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The Boulder City Council has scheduled a re-hearing on the BNSCP Nablus Sister City application for December 13th. Find out how to express your opinion.

JEWISHcolorado is hosting an Israel Investment Summit and a Professional Advisors' Breakfast on December 8th in Denver.

For the 2016-2017 season, the Adventure Rabbi Program introduces a new Shabbat on Snow format led by Elaine Barenblat.

ACE announces its spring season of arts, culture and education at the J.

JCRC is hosting a two-part conference call series of one-hour calls to hear from some of our constituent organizations as to their perspective on the election results and moving forward. INCLUDES CALL IN INFORMATION FOR FRIDAY'S CALL.

"Hugs and Knishes: A Celebration of Our Jewish Foods and Traditions" explores the rich history of Jewish food and its cultural impact on the community. Features the music of Lisa Antosofsky z"l and Los Lantzmun.

Are science and religion mutually exclusive? The new atheists (Sam Harris, Christopher Hitchens, and others) seem to think so, but Rabbi Jonathan Sacks, former Chief Rabbi of England, believes otherwise.

Teens: No need to have experience in the kitchen just an interest and some creativity in this fun challenge.

The Program in Jewish Studies at the University of Colorado Boulder and the Boulder Public Library present an event on the late Elie Wiesel featuring a lecture by CU Professor David Shneer.

The Colorado Hebrew Chorale is hosting the following programs in December 2016.

Calling all 7th and 8th graders... It's never too early to celebrate your accomplishments!

The purpose of the Breakfast is to promote Genocide awareness and action in Northern Colorado and recognize Rabbi Emerita Deborah Bronstein.

Called an “American visionary” and as a “virtuoso” by the New York Times, Andy Statman comes to the Boulder JCC Sunday. Students are free! Discounted tickets available.

In the aftermath of 2016 elections Jews, Muslims, Christians, Buddhists and people of all creeds are invited to join in peace, solidarity at an interfaith prayer vigil this Sunday.

Rabbi Joe Black entertains families with music that ranges from rock 'n roll to bluegrass, funk to jazz fusion, traditional klezmer to Ladino to country yodeling.

According to the Baal Shem Tov, the quality of our speech is at the core of living a righteous life. What is ethical speech and how do we give feedback that builds instead of tears down?

Kid-Friendly Basement and vegetarian potluck with Hannah at Rabbi Marc's house on Friday, November 18.

You are invited to celebrate Shabbat humanistically Saturday, November 5th at the Boulder JCC.

A new website called Walking Kabbalah poses this question. Can Kabbalah be a living art that is walked and breathed?

Join SIPP at its second annual community update on October 20th, including a presentation from Bruce Shafer on the Root's Youth Photography Program.

Are you feeling frustrated and saddened by the current political climate? Jews have been dealing with cruelty and hatred for millennia. Find out more at Bonai Shalom the next two Sundays.

Eve Ilsen will lead a review of the closing year in a structured way, piece by piece, in the privacy of our own imaginations and memory.

The celebration on Wednesday September 14th is open to the public and will feature a community-wide ribbon cutting ceremony at 6:30 pm including remarks from Boulder Mayor Suzanne Jones.

Join Congregation Bonai Shalom for a reprise of the summer Musical Kabbalat Shabbat series this Friday, September 16th.

Join us for the inaugural Shabbat dinner and Shabbat Sing for Boulder JCC preschool alumni, teachers, staff, and community members.