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Ellen Kowitt will be speaking at the Boulder JCC Lunch and Learn on Tuesday, February 4 on “What's Jewish About Jewish Genealogy.”

Boulder Center for Judaism would like to invite you to a special dinner in honor of the Chassidic holiday, Yud Shevat. 

There is still space available on the community Israel trip and registration remains open until March. Information sessions are coming!

This year, the Fountain symposium speakers are engaging with the culture of Judaism and its interactions with the Greek world in the two centuries between Alexander and the coming of Rome.

Have you wanted to learn Talmud but felt like it wasn’t accessible in some way? Well, come to Rabbi Marc’s Intro to Talmud class and we’ll give you the tools to bring your own wisdom and voice to the conversation!

Come learn about some of the ways the Center for Judaic Studies at the University of Denver is countering these tides in the classroom, on the campus, and beyond.

Mothers’ Milk Bank Baby Café at the Staenberg-Loup Jewish Community Center (JCC Denver) will launch with a grand opening party on Wednesday, February 5, 2020.

Country singer Buckstein will headline a benefit show at the Mercury Café, Denver, on Saturday, Feb. 15, 2020.

The University of Colorado Boulder’s Program in Jewish Studies and cosponsors welcome David S. Koffman as Jewish Studies’ 2020 Sondra and Howard Bender Visiting Scholar. Professor Koffman will present a public lecture titled “Toward a History of Jewish – Native American Relations,” on the CU campus on Thursday, February 6, …

Ellen Kowitt and Rabbi Lynne Goldsmith are the February Lunch and Learn speakers for ACE at the J.

Jewish Family Service of Colorado welcomes Jack Nicklaus, golf champion, golf course designer, philanthropist, and good-will ambassador, for its 16th annual JFS Executive Luncheon fundraiser on Wednesday, April 29.

Jerusalem-based NGO Nava Tehila composes new music for prayer and trains Jewish leaders around the world in the art of musical and innovative prayer leadership.

The University of Colorado Boulder’s Program in Jewish Studies and cosponsors will honor International Holocaust Remembrance Day (January 27) with a public lecture by visiting scholar Edward B. Westermann, Professor of History at Texas A&M University-San Antonio.

Jerusalem-based NGO Nava Tehila composes new music for prayer and trains Jewish leaders around the world in the art of musical and innovative prayer leadership.

Humor, humanity, and heroes abound in the 18 film programs scheduled for the 2020 Boulder Jewish Film Festival

Support your local Jewish organizations on Colorado Gives Day!

Every year, Chanukah on Ice attracts a crowd of families for outdoor ice skating to Chanukah music, with stops for hot chocolate, sufganiyot, and the lighting of the largest menorah in Boulder County.

Come visit Har HaShem’s Annual Chanukah Bazaar for all your Chanukah Shopping, starting Friday, December 6th.

Refuat Hanefesh: A Healing of the Spirit is a safe and loving gathering where people struggling with mental illness and brain disorders, their family, and friends can meet confidentially. See the schedule for the month here.

Celebrate the first night of Chanukah at the Boulder JCC with Kate Glassman and Snapshot.

How do we manage anxiety, heal moral injury, and sustain a healthy center in these times? Come to an inspirational and liberating program that will help you hold your center—individually, in relationships, and in community.

Join the Boulder Jewish community and the international Jewish community in a day of shared learning on November 17th, exploring a very important topic: the power of words.

Boulder’s Rabbinic Council (Haver), the Anti-Defamation League (ADL), and the Boulder JCC are convening a community conversation to discuss recent incidents of anti-Semitism in our area and to provide support to one another.

Bonai Shalom is offering a number of exciting adult Hebrew learning opportunities that meet people where they are at: from true beginners to folks with a command of Hebrew that are ready for the next step in their learning.

Har HaShem’s Spiritual Support Group, called Refuat Hanefesh, is open to people living with mental health issues, their family members and friends. The next meeting is November 5th.