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Shufuni, a band from Sderot, will perform at Boulder JCC, sharing their experiences from the recent Hamas attack through music.
Read More »Hear Israeli Voices at the Boulder JCC on February 7
Cherryvale Day Camp at the Boulder JCC – Now Hiring!
Are you energetic, creative, and positive? Do you love working with kids, singing, and playing? Then join our team!
Read More »Join Boulder JCC’s Men of the J as They Celebrate One Year!
Join the Men of the J in celebration to mark the one-year anniversary at the Boulder JCC on Thursday, January 25 for dinner and a beer tasting from local company Wibby Brewing.
Read More »Annual Irene Rosenschein Holocaust Lecture Scheduled for March at the Boulder JCC
Naomi Kikoler, director of the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum’s Simon-Skjodt Center for the Prevention of Genocide, will be speaking at the Boulder JCC on Wednesday, March 6 on “The High Cost of Indifference”. Mark your calendar!
Read More »Boulder JCC’s Men of the J Celebrate One Year!
Join the Men of the J in celebration to mark the one-year anniversary at the Boulder JCC on Thursday, January 25 for dinner and a beer tasting from local company Wibby Brewing.
Read More »Unleash Your Creativity in 2024 at the Boulder JCC
Setting some benchmarks for yourself for 2024? They don’t have to be about losing weight, running a 5K, or eating healthier; consider enriching your mind through adult art classes at the Boulder JCC!
Read More »Lifelong Learning Classes Set for Winter 2024
The Boulder JCC hosted an Open House for Winter 2024 term with over 75 attendees. The term will offer diverse classes beginning January 2024, including studies on the Colorado River, short plays evolution, cosmology, and the Roosevelts' influence on American liberalism.
Read More »Chanukah Celebrations for Kids and Teens
The Boulder JCC is excited to celebrate Chanukah with you and your family. Please join us for one of our upcoming activities for families and teens Saturday December 9 and Sunday December 10.
Read More »Latkes and Lights to Celebrate Chanukah – 3 Great Events
The Boulder JCC is excited to offer several opportunities for adults to come together to celebrate the Festival of Lights.
Read More »Gallery Opening at Boulder JCC Celebrates First Night of Chanukah
The new exhibition, of works by metalsmith Paula Newman Pollachek, opened on Thursday, December 7. Much of Paula’s work in this show is Jewish ritual items. The exhibition will be on display at the Messinger Gallery through March 2024.
Read More »Lifelong Learning Open House Set for December 6
To launch the winter term of EXCHANGE, the Boulder JCC is hosting an Open House on Wednesday, December 6. Bagels, coffee, and tea will be served.
Read More »Women of the J Presents Roman Jewish Cooking with Leah Koenig
Women of the J, a program of the Boulder JCC, welcomes Leah Koenig, Cookbook Author, on Wednesday, November 29.
Read More »Israel Briefing and Conversation with Rabbi Marc Soloway
Rabbi Marc Soloway of Congregation Bonai Shalom has recently returned from a solidarity mission to Israel. Join him on Thursday morning, November 16th, to hear about his experiences.
Read More »Talk and Tasting: Roman Jewish Cooking at the Boulder JCC
Cookbook Author, Leah Koenig, will be in Colorado for two special events at the end of November!
Read More »Holler the Challah at the 2023 Great Big Challah Bake!
The Boulder JCC’s Annual Great Big Challah Bake, presented by the Women of the J, will be held on Thursday, November 16.
Read More »Boulder JCC Hosts Shalom Boulder, a New(ish) to Boulder Welcoming Event on 11/1
Meet your neighbors and learn more about the thriving local Jewish community at this free, in-person gathering at the Boulder JCC on Wednesday morning, November 1.
Read More »Community-Wide Scholar-in-Residence Program November 30 – December 2 in Boulder
A scholar-in-residence weekend offers unparalleled intellectual enrichment, infusing fresh perspectives into a community.
Read More »Celebrating Excellence: Cynthia Weigner Chosen for Mandel Executive Leadership Program
It is with great pride that we announce an outstanding achievement within our organization. Cynthia Weigner, Senior Director of Operations at the Boulder JCC, has been selected as a participant in Cohort V of the prestigious Mandel Executive Leadership Program.
Read More »October Brings Farm to School Month to Boulder
October marks National Farm to School Month, a time to celebrate the connections happening all over the country between children and local food.
Read More »Lessons Learned from Dialogue About Abortion
The Boulder JCC is partnering with YWCA Boulder County and YOUnify to host “The Power of Peacemaking” on Monday, October 30. The program includes a screening of the thought-provoking documentary The Abortion Talks, followed by a talkback with the Filmmakers. The Abortion Talks is an inspiring film based on the …
Read More »Immerse Yourself in Soap Making at the Boulder JCC
The Boulder JCC's Milk and Honey Farm is offering an amazing class for the community to be involved in crafting, community, and sustainability.
Read More »The History of Photography in 10 Pictures
Peter Hay Halpert will give participants a look at the history of photography through ten pictures (and a few asides and detours), starting with the first photo in 1839 through to cutting edge contemporary work.
Read More »Theater Program Celebrates a Tapestry of Stories
True Colors, presented by The Braid, will be performed on Tuesday, October 24 at the Boulder JCC. This program offers a unique and compelling opportunity to engage with real stories about the yearning for belonging.
Read More »Sukkot Events at the Boulder JCC Await You!
An array of exciting Sukkot events at the Boulder JCC promises to make the holiday even more special, starting Sunday Oct. 1 and going through Thursday, Oct. 5.
Read More »Irene Rosenschein Holocaust Lecture Scheduled for October 15
On Sunday, October 15 from 10:30 am - 12 pm at the Boulder JCC, you are invited to be a part of a remarkable event that sheds light on this important chapter in history.
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