The 14th of Adar, Purim, is one of my favorite holidays. I love dressing in costumes, getting together with my community and partying with friends. Hopefully, we do this more than once a year!

The Boulder JCC has in-person Purim programs and opportunities for all ages to get in the spirit of this festive holiday. 

“Purim of the Wild West” is Boulder Center for Judaism's creative twist to this year’s community celebration of Purim, the holiday commemorating the Jewish people’s salvation in Persia of old.

Why do we celebrate the myth of Queen Esther and her male cohorts? Find out when you join us for an easy and welcoming Shabbat, followed by a little Purim merriment.

Boulder Center for Judaism proudly invites you to a Hamentash Bake this Sunday, March 6th. 

Join the Colorado Jewish overnight camps and Adventure Rabbi Kids  for an evening of Purim fun Wednesday night, February 24!

This year, at Boulder Center for Judaism, we had to use out-of-the-box thinking to come up with Purim Celebration ideas. Take advantage of these options we have available to make your Purim safe, and joyous.

The Staenberg-Loup Jewish Community Center (JCC Denver) will be celebrating the Jewish holiday of Purim with a family-friendly "Drag Story Hour" and a Hamantaschen baking demo.

After an outstanding Ignite Chanukah 2019, we have taken the event virtual and Ignite is back for Purim!

The Boulder JCC has a number of Purim programs and opportunities for you to get in the spirit of the holiday. Find out more!

Purim begins in less than a week and plans for a fun and exciting Italian style Purim party are in full swing!

Congregation Bonai Shalom and Congregation Nevei Kodesh are collaborating on a full set of Purim services and parties this year. "Take some more hamentashcen," said the March Hare...

Boulder Center for Judaism invites you to a Hamantashen Bake – Let’s Celebrate Purim.

Looking for some Purim family fun? Join us on Sunday, March 8 for the annual Boulder Community Purim Carnival!

A spiel about our fall festival presented in time for our spring festival that may (or may not) be a purimspiel.

Purim is fast approaching and of course, two of the important aspects of the holiday involve wine - "drink until you can't tell Mordechai from Haman" - and giving charity to the poor. If you are thinking of meaningful ways to fulfill the mitzvah to give charity to the poor, here's a novel idea that connects Israel, wine and charity.

Maybe all you’re missing is inside of you...

As Purim is upon us, I can’t help comparing the Purim story to the latest popular Netflix series, ‘The Crown.’

The Story of Arle de León, a Medieval Spanish-Jewish Wise Woman. Henry Rasof offers this not-Purimspeil, which may or may not be a continuation of last year's Purimspeil, or at least, includes some elements or references thereto. Enjoy!

I am here to convince you that not only are biblical characters dateable, they are premium boyfriend material.

This upcoming Thursday is the festive holiday of Purim, which we celebrate the miraculous survival of the Jewish people in the year 357 BCE after there was a decree by the Persian King Achashveirosh to kill all the Jews in his vast empire of 127 countries.

If the cold weather in Boulder is getting you down, the festival of Purim is coming around again and that means the Boulder County Center for Judaism is “traveling” once more.

Looking for some Purim family fun? Join us on Sunday, March 4th at the Boulder JCC for the annual Boulder Community Purim Carnival! This family-friendly celebration brings together the entire Boulder Jewish community. With carnival games, bouncy castles, falafel, hamantaschen, and loads of prizes, this is sure to be a joyous …

Let's bring in Purim a little earlier this year with Bonai Shalom's first Purim Masquerade ball!

With only hours away from Purim, now is the time to plan on maximizing your Purim so that you can tap into the inherent joy connected to the day.