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On the one hand, you could buy tickets on your own to see Topol in "Fiddler on the Roof" at the Denver Center for the Performing Arts. On the other hand, you save money and go with Menorah!

Editorial: Focus on the Family wants to see more connections between Christmas and commercialism. Is that really what society needs these days?

Mah-Jongg is more than a game – it’s a way of life! Film and lunch Thursday at the Boulder JCC.

Monday night - 4th Candle - the Grand Menorah Lighting takes place on the 1300 block of Pearl Street Mall in front of the Boulder County Courthouse. Music, treats and hot drinks!

Monday night, after the Menorah Lighting and festivities, head over to the Lazy Dog (14th and Pearl) - get dinner and watch FACE on the big screen.

The annual community ChanuConcert takes place Sunday December 13, from 3 to 5 pm. Come early to shop the Har HaShem Chanukah Bazaar!

On the second Thursday of every month, a group of Jewish men get together for breakfast and the agenda is about nothing. Stan Kreis explains.

Encourage your children to celebrate the holidays through cooking with this class at the BoulderJCC.

Rabbi Marc Soloway says "Bah Humbug!" and invites us to stop and think for a moment how much of this we are willing to partake in, as well as to reclaim some of the original values of Hanukkah.

This Saturday, December 12, 2009 (25 Kislev 5770), Isabelle Pawlak, daughter of Nathalie and Matt Pawlak, and Rachel Perley, daughter of Penny Axelrad and Tim Perley, will be called to the Torah as B’not Mitzvah at Congregation Har HaShem.  They will be reading from Parashat Vayeshev.

Last week we added a "Quick Link" for Chanukah - this week we've expanded that to a full tab (look to the right - the green tab that says "Chanukah").

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Shabbat Shalom! Join us Friday morning at Flatirons Coffee from 10ish to noonish for our weekly "Coffice Hours".

Jerry Pinsker is Menorah's honoree at Saturday night's Bialywood: From Bombay to Boulder. BJN thought that readers might be interested in knowing a little more about Boulder's Man for All Reasons.

"Hibernation is not passive. It is a time of deep nourishment and rest. It is a time where our soul rejuvenates and gets stronger in order to thrive in the spring."

The largest and greatest selection of Judaica in Boulder is found at Congregation Har HaShem's 43rd Annual Chanukah Central Bazaar, opening Wednesday. Photos and hours.

Pardes Levavot: a Jewish Renewal Congregation offers a unique approach to Bar/Bat Mitzvah preparation: a family-centered program which meets on the first Shabbat (Saturday) of each month, starting on December 5.

Ever wonder how they decide the hands for the new card? Check out this fun piece on Tablet. . . and details of Tuesday's game. Crak, oops I mean Click for more!

On Saturday, December 5, 2009 (18 Kislev 5770), Itai Boneh, son of Rami & Tamar Boneh of Louisville, will be called to the Torah as a Bar Mitzvah at Congregation Bonai Shalom.  He will be reading from Parashat Vayishlach.

Bollywood is Jewish? Believe it or not, yes! Turns out, the leading ladies of Bollywood in the 1920s and 1930s were Jewish. Click to listen to a great podcast from Tablet about these early stars of Bollywood.

Planning for the 2010 Boulder Jewish Festival starts in December. Want to help? Photos and more info.

Enjoy a relaxing night out before the holidays - or attend Menorah's Bialywood event - while your children have an enriching night with BJDS teachers.

Shabbat shalom! Click the headline for this week’s recap of articles.

Boulder Arts & Crafts Gallery, an artist cooperative since 1971, celebrates the Jewish Holidays with all things colorful. The 2009 Judaica Show runs through January 10. Click for more info about local artists in the show.

Boulder author Lila Greene serves up great writing and delicious cheesecake this weekend. Click for more info.