Special Events

Temple Emanuel's Brotherhood hosts its semi-annual blood drive, in collaboration with Vitalant.

Ceremony to mark six months since Oct. 7, hosted by IAC, StandWithUs and Run for Their Lives. With guest speakers Dekel Shalev and Shye Klein who survived the massacre. At Wash Park.

Annual Temple Emanuel mitzvah day, with on and off site projects, including trash pick up, packing essentials kits and spring cleaning.

Interfaith memorial service in honor of victims of the Holocaust. At Beth Israel in Greeley. With Rabbi Moshe Halfon, Rev. Rick Mawson, Reb. Tamara Torres McGovern and Rev. John Bliss. Part of City of Greeley Holocaust Memorial Observances.

Book discussion of "The Zone of Interest" by Martin Amis set in Auschwitz-Birkenau. At Centennial Regional Library Library. Part of City of Greeley Holocaust Memorial Observances.

Dr. Michael Booker explore the 18 most common historical and ideological components that make up political fascism and how it manifested in Nazi Germany. Part of City of Greeley Holocaust Memorial Observances. At Aims Community College.

Screening of "The Zone of Interest," the new feature film based on the Martin Amis novel. Part of City of Greeley Holocaust Memorial Observances. At Kress Cinema.

Screening of "Farewell, Mr. Haffmann," a historical drama about a jeweller forced to seek the protection of his shop assistant. Part of City of Greeley Holocaust Memorial Observances. At UNC Lindou Auditorium.

Screening of "The Auschwitz Report," based on a true story of two young Slovak Jews who were deported to Auschwitz and later escaped. Part of City of Greeley Holocaust Memorial Observances. At LINC Library.

Holocaust educators Selena Naumoff and Erin Christian lead a panel on comic book artists used their medium as a witness to and reflection of the Holocaust. Part of City of Greeley Holocaust Memorial Observances. At LINC Library.

Chabad of Colorado Springs holds a communal seder with hand baked matzah, wine, song and festive meal.