports, arts, and values, emphasizing joy and respect.

Monday, May 6 starts the week-long celebration of our teachers at the Boulder JCC for Teacher Appreciation Week.

Milk and Honey Farm partnered with the Jewish Farmer Network to cultivate Quishum melons, enhancing Jewish agricultural connections and celebrating ancestral seeds through the Jewish Seed Project.

Chuck Morris, pivotal in developing Colorado's music scene, shares insights on May 8 at Boulder JCC. Inducted into Colorado Music Hall of Fame, he transformed local venues and promoted major acts.

With programming focusing on building community through social and educational opportunities, Women of the J have numerous activities planned for May.

Check out all the wonderful opportunities for fellowship during the month of May!