Event Type : CEV

Join us for a special webinar hosted by JEWISHcolorado’s Israel & Overseas Center.

Learn more about our partnership with Ramat HaNegev, meet the people behind it, and take part in a meaningful session of learning and reflection as we launch our new speaker series: The People of Ramat HaNegev.

In this first session, connect with the region through the lens of Anav Silverman, a journalist for The Jerusalem Post and The New York Sun, as she shares her journey from Maine to the Negev and her experiences reporting on life in Israel—before and after October 7.

About Anav Silverman
Anav Silverman is a columnist and educator whose work has been published widely online and in print, both in Israel and internationally. She has appeared on Al Jazeera, BBC Radio, and CBS 2 and has contributed to BBC News, The Philadelphia Bulletin, The Huffington Post, Bangor Daily News, Maariv, Ynet News, The Jewish Chronicle, Sderot Media Center, Tazpit News Agency and other publications. Anav grew up in Maine and made aliyah to Israel in 2004. She also teaches at the Hebrew University Secondary School of Education (Leyada) in Jerusalem.

Choose from a variety of relevant discussions led by TJE Staff and enjoy a delectable catered dinner. 

7:15 ​Dinner

7:45 Learning

For all ages

Group Discussions

Relevant & Timely Issues

One-on-one learning

with Rabbi Raphael Leban

Rabbi Danny Wolfe

Rabbi Samuel Ross

Rabbi Tzvi Alyesh

Sara Wolfe

Gila Ross

PB Alyesh

KlezKolorado is a weekend-long Klezmer festival that centers local and national Klezmer acts, Yiddish culture, workshops, and Colorado’s Jewish community. We want to highlight the burgeoning Klezmer revival in Denver, Boulder, and beyond, and create a new space for Yiddishists to gather and celebrate our culture. We are a queer-led and queer-focused group that would like to welcome folks of all backgrounds to come and join in the fun. 

KlezKolorado will be structured primarily as a retreat, inviting participants to join us for a long weekend (May 16 – 18, 2025) full of concerts, workshops, community meals and fun nature-based activities.  The festival will be held at the JCC’s Ranch Camp,

Jewish Shabbat Services are held on the third Friday of every month by the Longmont Shabbat Group, a community-based Jewish group. The services include lighting Shabbat candles and informal readings. Coffee and dessert (Oneg Shabbat) follows each service. For details, call 303-651-6822, visit www.longmontshabbatgroup.com, or e-mail shabbat1818@gmail.com.

Come together in the mountains of Boulder, CO for a daylong exploration of Jewish Healing. The month of Iyar is the Hebrew month of healing through the radiance of plants and Sefirot (divine energies). This retreat will integrate the teachings of the Tree of Life with plants, ritual, song, learning, and healing in community.

On the month of Iyar, Rabbi Nachman of Breslov teeaches , “At this season, the earth yields her produce and strengthens all the trees and plants. Fruits ripen, and all the healing plants increase in power, for the earth puts strength into them at this time. This is why the hebrew letters of Iyyar are the same as the first letters of the words, “Ani Adon-ai Rofecha”, I am G-d Your Healer”

You will receive:

• Kabbalistic Healing Circles

• Meditative Music Niggun Journey with Jewish musician Elana Brody

• Sefirot Stations of Healing with Kabbalah educator, Jenna Zadaka

• Medicine Making with Mitten Lowe

• Malchut (Divine Feminine) Tribal Dance

• Guided Jewish Meditation with the founder of Unifying Meditation Institute

• Iyar Tinctures & Healing Teas

• Intimate Community Sharing Circle

• Ceremony & Ritual to honor the month of healing

This retreat will be held at a beautiful Jewish Retreat Center in the mountains: Unifying Meditation Institute: https://www.unifyingmeditation.org/ with a beautiful sanctuary and gorgeous land.

This is an ongoing event. We have been walking in Boulder, CO since Thanksgiving 2023 to show solidarity for the plight of the hostages still being held in Gaza. We will continue to walk until all hostages are released.

The Colorado Hebrew Chorale will reprise its program “The Girl Who Sang- In Story and Song” Sunday, May 18, 2025, 2:00-3:30 pm at the Sam Gary branch of the Denver Public Library, 2961 Roslyn Street, Denver, CO 80238.. The program commemorates the life and legacy of Estelle Nadel (1934-2003) who was a hidden child in Poland during the Holocaust. Estelle was an esteemed soprano soloist with the Chorale. 

The program includes dramatic readings based upon the graphic memoir, The Girl Who Sang, written by Estelle and illustrated by Sammy Savos.  The script was prepared by Selena Naumoff of the Center for Judaic Studies at the University of Denver. The Chorale will sing several songs appropriate for the occasion. The program is free and is open to the community.

The event is sponsored by the Colorado Hebrew Chorale, Denver Public Library and SCFD, the Scientific and Cultural Facilities District.  

Information: 720-865-0325
  

Run for their lives Denver group will gather at Washington Park (east entrance) for a short ceremony and 1 mile walk around the park to advocate for the release of the hostages still in Gaza. 

The time has changed for the weekly Sunday Run for Their Lives event. The new winter time will be 2:00 p.m. every week.

JEWISHcolorado is hosting the Jewish Days of Giving from May 19-21, 2025, in collaboration with Colorado Gives Foundation to support Jewish life statewide. It’s more important now than ever to support the Jewish community and we hope this giving event created in the spirit of Tzedakah will strengthen and unite our statewide Jewish community. Jewish Days of Giving will raise awareness and amplify philanthropic support for all participating organizations while celebrating the values of our Jewish community.

Kabbalah Breathwork is an immersive experience led by Meir Kay, blending ancient Jewish wisdom with modern breathwork techniques. This transformative practice invites you to tap into the power of breath, align with higher consciousness, and create space for emotional release and growth. See you there!

Cost: $25

There’s a second group coming together for the same day at 7 pm – reach out to join that group if you wish via: breathe@meirkay.com 

Whether you’re new to Denver or new to Jewish life in Denver, we would love to meet you and help you connect with the Jewish community here.

If you came to one of our last socials, we hope you’ll come again and meet new people and bring friends who want to meet new Jewish friends.

We are partnering with Temple Emanuel on this event and will be hosting the event in the front lawn tent at Temple Emanuel. Come enjoy food, drinks, and good company!!

Choose from a variety of relevant discussions led by TJE Staff and enjoy a delectable catered dinner. 

7:15 ​Dinner

7:45 Learning

For all ages

Group Discussions

Relevant & Timely Issues

One-on-one learning

with Rabbi Raphael Leban

Rabbi Danny Wolfe

Rabbi Samuel Ross

Rabbi Tzvi Alyesh

Sara Wolfe

Gila Ross

PB Alyesh

PeriodPalooza 2025 is a community-driven event focused on equity, education, and youth empowerment – the goal of this event is to pack over 1 million period products and distribute them to public schools across the state via our Menstrual Product Grant Program. This event came to life after legislation that Justice Necessary ran in 2024, mandating that public schools across the state provide free period products. The National Council of Jewish Women Colorado was an important part in getting this legislation passed and a valued partner of Justice Necessary.

This is an ongoing event. We have been walking in Boulder, CO since Thanksgiving 2023 to show solidarity for the plight of the hostages still being held in Gaza. We will continue to walk until all hostages are released.

Choose from a variety of relevant discussions led by TJE Staff and enjoy a delectable catered dinner. 

7:15 ​Dinner

7:45 Learning

For all ages

Group Discussions

Relevant & Timely Issues

One-on-one learning

with Rabbi Raphael Leban

Rabbi Danny Wolfe

Rabbi Samuel Ross

Rabbi Tzvi Alyesh

Sara Wolfe

Gila Ross

PB Alyesh

Kick off the summer with our annual Splash into Shabbat!

Enjoy fun water activities and play in the splash pad and then enjoy a delicious Shabbat Dinner

We’ll start the morning with a short, active, and interactive Tot Shabbat service at 9:00 for younger children and their families, ending with snack and schmooze time.  

At 10:00, we join together (b’yachad) for an all-ages, joyful, song-filled Shabbat service aimed to appeal to all attendees including families with children who are school-aged. During Shabbat B’Yachad, our “tots” can stay with parents or engage in fun activities in a nearby classroom. 

We’ll conclude with a light kid friendly potluck lunch. We hope to see you!  

Please register to let us know how many to expect, and if you can bring a vegetarian dish or help with set-up and clean-up.  

This service occurs on the first Saturday of every month at B’nai West (1700 S Grant St). Please check our website for the registration!

This is an ongoing event. We have been walking in Boulder, CO since Thanksgiving 2023 to show solidarity for the plight of the hostages still being held in Gaza. We will continue to walk until all hostages are released.

Experience the power of harmony in the face of division.

Songs and Stories from the Frontlines of Hope is a transformative concert tour from the internationally acclaimed Jerusalem Youth Chorus (JYC) — a trailblazing ensemble of Israeli and Palestinian youth from East and West Jerusalem who are raising their voices for peace, equity, inclusion, and justice.

More than just a concert, this tour is an experience of music and personal testimony, woven together by young changemakers who refuse to give up on each other — or on hope. Even amidst war and tension, these young singers continue to meet, sing, and speak their truths. Through powerful, trilingual music performances and intimate storytelling, JYC invites audiences into a living dialogue across divides, challenging what we believe is possible in the pursuit of a shared future.

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Shavuos with Olami Sunday June 1st
Join us for the holiday of Shavuos as we celebrate the Giving of the Torah with a scrumptious dinner, and all night learning at BmH-BJ! You can come just for the dinner, or stay as long as you like for the all-night learning!

The all night learning at BMH-BJ will feature food served every hour, including Pizza, Sushi, ice cream, cheese cake and more! 

Visit TheJE.com/Shavuos for information and details

Join us to celebrate our first fruits, new life on the farm, and the start of summer for Milk and Honey Farm. The Jewish holiday of Shavuot is traditionally connected to receiving the Torah on Mount Sinai, coincides with the biblical wheat harvest, and is a holiday many people associate with eating lots of dairy. Celebrate this year and bring your family to participate in meaningful and earth-based Shavuot activities and meet our newest members of our goat herd. Stay for a dinner of fresh pizza made on the farm with Moxie Bread Company. Geared toward families with children ages 1-10 and their siblings. Advanced registration is required.

Tuesday, June 3 | 4:15 – 6:30 pm | $20

Event Details Coming Soon

Choose from a variety of relevant discussions led by TJE Staff and enjoy a delectable catered dinner. 

7:15 ​Dinner

7:45 Learning

For all ages

Group Discussions

Relevant & Timely Issues

One-on-one learning

with Rabbi Raphael Leban

Rabbi Danny Wolfe

Rabbi Samuel Ross

Rabbi Tzvi Alyesh

Sara Wolfe

Gila Ross

PB Alyesh

Join JEWISHcolorado’s Family Engagement programs, Jewish Explorers, PJ Library and YAD Family for a kid-friendly Shabbat in the park!

Activities include family-friendly activities, candle lighting, Shabbat Blessings, singing and dancing and more.

Bring your own picnic dinner, blankets and lawn chairs. We will provide juice and challah.

This event is geared toward families with children ages 2-8.

$18 per family.

Mitzvah Project: TBD

This is an ongoing event. We have been walking in Boulder, CO since Thanksgiving 2023 to show solidarity for the plight of the hostages still being held in Gaza. We will continue to walk until all hostages are released.

Choose from a variety of relevant discussions led by TJE Staff and enjoy a delectable catered dinner. 

7:15 ​Dinner

7:45 Learning

For all ages

Group Discussions

Relevant & Timely Issues

One-on-one learning

with Rabbi Raphael Leban

Rabbi Danny Wolfe

Rabbi Samuel Ross

Rabbi Tzvi Alyesh

Sara Wolfe

Gila Ross

PB Alyesh

Say Shabbat Shalom with a Splash of Aloha! 

Join us for a warm and welcoming Aloha Soirée — a festive Friday Night Shabbat Dinner filled with great food, good vibes, and beautiful family photos to remember the night!

Bring the whole crew and enjoy a meaningful evening of connection, delicious Shabbat flavors, and island-inspired fun.

 Family portraits included!

This is an ongoing event. We have been walking in Boulder, CO since Thanksgiving 2023 to show solidarity for the plight of the hostages still being held in Gaza. We will continue to walk until all hostages are released.

Kavod on the Road is excited to present a day dedicated to enhancing mental, physical and spiritual well-being. Join us for an informative experience.

Wednesday, June 18

9:00am – 2:30pm

Temple Emanuel, 51 Grape St., Denver

$18 per person

Your registration includes breakfast, lunch, keynote speakers, a choice of workshops, and access to our resource fair.

We look forward to welcoming you to this enriching event!

SAVE THE DATE

Choose from a variety of relevant discussions led by TJE Staff and enjoy a delectable catered dinner. 

7:15 ​Dinner

7:45 Learning

For all ages

Group Discussions

Relevant & Timely Issues

One-on-one learning

with Rabbi Raphael Leban

Rabbi Danny Wolfe

Rabbi Samuel Ross

Rabbi Tzvi Alyesh

Sara Wolfe

Gila Ross

PB Alyesh

Step out of your regular routine to enjoy a relaxed Shabbat dinner outdoors at Milk and Honey Farm with your peers. Intended for ages 25-35, you can walk amongst the vegetable and flower fields, escape to the geodesic greenhouse dome and embrace the love of our adored goats all while connecting with your greater Jewish community.

A sign up for a potluck style menu will be emailed in advance.

Friday, June 20 | 5:30 – 8:30 pm | $10

This program is in partnership with YAD (Young Adult Division) of JEWISHcolorado

Jewish Shabbat Services are held on the third Friday of every month by the Longmont Shabbat Group, a community-based Jewish group. The services include lighting Shabbat candles and informal readings. Coffee and dessert (Oneg Shabbat) follows each service. For details, call 303-651-6822, visit www.longmontshabbatgroup.com, or e-mail shabbat1818@gmail.com.