Each year, the Program in Jewish Studies at the University of Colorado Boulder presents a music festival featuring Hebrew-language students, alumni, faculty, and members of the broader public. At this year's in-person concert, the most iconic collection of songs in the Hebrew/Israeli repertoire will be performed.

Schmooze-a-palooza has gracefully overcome the obstacle of COVID-19 and continues to offer students and audiences a performance they will never forget.

The Jewish Agency for Israel is launching a new program for innovative, informal Hebrew language education at summer camps throughout the Jewish world.

This year, due to Covid-19, the event went virtual, and our three Hebrew classes, along with faculty and alumni, collaborated in creating a virtual choir performing the iconic Arik Einstein song "Ohev Lihiyot Babayit" (translated as “I Love to Be at Home”). See the video!

This article continues a series of articles about the Hebrew tutors at the Adventure Judaism Congregation.

CU's Spring 2019 Coloradan featured an article about Hebrew. The piece, written by Sam Linnerooth, is called “Two Letters, Big Difference.” The title is a misnomer.

Improve your Hebrew skills this summer in a fun and engaging way with Congregation Bonai Shalom!

This free concert features music and dance performances by students in CU Boulder's Hebrew language classes.

Can kabbalistic meditation unveil some hidden understanding of who we are and our place in the Creation?

A new, cutting-edge Hebrew reading crash course is taking the Jewish world by storm.

A planning group in Boulder is working on bringing a Hebrew Charter School to Boulder for the fall of 2017 -- take their survey!

Jewish Israeli Poet, Author and Activist Almog Behar will appear at CU on Thursday, November 21 for an evening discussing his work, his activism, and readings of his most recent poetry.

The community is invited to a memorial concert this weekend performed by the Colorado Hebrew Chorale.

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

Hebrew book events begin this month at the Boulder JCC.

Each letter of the aleph bet is the building block of the world. Find out more in a class being taught by Rabbi Heyman of the Denver Kollel.

As you prep for Passover, there are portable possibilities from the Apple App Store.

Shal-OM yoga extends into a special Partner Yoga Havdallah this weekend - open to all.

Job opportunity at the University of Colorado - terrific!

Jeremy Cowan, founder and proprietor of the Shmaltz Brewing Company, regaled a SoulFood crowd Sunday night with tales of starting up a virtual craft brewery. Pictures.

How do our kids continue with their Jewish education after their Bar/Bat Mitzvahs? Find out how Boulder kids do it!

Purim fun continues for the teens at Hebrew High this week - open to all Jewish teens!

Boulder Hebrew High students have a greater appreciation for trees after Wednesday’s Tu Bishvat Seder, led by Raj Seymour.

The Brian E. Lebowitz collection will be celebrated Thursday night with readings by three notable Jewish authors.

Samuel Avital holds a Kabbalah seminar this fall focused on the Hebrew letter Ayin.