Pesach gives us an ideal platform to raise awareness of today’s social injustices with our guests around the table. The consumption choices we make for our Seders matter.

The Seder is a personal, family, and communal experience. Bring your family and join your friends at Congregation Har HaShem's second night Seder. All are invited!

The Jewish community is hosting its annual Queer Seder during Passover on Tuesday, April 3 at Temple Emanuel in Denver.

Shalom! Now that Passover is in only a week...I have 4 Passover questions 4 you!

Beth Ami invites you to our Community Passover Seder, Saturday, March 31st.

If you are wondering about where you can get Shmurah Matzoh in Boulder, order now while supplies last. 

Boulder Center for Judaism invites you to a warm and special Jewish experience. 

Make plans for second night Seder in Trinidad at the oldest synagogue in Colorado.

One of the centerpieces of the Seder plate is the Charoses which is meant to remind us of the mortar with which our ancestors bonded bricks when they were enslaved in Egypt. On the other hand there is also a celebratory element of the Charoses. How should we understand these to different messages?

Passover begins this upcoming Monday night, there are many seniors in Boulder who can no longer cook their own Seders… let’s come together to ensure that they don’t miss out!

This year, you can find the Festival's warmth and tradition right here in North Metro Denver at Chabad of NW Metro Denver’s community seders on Monday April 10 and Tuesday April 11.

Rabbi Pesach and Chany Scheiner invite you to consider their home yours for Passover and revel in the yom tov of Pesach - the celebration of our freedom as a united community.

Beth Ami invites you to celebrate Passover on April 9th at the Boulder JCC in Levin Hall.

Join Beth Ami for a meaningful Passover Seder and delicious food at our Community Passover Seder on Sunday, April 24th.

Chabad of NW Metro Denver will be bringing to the community the warmth and tradition of the Passover Seder with two public Seders to be held on Friday evening, April 22, and again on Saturday night, April 23.

During this class, we'll revisit some of what makes this night totally predictable, and how can we make it deliciously different.

Celebrate Passover with the Boulder County Center for Judaism Enjoy the warmth and camaraderie as Jews of varied backgrounds come together  BOULDER, COLORADO: The festival of Passover honors the biblical departure of the Jews from years of slavery in Egypt and is celebrated with a ritual meal called a Seder. …

This Pesach join us in putting a tomato on your seder plate to draw attention to those in this world who are still in bondage.

For those who are gluten free, Seders at Boulder Center for Judaism are the perfect match.

All Jews, regardless of affiliation, background, or age are invited to join the Boulder County Center for Judaism’s celebrations on April 3rd and 4th.

Dismantled, dissected, unraveled, broken down into parts... That's what's happening to the Tu B'Shvat seder in Boulder this year. Join us and see what it's all about!

Looking for something to spice up your Passover this year? From apps to recipes to new foods, here's a roundup.

No matter what you’re doing for first or even second Seder this year, consider joining Chabad of Boulder County on Thursday, April 17 for an inter-generational community Passover celebration.

Bringing the warmth and tradition of Passover to the Boulder Jewish community, Chabad Lubavitch of Boulder County is once again hosting a community Seder on the first night of Passover.

Shmurah matzot are round, kneaded and shaped by hand, and are similar to the matzot that were baked by the Children of Israel as they left Egypt.