Boulder JCC | Jewish Community Center
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Rooted in Jewish culture, we envision a community where everyone feels valued, connected, and celebrated. We are a home for community that builds relationships, embraces differences, and embodies what Jewish life can be.
VALUES
Community - Bringing people together strengthens relationships and creates meaning and connection.
Joy - Celebrating life together, whether major milestones or simple moments, uplifts us all.
Care - Supporting neighbors through life's difficult times is an essential part of showing up for one another.
Respect - Being truly welcoming means embracing people of all backgrounds and identities.
Growth - Learning and curiosity are never-ending pursuits to be nurtured at all ages.
Generosity - Choosing to give inspires us to be our best selves.
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Latest News
All NewsSave the Date: The 30th Annual Boulder Jewish Festival
Celebrate 30 Years of Culture, Community, and Connection! The Boulder Jewish Festival is back on Pearl Street Mall for a landmark celebration of Jewish life in Boulder. From soulful melodies and vibrant art to the best local flavors, there’s something for everyone at this milestone event. Join us for the 30th Boulder Jewish Festival on Sunday, June 7, 2026, from 11 am to 3 pm at the Pearl Street Mall; admission is free!
Discover the Unexpected: What to Expect at JFest 2026
Get ready, Boulder! The biggest night of the year is approaching, and we have a decade’s worth of reasons to celebrate. JFest returns to the Boulder JCC on Saturday, April 18, from 7:30 – 11 pm. This year is a major milestone as we mark 10 years in our beautiful home on Oreg Avenue.
To honor our past and invest in our future, the Boulder JCC will transform into an immersive, vibrant landscape for adults 21 and older. Best of all, JFest isn’t a typical fundraiser. There is no formal sit-down dinner and absolutely no paddle raise. Your donation of any amount, from $5,400 to $54, is your official ticket to the party.
The Dress Code: "Dress for Joy"
Forget the rigid rules of gala season. At JFest, the dress code is simple: Dress for Joy. We invite you to wear whatever makes you feel your best and brings you the most happiness. Whether that means sparkles, your favorite suit, comfies, or something that simply sparks a smile, we want to see your best version of a 10-year celebration.
Building Your Village: Introducing the Chavurah Program at the Boulder JCC
In the rush of school pick-ups, extracurriculars, and the daily grind, it’s easy to feel like we’re moving through life in parallel lines rather than intersecting circles. At the Boulder JCC, we believe that a strong community isn't just about the events we attend; it’s built on the strength of our personal relationships.
That’s why we are thrilled to launch our Chavurah Program, a dedicated initiative within our JParent programming designed to help families with school-age children find their "tribe" and cultivate lasting Jewish connections.
Derived from the Hebrew word Chaver (friend), a Chavurah (plural: Chavurot) is a small, self-led friendship group. While the Chavurah movement has been a cornerstone of Jewish life since the 1960s, its purpose remains timeless: bringing people together to celebrate, learn, and support one another.
These aren't just social clubs; they are "micro-communities." Groups that truly click have the potential to grow together, celebrating B’nai Mitzvahs, holidays, and life’s milestones for decades to come.
We know that "forced" social groups can sometimes feel awkward. To ensure these groups are built on solid foundations, we are partnering with renowned Jewish educator Amy Atkins.