Tag Archives: education

Congregation Har HaShem is excited to announce that Sababa Boulder Valley, Har HaShem’s Afterschool Program, is offering transportation from Louisville Elementary School and Fireside Elementary School on Mondays and Wednesdays.

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.

San Francisco, April 21, 2025 — After nine months of development, Rabbi, Cantor Dr. Linda Bernstein (Rabbi Linda) proudly announced the launch of MITZVAH POWER ACADEMY, the new, menschy educational book series and website for young Jewish children, ages 5 to 10 years, and their families. MITZVAH POWER ACADEMY is …

Congregation Har HaShem is excited to announce Sababa Boulder Valley, a new Afterschool Enrichment Program.  Starting this fall, Sababa Boulder Valley will offer a fun and supportive environment for children to thrive academically, socially, and spiritually.

The Bias Inside Us, a Smithsonian exhibition at the Boulder JCC until March 23, 2025, explores implicit bias through interactive displays and community dialogue.

Join Renee Rockford at the opening reception on Thursday, March 6, from 5:30 to 7 p.m. to hear about her experience writing "The Triumphant Spirit" and speak about its enduring importance.

Join us at the Boulder JCC February 22, 2025 - March 23, 2025, to experience the captivating traveling exhibition, The Bias Inside Us, directly from the Smithsonian Institution.

Start your wellness journey and unlock your potential with the Boulder JCC this new year with the following programs to help you improve your mental and physical self.

Free Teen event on October 27th in Denver, addressing Israel, antisemitism, and Jewish identity, led by educator Charlotte Korchak. Dinner included.

The Boulder JCC offers diverse fall programs for families, including sign language, music, art, nature exploration, yoga, and toddler activities. Join for community building.

Join the Boulder JCC’s Summer Lecture Series on July 22 with Ron Bostwick, discussing Alan Arkin’s career and memorable roles; register online, the lecture is $12.

Participate in the Summer Exchange Lifelong Learning Lecture series at Boulder JCC, featuring diverse topics and enjoy ice cream from Pints Peak.

The start of summer at the Milk and Honey Farm celebrates the first fruits, veggies, and new life on the farm. With the births of the baby goats, we are celebrating the start of summer with Baby Goat Shavuot.

"Recipe for Change: Standing Up to Anti-Semitism," celebrates Jewish culture, discusses rising anti-Semitism, and highlights Todd Shotz's contributions in Jewish education and entertainment representation. Join Todd at the Boulder JCC on Tuesday, June 4 for a screening and discussion.

On May 22, join Boulder JCC for a reading of "How to Remain a Humanist After a Massacre in 17 Steps," a poignant play set against the backdrop of Middle-East conflict, followed by a panel discussion and poetry readings. Pre-register online.

The Boulder JCC, in partnership with the Israeli American Council, is honoring Yom HaZikaron on Sunday, May 12 with representatives from the Israeli community leading everyone in song and telling personal stories regarding their experiences with a family member or friend who has fallen by war or terrorism in Israel. 

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.

Chuck Morris, pivotal in developing Colorado's music scene, shares insights on May 8 at Boulder JCC. Inducted into Colorado Music Hall of Fame, he transformed local venues and promoted major acts.

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

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.

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

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 …

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!