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Celebrate Israel
Celebrate Israel
Annual Israel Independence event hosted by JEWISHcolorado, with Walk for Israel, booths and refreshments. At JCC.
Annual Israel Independence event hosted by JEWISHcolorado, with Walk for Israel, booths and refreshments. At JCC.
JGSCO monthly meet. In November with Jennifer Mendelsohn discussing "No, You Don't Really Have 7,900 4th Cousins: Getting Started with Ashkenazi Jewish DNA". Other upcoming dates/themes are: Dec. 19, Ruth Ellen Gruber on Jewish Heritage Travel Jan. 23, Preserving Holocaust History Feb. 20, Yuri Dorn on "Belarus: History of the Jewish Community & Current Research […]
Monthly book discussion with bagel breakfast at B'nai Havurah. Upcoming dates/books are: Dec. 5: Out of Egypt by Andre Aciman Jan. 2: Waking Lions by Ayelet Gundar-Goshen Feb. 6: The Almost Legendary Morris Sisters by Julie Klam March 6: Barney's Version by Mordechai Richler April 3: People Love Dead Jews by Dara Horn May 1: […]
Six-session introductory workshop on meditation led by Elizabeth Rosenblum. Hosted by B'nai Havurah.
Support session for those who have lost loved ones to suicide. Facilitated by Joanne L. Harpel. Hosted by Jewish Disabilities Advocates. Virtual.
Ten-week course tracing the history of Kabbalah, led by Kobi Chumash at Temple Shalom in Colorado Springs.
Annual remembrance ceremony for fallen IDF soldiers and victims of terror. At Boulder JCC.
Three-part workshop hosted by Kavod v'Nichum on end of life planning. Virtual. April 26: The Conversation May 3rd: The Plan May 10: An Action, Jewish Ethical Will Writing
Six-session workshop led by storyteller Cherie Karo Schwartz on telling and listening to stories. At JCC.
Denver's City Hall is lit up in blue and white in honor of Israel's 74th birthday. With music and food trucks. Hosted by Israel American Council.
Temple Emanuel's film group watches and discusses "Three Identical Strangers", about identical triplets separated at birth who later reunite.
Live music celebration in honor of Israel Independence Day, with Eyal Rivlin and his band. At Boulder JCC.
Three-part course hosted by JEWISHcolorado and Engagement Funder Collaborative, learning how to identify, understand and respond to signs of mental, illnesses and substance use disorders. For 10th-12th graders.
Seven-part series led by Shelley Lazear and Rabbi Bruce Dollin exploring what Judaism can teach about transitioning into retirement and the essential considerations and emotional preparation for this chapter of life. At HEA.
Beth Evergreen's hiking meets at Kenosha Pass. Upcoming meets: May 6: Three Sisters Park June 10: Floyd Hill July 8: Guanella Pass August 12: Idaho Springs September 30: Golden Gate State Park
Special Friday night service oriented for young families, with Mother's Day theme. With prayers and Shabbat dinner. Hosted by Chabad of South Metro Denver.
Monthly Shabbat morning Torah Study with Rabbi Lennick of Temple Aaron. July topic is 'Understanding the 'History of Jewish Suffering – a look at Isaiah 53'. Virtual.
Monthly women's group hosted by Chabad of NW Metro Denver. Upcoming sessions, themes: Nov. 7: Unroll the Scroll Dec. 12: Soul Food Jan. 9: Endlessly Blessed Feb. 6: A Slice of Life March 6: Pray It Forward April 3: The Kinds of Kindness May 8: To Live in Deed
Monthly update on current events in Israel. Led by Shaliach Itai Divinsky. Virtual.
Ten-week course tracing the history of Kabbalah, led by Kobi Chumash at Temple Shalom in Colorado Springs.
Three-part workshop hosted by Kavod v'Nichum on end of life planning. Virtual. April 26: The Conversation May 3rd: The Plan May 10: An Action, Jewish Ethical Will Writing
Valley Beit Midrash hosts Dr. Rabbi Avital Hochstein for a discussion on the diverse biblical and Talmudic narratives of Shmita. Co-hosted with HEA. Virtual.
Six-session workshop led by storyteller Cherie Karo Schwartz on telling and listening to stories. At JCC.
Judy Winnick performs her one-woman show about Miep Gies, who helped the family of Anne Frank. In the JCC Social Hall.
Feldman Mortuary hosts a monthly grief group, led by Rabbi Caryn Aviv of Judasim Your Way. Virtual. Held on the 2nd Thursday of the month.
Kavod on the Road hosts a virtual conversation about the minor Jewish holiday Lag b'Omer with Rabbi/Cantor Uri Barnea of Billings. Co-hosted with BMH-BJ.
Valley Beit Midrash hosts Rabbi Menachem Creditor for a discussion on contemporary Zionism and Jewish identity. Co-hosted with HEA. Virtual.
YAD family Shabbat with candle lighting, blessings, singing and lawn games. At Central Park Pavilion.
Holocaust survivor Isaac Adler shares his story at a community Shabbat dinner hosted by Chabad of Westminster.
Monthly meeting of the Captain Ellis Davie Green Post of the Jewish War Veterans. At Temple Sinai.
Chabad Jewish Center in Greenwood Village hosts an art exhibition provided by Yad Vashem. Opening remarks from Holocaust survivor Osi Sladek.
In conjunction with Moishe House's May food drive, a discussion about hunger and homelessness, facilitated by JFS. Virtual.
Panel at Temple Sinai on social media and relationships. With Gitit Kaufman, a mental health counselor, and Dr. Howard Saft, professor of medicine.
Ten-week course tracing the history of Kabbalah, led by Kobi Chumash at Temple Shalom in Colorado Springs.
Judy Winnick presents her one woman show about Alice Herz-Sommer, a Jewish Czech pianist. At Boulder JCC.
Kavod on the Road visits Temple Sinai for a discussion about women in baseball.
Chabad of Westminster hosts a Lag b'Omer barbecue, with axe throwing, corn toss, music and giant slide.
Family Lag b'Omer festival hosted by Chabad of South Metro Denver, with pony rides, music and BBQ dinner. At the Greenwood Vlg. campus.
Aspen Jewish Congregation's monthly Shabbat service at The Orchard in Carbondale. Special tot service, 5:30-6 p.m., followed by Kabbalat Shabbat.
Judaism Your Way's monthly Friday night experience, in May with a Mizrachi theme. Virtual.
Monthly Friday evening virtual gathering at Temple Aaron with Rabbi Lennick.
Special Shabbat morning study at B'nai Havurah on Lag b'Omer and "Sages, Martyrs and Mystics" Led by Debbie Goodman.
Moishe House Denver meets at Waterton Canyon for a Sunday morning hike. Easy.
Special lecture series hosted by the Santa Fe Distinguished Lecture Series. Virtual. Upcoming lectures in the series: May 22: Prof Ilan Stavans: What Makes Jewish Literature Jewish?
Family Lag b'Omer celebration hosted by B'nai Havurah, with grill, archery and s'mores. Held at a private home.
Rabbi Fred Greene leads a discussion on the Jewish view of end of life. At Har HaShem.
Monthly Torah and current events mens' discussion group hosted by Temple Sinai. At New York Deli News.
Ten-week course tracing the history of Kabbalah, led by Kobi Chumash at Temple Shalom in Colorado Springs.
Mizel Institute honors Blair Richardson with its 2022 Community Enrichment Award. At Empower Field at Mile High.
Series at JCC Denver for millennials and Gen Z. Upcoming dates/topics: May 25: What Are Credit Scores and How Do They Work? with Daniel L. Grote June 8: Sexual Health with HeyDenver
Kavod on the Road visits Temple Emanuel for a history of the Temple, led by Phil Goodstein.
Ariela HaLevi leads a bi-monthly three-part series on spiritual healing. At Temple Emanuel.
Members of Denver Community Kollel spend Shabbat in southeast Denver, with special programming including communal learning opportunities and a women's open house.
Virtual seminar hosted by Kavod on the Road with Senior Planet, exploring free online graphic design tools.
Special Shabbat service at Temple Sinai in honor of Memorial Day, honoring Jewish veterans.
Pre-Shavuot learning at the Denver Community Kollel, with siyum and celebratory meal.
Monthly women's learning at Aish, ahead of Rosh Chodesh. Using The Wisdom in the Hebrew Months by Rabbi Zvi Ryzman.
DAT Minyan celebrates its new Torah, marching for Shraiberg Gardens at BMH-BJ to 440 S. Monaco Parkway. With refreshments and activities.
Monthly course led by Rabbi Gruenwald exploring the Jewish holidays throughout the year. At HEA. Oct. 5: Shabbat and Rosh Hodesh Nov. 2: Chanukah Nov. 30: Minor Fasts Jan. 4: Tu b'Shevat Feb. 1: Understanding the Lunar Calendar March 1: Purim April 5: Passover May 3: Omer, Israeli National Holidays May 31: Shavuot & Summer […]
Bill Korn presents the Jewish history — including exploring Jewish notables — of Leadville. At BMH-BJ.
Outdoor summer concert series at Salt Lake City. June 1, Jim Bone July 31, Nefesh Mountain Sept. 29, Distractions
Rabbi Shefa Gold and Jon Gottsegen lead a Shavuot retreat outside of Durango, at Junction Creek Campground.
Rabbi Dr. Daniel Roth considers ancient religious and traditional cultural solutions to such present-day issues. Co-hosted by Temple Emanuel and Valley Beit Midrash. Virtual.
Outdoor pre-Shavuot gathering with song, talk and ice cream. Led by Rabbi Shira.
Aspen Jewish Cong. hosts a Kabbalat Shabbat with special musical guests and sushi dinner/oneg.
Outdoor Kabbalat Shabbat at Montclair Park, hosted by Temple Micah.
Late night Tikkun Leil Shavuot at Temple Beth Shalom in Santa Fe. With potluck dinner, cheesecake competition, lectures and discussion.
Shavuot night learning at Chabad NW Metro Denver, with 4 60-minute sessions. With sushi buffet and dessert.
Monthly Shabbat morning Torah Study with Rabbi Lennick of Temple Aaron. July topic is 'Understanding the 'History of Jewish Suffering – a look at Isaiah 53'. Virtual.
Special Shavuot program at Temple Sinai, featuring keynote speaker Marnie Fienberg, whose mother was murdered in the Tree of Life shooting in Pittsburgh. Part of the "Navigating Antisemitism" program. With holiday dinner.
Temple Shalom hosts a Havdalah and Shavuot evening learning. With dairy refreshments.