Tag Archives: dance

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, …

Upon return from an international tour Robert Sher-Machherndl's Lemon Sponge Cake delivers a highly developed, all new solo work "GONE" - Thursday, March 23 at the Boulder JCC.

Join the Bonai Shalom community on Sunday August 25 from 6:00 - 11:00 pm for a fun night of dancing, drinking and a few surprises!

We are fortunate to have Bat Sheva Dance come to Macky Auditorium for one of only 4 U.S. performances on this tour.

ACE explores the rich history of swing with a special screening, two dance classes, and a concert and dance party on October 28.

The new Archive Transformed residency program connecting artists and scholars will hold two public events this month: a performance at Old Main Chapel May 13 and presentations by the inaugural residency cohort at the Boulder Public Library May 17.

It’s not every day that one sees children with various disabilities like cerebral palsy, autism, or Down syndrome put on a professional dance performance before a crowded theater.

Come join us for an extraordinary embodied Torah experience this Saturday.

Skip Ellis, leader of Boulder's Israeli folk dancers, passed away on May 17.

. . . at a Women's Radical Movement Event with Aish Kodesh. Click for more info!

Hebrew psalms, aerial dance and marimba music combine in a new show that celebrates the meaning we give to our lives.

Menorah combines an art show opening with a program celebrating Cuban music on Sunday at the Boulder JCC.

If the Jewish tradition had preserved sacred dance as a form of worship, what would it look like?

Baby it’s cold outside: Warm up at the Boulder JCC’s five new winter break camps!

If the Jewish tradition had preserved sacred dance as a form of worship, what would it look like?

Artist Dvora Kanegis updates us on her latest "3D" project. Wonderful!