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Beit Dvash launched its community beekeeping project at Boulder JCC, featuring an event with creative activities, painting hives, and promoting environmental stewardship.

Following two changes to the scheduled date due to power outages and high winds, the Boulder JCC’s JFest Celebration, which took place on Saturday, April 13, was an extraordinary success, exceeding all expectations for a memorable evening of community spirit.

Last Wednesday night marked the 2nd annual Women’s Seder at the Boulder JCC, a gathering filled with joy, enlightenment, and inspiration.

Together with Farmer Becca and Farmer Rachel, we will explore the outdoor hands-on experience of the holiday as a family affair to make the holiday relevant and meaningful.

Join Chef Miche Bacher on April 15th for a teen cooking class exploring global Passover traditions and recipes at Boulder JCC.

Are you searching for an artistic outlet for your teen that goes beyond the conventional? The "Turn Up the Heat: Glassblowing for Teens" class offers a unique opportunity for teens to explore the captivating world of glassblowing and express their creativity in an unconventional medium. Class starts Thursday, April 11.

On May 15th, the Boulder Jewish Community celebrates Israel's 76th birthday with a concert featuring Israeli artist Noa at Boulder Theater, promoting peace and unity.

On April 18, Professor Zach Levey will speak at the Boulder JCC about the history of the peace process between Israel and Egypt.

Beit Dvash, a new beekeeping collective at Boulder JCC, offers community engagement and education in sustainable apiculture, starting April 14th. No experience required.

The Boulder JCC offers numerous events for all ages to come together and celebrate Passover leading up to the holiday.

The Boulder JCC’s Cherryvale Day Camp is recruiting values-driven, energetic, conscientious, and resourceful summer staff. Although a seasonal role, the benefits of this work carry far beyond the summer. It’s truly a transformative experience!

The Spring Term starts on Monday, April 1 and will run for three weeks. Each class meets for two hours once a week.

The Boulder JCC's annual fundraiser, JFest, is just around the corner and this year, we're inviting you to join us for an unforgettable celebration of community spirit and support. Set aside your expectations of traditional fundraisers because JFest is shaking things up with a unique approach. 

The Boulder JCC is set to host an enriching evening featuring community educator, Morah Yehudis Fishman, on Monday evening, March 11.

Bruce will share Israel's war-torn northern border communities on Wednesday morning, March 13. He will be joined by resident evacuees who will share their stories.

Rabbi Eva Sax-Bolder will be guiding a Purim event and two Passover events at the Boulder JCC in March and April. Find out more.

Exchange: A Hub for Learning at the Boulder JCC opened for Spring registration on March 4 for the mini-session starting April 1.  All classes will be held at the Boulder JCC. 

The Women of the J, a program of the Boulder JCC,  is proud to host their Annual Mitzvah Night this Thursday, March 7.

In this presentation on Monday, February 26 at the Boulder JCC, Jonathan will share details and photos from the trip. He will talk about who he met with, what he learned, and how he was inspired.

Ladino, also known as Judeo-Spanish, is a Romance language with roots in medieval Spanish spoken by Sephardic Jews. Evolving over centuries, Ladino incorporates elements of Hebrew, Arabic, and Spanish.  It developed similarly to Yiddish but in a different region of the globe. Yiddish originated among Ashkenazi Jews in Central and …

Boulder County District Attorney Michael Dougherty will make a presentation about the current climate in Boulder County, followed by a panel discussion about hate speech, how to respond to it, and the impact of hate speech/crimes on our community at the Boulder JCC on Monday, February 12.

Join Hadassah and Women of the J, a program of the Boulder JCC, for a fun night of Mah Jongg at the Maj & Mingle program on Thursday, February 22, 2024.

Ladino, a Romance language of Sephardic Jews, is celebrated by artist Nani Vazana at Boulder JCC, highlighting the language's cultural legacy through music and new compositions.

Cherryvale Day Camp, part of Boulder JCC, joins the Cornerstone Fellowship to enhance Jewish culture and professional development for returning counselors, welcoming children 4-13 of all backgrounds.

The Arava Institute for Environmental Studies may be familiar to many folks in Boulder County because of the Israel Ride, an annual 5-day bike ride from Jerusalem to Eilat.  Rabbi Marc Soloway, of Congregation Bonai Shalom, has participated in the Israel Ride three times.  “Each time I participated in the …