“Torn: The Israel-Palestine Poster War on New York City Streets” highlights the confrontations between pro-Israel and pro-Palestinian activists who put up and tore down the hostage posters. Sadly, the film is more relevant than ever.

Boulder's Bee Bio-Monitoring Program utilizes honeybees and native bees to track environmental health, biodiversity, and contaminants, providing insights for community landscape management and supporting pollinator habitats.

Steven Winkelstein's "The Day God Got Amnesia," a comedic novel about God in a coma, will debut October 13 at Boulder Book Store, blending Boulder coffee culture with Heaven's bureaucracy.

As we move into the new year following Rosh Hashanah, we've been reflecting on the great privilege it has been to care for members of this community over the past year.

Rosh Hashanah flew by and now all focus shifts to Yom Kippur Sunday night and Boulder Center for Judaism would love to welcome you and your loved ones.

Cherryvale Day Camp integrated eco-friendly practices into programs, teaching sustainability through hands-on activities, community initiatives, and Jewish values, fostering environmental stewardship among campers and families.

JEWISHcolorado and the University of Denver will commemorate the October 7, 2023 Hamas attacks' third anniversary with a remembrance event featuring journalist Matti Friedman on October 7, 2026.

Voice of the People is seeking applicants for its second cohort to foster Jewish leadership, diversity, collaboration, and innovative community initiatives globally, emphasizing connection and understanding.