The Boulder JCC offers diverse after-school programs for children, including arts, sports, and culinary classes, with an Open House tonight, October 21.

Whether you want to build vibrant family rituals at home, feel more confident navigating synagogue spaces, or deepen your understanding of Jewish lifecycle traditions, the Boulder JCC is offering a robust lineup this fall. Designed for parents, adults, and families across all backgrounds, the JParent How Do You Jew interactive series demystifies foundational aspects of …

The opportunity to engage with filmmakers in person is one of the many reasons audiences flock to film festivals. This year, the Boulder Jewish Film Festival is delighted to present “Labors of Love: The Life and Legacy of Henrietta Szold” with director Abby Ginzberg in person. The filmmaker will be on hand for both the …

Jewish Americans, alongside other religious minorities, have historically benefited from the First Amendment. A community event will discuss its current status and future implications.

Join the Har HaShem Brotherhood on October 29 for a discussion with Boulder Police, focusing on public safety, followed by an open Q&A.

The Boulder Jewish Community Foundation is accepting grant applications until November 6, 2026, to support Boulder County's Jewish organizations' infrastructure needs.

The Rose Youth Foundation welcomes its 25th cohort, uniting Jewish teens to learn philanthropy, address community needs, and cultivate leadership skills through collective giving.

The exploration of Hebrew words reveals depth and significance, enhancing prayers and Torah study through layers of hidden meanings.