Sixth and seventh graders from Bonai Shalom's religious school will lead, alongside Rabbi Marc, a spiriting Havdalah followed by yummy nosh and a storytelling event with four Boulder Jewish community elders sharing a piece of their story.

Soon, many Americans will gather around the table with family and friends to give thanks for abundant blessings and freedoms as they indulge in a surfeit of delicious traditional foods. Leftovers will last for days.

When working with affluent families, I often hear the popular warning: “Shirtsleeves-to-shirtsleeves in three generations.” This quote suggests that a family’s wealth often disappears by the time it reaches the grandchildren of the wealth-creating generation.

Come hear from experts in the field and those who have infertility experiences, ask questions and share.

This Sunday, August 26, join Rabbi Marc Soloway and Betsy Kessler of Congregation Bonai Shalom for a Shofar Hike.   

Give children input into giving -- in too many families, philanthropic values are unilaterally created by the older generations.

Begin your child's Jewish journey in a meaningful, joyful way. Explore the order and beauty of Jewish time and holidays while meeting other families with young children.

Come celebrate Yom Ha’atzmaut, Israel’s 68th Birthday, in style! Join the Boulder JCC and community partners for a hands-on exploration of all things Israeli, and an opportunity to sign up for PJ LIbrary!

Beth Ami, Colorado Congregation for Humanistic Judaism, invites the community to our culminating event this Saturday for our Hazon grant.

This Chanukah season, Nevei Kodesh invites the whole community to join us on Friday, December 11th for a 6th night of Chanukah celebration! Young children, families, and adults are all welcome.

The Boulder JCC is pleased to announce the creation of the new Jay and Rose Phillips Early Childhood Center at the Boulder JCC.

Six years ago, John and Judith Shear of Chicago wanted to experience the real Israel, away from the well-worn tourist paths.

Come to the Celebrate Festival, the Jewish Festival of Food, Community and Family this Sunday, May 17th at the Denver JCC.

The Hazon Jewish Food Festival and the Denver JCC's Celebrate Family have merged for a new over-the-top festival for ALL ages!

On Sunday, April 19th, Beth Ami Family School will be planting seeds at Ekar Farm. Join us and learn about urban farming and sustainable agriculture.

Passover preparations are starting. For many people that simply means spring is around the corner. For Beit Izim, Boulder’s Jewish Goat Co-op, it means we’re getting ready for baby goats!

Boulder JFS' monthly drop-in support group, “Caring For Your Aging Parent,” will meet this Thursday at the BJCC, but the date and location will change in April. Click for more information.

Looking for a Shabbat service this week that includes children and/or adults who might appreciate the ability to move about and make some noise?

The first Honeymoon Israel trip for Colorado couples will run from October 29 – November 7, 2015. The total cost for a couple is $1,800 including all flights and ground costs.

Are you caring for aging parents and find yourself in an unfamiliar role?

Congregation Har HaShem will host a community-wide No Shushing Shabbat, allowing those attending the freedom to move about and make noise.

Like the United States, nearly one in five Israelis lives with a disability. In recognition of February as Jewish Disabilities Awareness Month, Jewish National Fund (JNF) will feature some of its partners in Israel.

Connie Holden leads a conversation about end-of-life decisions at Nevei Kodesh tonight, Thursday January 29 at 7 pm.

Come to Tu B’Shvat Deconstructed: Boulder’s Community-Wide Celebration and partake in the Tu B'Shvat tradition of tasting a new fruit for the very first time.

New RCF program will help synagogue and JCC early childhood education centers improve their effectiveness at building Jewish community.