You’re warmly invited to this year’s Hazon Food Conference, August 14-18. Registration prices go up June 1.

Almost 700 community members ate and toured and learned their way through the 2019 Colorado Jewish Fest on Sunday at the Boulder JCC.

The Colorado Jewish Food Fest is looking for a few more volunteers for the event on April 7. Free admission!

Congregation Bonai Shalom wants to make Eco-Kosher living easy with this workshop on January 27!

"...I reiterate – this is never more necessary than today – that human beings can change things for good. It is the lesson of human history. It is certainly the lesson of Jewish history."

What does it mean that Hazon is the Jewish lab for sustainability?

Last weekend a minyan of local food lovers came together to make the freshest and most stunningly delicious gazpacho--from soil to soup!

If Israel is the land of milk and honey, then Colorado is the land of tomatoes and peppers!

Hazon in Colorado is awarding $25,000 in mini-grants for projects that will make the Colorado Jewish community healthier and more sustainable.

Over 900 people came to the Boulder JCC on April 15th to celebrate food and sustainability at the Colorado Jewish Food Fest, sponsored by Hazon and Milk and Honey Farm at the J.

Taste great food. Explore your roots. Bring to life forgotten memories. Learn new skills about living a healthier and more sustainable life. Or just have fun and get inspired.

Milk and Honey Farm at the Boulder JCC just surpassed donating 1,000 pounds of organic produce to Community Food Share and Harvest of Hope Food Pantry.

Hazon in Colorado is awarding $25,000 in mini-grants for projects that will make the Colorado Jewish community healthier and more sustainable.

JNF, Boulder Jewish Community Center, Hazon, and Milk and Honey Farm are hosting a special breakfast with Miriam May, Executive Director of Friends of the Arava Institute for Environmental Studies, on Thursday, June 22, 2017.

In every country of the world in which Jewish people live, their government has endorsed the Paris Climate Agreement. Every religious faith community spoke up for it.

All Bonai Shalom events are zero waste, its community supports and participates in urban farming initiatives, and it supplements its Kiddush and Shabbat dinners with food grown from its own six raised garden beds.

Last Sunday, March 19th, over 90 people gathered at the Boulder JCC for “Seed to Table,” a day that was described by many as a “Jewish Gardening Bootcamp.”

This Sunday, the Boulder JCC will be the site of a day of engaging, hands-on workshops for anyone looking for inspiration and resources to start a new garden.

Seed to Table is the event for you if you want to take your garden to the next level, or start your very first garden.

The Israel Ride, supporting Hazon and the Arava Institute, is hosting two information sessions in February--one in Boulder, and one in Denver.