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This past year, two Boulder JCC Farmers had the opportunity to deepen their personal and professional growth through immersive experiences rooted in Jewish learning, environmental stewardship, and community building—both hosted by Adamah, a national Jewish environmental organization. With fresh inspiration and ideas to cultivate within our own community, these experiences reflect the Boulder JCC’s commitment to investing in staff as not only farmers, but also as educators, leaders, and changemakers.

We take pride in more than just our space — we’re passionate about service. From initial planning through on-site management and logistics, every element is thoughtfully curated to ensure the best possible experience. Hosting your event at the Boulder JCC also means supporting a larger mission: fostering programs and services that connect people of all ages, backgrounds, and beliefs to learn, grow, and celebrate together. 

Ready to plan your next event? Let’s make it happen — stress-free and spectacular. Contact our Rentals Team at rentals@boulderjcc.org to learn more about how we can bring your vision to life.

Bring the whole family—grandparents, toddlers, and everyone in between—for a joyful celebration of Sukkot at Milk and Honey Farm! On Sunday, October 12, from 10 am 12 pm, families are invited to connect with the rhythms of the Jewish agricultural calendar in a fun, hands-on way that brings the holiday to life.

At the Boulder Jewish Film Festival, the projector will roll, the popcorn will pop and the post-screening Q&As will veer into debates about character arcs and camera work.

But outside of the Dairy Arts Center, the world isn’t exactly a cushy arts hub with world-class popcorn on tap. More than 60,000 Palestinians have been killed in Gaza since Israel launched its military offensive following the Hamas-led attacks on Oct. 7, 2023, according to reports from the Gaza Health Ministry on Oct. 1.

Closer to home, Jewish communities also still face violence, including the horrific anti-semitic terror attack in Boulder at a protest in June on the Pearl Street Mall that left one woman, who was burned in the attack, dead less than a month later.

The 2025 Boulder Jewish Film Festival (BJFF) arrives in the midst of this chaos, where memory and identity keep elbowing their way into the headlines. But inside the Dairy Arts Center, festival director Kathryn Bernheimer is determined to remind audiences that the lineup isn’t only about grief. Thrillers, comedies, even a Western or two are sprinkled in, which is proof that the Jewish Film Festival in Boulder can still make room for laughs and a little lightness, even when the outside world feels like anything but.

If you're navigating the challenges of infertility, you don't have to face them alone. A free monthly support group offers a safe, welcoming space for women in Boulder and surrounding communities experiencing primary or secondary infertility.

Infertility affects more people than many realize. According to the CDC, 12.5% of women in the United States use infertility services. Whether you're just beginning your journey or have been on this path for some time, connecting with others who understand can make a meaningful difference.