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The Jewish Alliance of Colorado is a grassroots organization promoting Jewish advocacy, visibility, and Zionism, addressing antisemitism and supporting communities across Colorado.

Nelly Ben Tal reflects on her impactful time in Colorado as the Shlicha, emphasizing community, belonging, lessons learned, and upcoming leadership transition.

Bartali, an Israeli nonprofit, will host community events across Colorado this summer, using cycling to support youth healing from trauma and building resilience.

Colorado Jewish Action Alliance has announced its endorsed candidates for the 2026 election, emphasizing the need for leaders who combat antisemitism and support the Jewish community.

The Boulder JCC’s Chanukah festivities include concerts, comedy shows, menorah lighting, and family-friendly activities, offering joy and community engagement for all ages this season.

The National Council of Jewish Women awarded grants to eight sections to strengthen Jewish advocacy for reproductive freedom, mobilizing communities nationwide to ensure access to reproductive healthcare.

If you're navigating the challenges of infertility, you don't have to face them alone.

The Boulder JCC offers diverse adult art classes this fall, including fiber arts, ceramics, and botanical workshops, catering to all experience levels.

Mayor Brockett hosted a summit in Boulder to address rising antisemitic violence, highlighting community support, strategies for action, and the need for moral clarity against hatred.

Join Boulder JCC on February 24 for a Holocaust education program by historian Jeffrey Veidlinger, exploring the origins of genocidal violence.

The Boulder JCC received the "Employer of the Year" award for its support of Bridge House's Ready to Work Program, aiding trainees' success.

Congregation Nevei Kodesh, Oasis of Holiness, is hosting a special Shabbat gathering, Shabbat at the Oasis, on Friday, November 15, 5:30 – 8 pm. Join us for this musical, joyful, community-building, catered Shabbat dinner, featuring Nevei Kodesh’s wonderful spiritual and musical leaders. This is a fantastic opportunity to bring your friends, …

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.

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.

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, …

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.

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

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

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.

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.

The state Joint Budget Committee approved an extra $1,000,000 for the Nonprofit Security Grant Program due to increased hate crimes. Eligible nonprofits can apply.

Words of loving-kindness (Ahavas Chesed) will be the focus for Clean Speech Colorado starting November 1st.  Find out more, and sign up!