Join master performer and storyteller Eve Ilsen as she shares some of the most memorable and life-affirming “rebbe meises” (rabbinic fables), shared with her by Reb Zalman over the course of their twenty-seven-year marriage.

World caver and explorer, Chris Nicola, shares the incredible story of how five Jewish families survived the Holocaust by taking refuge in a cave for nearly a year and a half - the longest uninterrupted, underground survival experience on record.

Join Pesha Rudnick, the founding artistic director of Local Theater Company in Boulder, as she describes how it’s anything but “business as usual” for the performing arts these days.

Join local, internationally-known photographer Bruce Shaffer as he guides us through images that are quirky and complex, comforting and disturbing, stark, and beautiful. They reflect his wanderings and work, far off the tourist trail.

How are we meant to prepare for the most significant days of the Jewish year? Hear and share some vital Jewish teachings that can help you get ready for the Days of Awe (the High Holy Days) in body and soul.

It’s likely that over the past few years, you’ve taken steps to reduce your footprint in the world. No doubt you recycle and perhaps you compost as well, but there’s so much more that can be done, simply and easily.

Join Congregation Nevei Kodesh in welcoming Rabbi Arik Ascherman for a Shabbat Lunch and Learn on Saturday, March 14th. Rabbi Arik's topic is "When Good and Holy Things Become Idolatry."

The Lunch and Learn program at the Boulder JCC is thrilled to present a series of learning and social opportunities for the winter/spring season. Here are two for January.

Ellen Korman Mains comes to the Boulder JCC on Yom HaShoah, 5/1, to discuss her new memoir detailing her journey of understanding and healing.

Women’s Philanthropy of JEWISHcolorado proudly presents a Boulder Lunch & Learn on Wednesday, May 10.

Timely as ever, ACE presents “The New Cuba: Travel, Business, and Cultural Exchanges” with Judy Kreith on Thursday, December 8 at Noon.

"Why is the killing of a million a lesser crime than the killing of a single individual?"

Murray Richtel gives a lunch and learn talk on his experience teaching Law at Hebrew University.