The Boulder Jewish Film Festival returns to the Dairy Arts Center October 25th to November 1st for an eight-day exploration of the Jewish experience on screen.

Join us on September 9 at 5:30 pm to craft your own Shofar for $36, creating a spiritual heirloom while making friends. RSVP quickly!

Boulder Center for Judaism offers extensive security during the High Holidays, featuring Rosh Hashanah events: a festive dinner under the stars, prayer services, and Shofar celebrations.

Yuval Raphael, a Nova Music Festival survivor and Eurovision finalist, will perform at the Jewish National Fund-USA's Breakfast for Israel on October 14, 2026, in Denver.

Jake Lazar reflects on his great-grandmother Jeanne's legacy through her mandel bread recipe, inspiring generations of bakers in their family and emphasizing the importance of preserving culinary traditions.

The Institute for the Study of Global Antisemitism and Policy hosted its Summer Institute in Cambridge, gathering academics to enhance research and teaching on contemporary antisemitism globally.

The New York Times and Muhammad Shehada are wilfully blind to the one and only thing that Hamas must do to instill a least a scintilla of credibility in their claim, totally mendacious until now, that they are interested in peace.

Whether you grew up celebrating every holiday, are in an interfaith relationship, or simply feel “Jew-curious,” finding a comfortable entry point into Jewish life can sometimes feel daunting. How do you integrate heritage, culture, and values into a modern life? What does it mean to connect to Jewish tradition on your own terms? To help …