Saturday, April 27 | 3:45 PM – 5:30 PM Frasier Retirement Community, 350 Ponca Pl, Boulder This year our Seder is a mitzvah. We will mingle with the residents of Frasier Retirement Community and share our Humanistic expression of Passover/Pesach. We welcome you to come celebrate with us. The Beth Ami Haggadah is a thoughtful and meaningful approach to Passover/Pesach, embracing all who choose to celebrate this holiday of liberation and new beginnings. We offer our guests Seder plates of traditional items, a fairly short reading of the Exodus story, four children and four questions, and rollic ..read more

Join us as we take a look at the story of Passover through the lens of sobriety. We hope to share Jewish culture with the recovery community and create love and belonging in the process. In our experience, we have seen so much passion and love rise out of the adversity faced by these two communities, and our dream is to empower those in addiction recovery by creating a Seder that draws parallels. Recovery Seder is a not-for-profit event dedicated to empowering those in sobriety.  You do not need to be Jewish to participate! In reality, we are using this Jewish holiday as a vehicle to emp ..read more

The Void in its Essence In its Beauty Draws us closer to being – To becoming more vulnerable – To our becoming of self The vulnerability – Asked for To be worked with, To be accepted by the self, Is part of its work, Is part of its reason for being – For becoming There is an innate openness (understanding) Within the self, where there is acceptance Of the Essence , Of Creation itself – That came before the self Before becoming The humbleness that lies Within, That is part of our quest for Vulnerability – Connects us to the  Essence- To the reason for being – To come into the humanness ..read more

Last Wednesday night marked the 2nd annual Women’s Seder at the Boulder JCC, a gathering filled with joy, enlightenment, and inspiration. Through an interpretive seder, led by Rabbi Eva Sax-Bolder accompanied by a group of talented musicians and singers, the Passover narrative was interwoven with the voices and experiences of women, fostering a space for connection, introspection, self-expression, and even some dancing. It was a truly meaningful and empowering experience for all who participated. The collective spirits were uplifted by the nearly 200 women who united to participate in such an ..read more

Are you busy preparing a special Seder for you and your family, one that will have tasty food, meaningful discussion, and be an authentic experience?  Good luck with all of the above. For the past thirty years, Boulder Center for Judaism has been importing the Rolls Royce of Matzoh, a traditional handmade variety, recommended for seder use.  This Matzoh is called Shmurah which means “watched,” and it is an apt description of this matzah, the ingredients of which (the flour and water) are watched from becoming leavened from the moment of harvesting and drawing. Shmurah matz ..read more

We are creating a memorable exploration of Passover and spring for the whole family at Boulder JCC’s Milk and Honey Farm. Passover on the Farm, taking place on Sunday, April 21st from 10-11:30 am, will help connect symbols from the farm to the seder plate to make the holiday come alive. From digging horseradish out of the ground and tasting wild lettuce, we’ll be able to make a connection on how these items are available during this time of year to be a symbol of this holiday. Together with Farmer Becca and Farmer Rachel, we will explore the outdoor hands-on experience of the holiday as a fam ..read more

Boulder Center for Judaism will once again host a gourmet Seder meal catered by Chany and served with class, replete with delicious wine and handmade Matzo for friends of our community who wish to celebrate Passover together. Whether this is your first Seder experience or your 80th, you are welcome! We will host a Seder on the First Night of Passover, Monday, April 22, at 7:00 PM. Click here to register!   ..read more

Celebrate Passover hassle-free with our annual Passover Meal Kit! Enjoy a stress-free holiday with easy reheating instructions, complete with all the essentials for the Seder plate and a delicious, traditional meal shared with loved ones. FEEDS 4 – 6 PEOPLE! Passover box includes: Seder Plate Essentials: Hard-boiled Egg, Shank Bone, Parsley & Salt, Apple Walnut & Date Charoset, Horseradish, and a Box of Matzo Passover Meal Highlights: Garden Green Salad, Matzo Ball Soup, Roasted Carrots, Potato Kugel, and your choice of Protein (Sliced Brisket, Apricot Chicken, or Falafel w/Cila ..read more

PJ Library Offers Free Downloadable Passover Recipes for Kids on Its Jam-Packed Passover Hub Agawam, MA (April 4, 2024) – PJ Library, long trusted as a resource for Jewish families (now in 40 countries) who receive free books each month, offers these fun and fresh Passover recipes for breakfast, lunch, and dinner that kids can whip up easily for the 8-day holiday. This year Passover is celebrated April 22-30.  Families often have their favorite “tried and true” recipes that they absolutely must make for Passover. Tradition, tradition! But preparing family-style meals during Pass ..read more

A highlight of Adventure Judaism’s year is always our Passover in Moab retreat. We hike, eat great food, and make new friends as we celebrate being Jewish outside. I hope you will join us for this unique Passover celebration. More>> Join us as we refresh our spirits along the Colorado River, connect with old friends and meet new ones, and are inspired by the majestic red rock canyons. Treat yourself to this restorative weekend in the wilderness ..read more