Event Type 2: Community Event

Calling all local parents!

We hope you will join us for a fun Mix & Mingle evening from 7 to 8:30 PM, on December 3rd. This evening is generously co-hosted by local CU parents, at their home in Boulder! We will provide tacos, drinks, and great company.

Come on by to meet our new Executive Director, Elyana Funk, and get to know other local parents! RSVP is required to receive the event location.

Please reach out to Elyana at efunk@cuboulderhillel.org with any questions.

A deep dive into the moral applications of the mystical meanings of the mothers of the Hebrew alphabet (Aleph~ Shin~ Mem), the worlds of time, space, and soul.

Classes are offered in-person and virtually through Zoom

Wednesdays 10:30am-12:00pm MT/ 12:30-2:00pm Eastern/  9:30-11:00am Pacific (Class meets: December 4,11,18)

Instructor: Rabbi Jamie Arnold

Join us for Faces of JFS as we honor two individuals who have demonstrated exemplary leadership, philanthropy, and dedication to Jewish
Family Service and our community. The evening will include cocktails, dinner, entertainment, and a short program to celebrate our Yana Vishnitsky Leadership Award and Joyce and Kal Zeff Humanitarian Award recipients. 

At our info session, you’ll have the chance to talk to alumni couples, HMI staff, and community partners to learn more about our Israel experience, which is just the catalyst to create lifelong communities of couples. If you’re feeling uncertain about traveling to Israel right now, we hear you! We’re ready to share more details about our itinerary and answer all of your questions.

Join Karis Meskimen, a Certified Cuddler to learn about current happiness research and discover activities to enhance your joy and improve your life. Together we’ll discuss the importance and benefits of the hormone oxytocin, which is released during positive touch like hugs. Karis will help us discover how “Vitamin T” (consensual, platonic touch) can enhance your vitality, mood and outlook. Bring a friend and share the experience! $5

Join comedian Modi for a night of laughs at The Paramount theater as he brings his ‘Pause For Laughter’ tour to Denver! 

Transform Your Life – Simple Easy Every Day (SEED) 

Learn how to make meditation a (SEED) Simple, Easy and Every Day part of your life. Learn to meditate and feel good about your practice! This is a wonderful course for new meditators or those who would like to go deeper with their practice. Discover a variety of meditation practices and powerful tools to help you navigate stress, increase focus, creativity and transform your life.

You’ll also learn and experience these practices:

Balancing Breath Technique, Mindful Body and Breath Awareness Practice, Heart-Centered Breath Practice, Self-Inquiry Practice, Silent Sound (mantra) Meditation and Peacefinder Practices

Some of what you will learn:

• The essentials for a successful meditation practice
• The effects of stress and how to release it through
  effective techniques using Peacefinder Practices
• How meditation trains your brain
• Easy-to-use meditation techniques guided and personalized meditation instruction
• How you can be more mindful in your everyday life

NOTE: Due to the nature of this offering, it is being offered in person at our Denver location~ There is not a ZOOM option.

Meeting times: Fridays, 1-2:30pm, Dec 6, 13 and 20.

Instructor: Elizabeth Rosenblum

Elizabeth is the founder of Equilibrias, LLC, a dedicated studio providing transformative experiences in meditation, sound therapy, and mindfulness education. With a profound commitment to fostering conscious and positive change, Elizabeth endeavors to cultivate holistic well-being across the realms of physical, mental, and emotional health, facilitating balance in the lives of her clients and broader community. Elizabeth completed KE’s Embodying the Tree of Life Practitioner course and continues her studies in Kabbalah and Mindfulness through Kabbalah Experience.

Join JEWISHcolorado’s Young Adult Division (YAD) for a night of schmoozing, food, and drinks followed by a stroll through the “Blossoms of Light” outdoor exhibit at the Denver Botanic Gardens on Saturday, December 7. Grab your favorite hot beverage (alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks available) and gather your #JewCrew for an evening of sparkling bright lights and delicious bites. Don’t forget to dress for the occasion: Warm and wonderful (e.g. jeans and a sweater)✨ Registration is first come, first served and space is limited, so register before spots fill up! Contact Katherine Podolak, YAD Manager, with questions: KPodolak@jewishcolorado.org

Ticket includes heavy appetizers (vegetarian), open bar, and entry to the Botanic Gardens Blossoms of Light display. 

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.

Join JEWISHcolorado’s Women’s Philanthropy Committee for an event dedicated to honoring and understanding our bodies, wherever you are in your menopause journey—pre-, peri-, or post-menopausal. Enjoy a discussion and Q&A with a psychologist and menopause expert, followed by a relaxing yoga session.

Featured Speakers:
Meredith Shefferman, PhD, Ariella Milobsky, Dr. Lauren Kauvar, and Dr. Jessica Farahi. 

For questions, contact Director of Women’s Philanthropy Roberta Witkow at rwitkow@jewishcolorado.org.

Littleton Community: Let’s celebrate the Festival of Lights! Join us to create your own Hanukkah Menorah, play dreidel, eat latkas, and more! Ridge Rec Center. For more information go to the PJ Library Littleton Families Facebook page or contact Bethany Friedlander, PJ Library Manager JEWISHcolorado, bfriedlander@jewishcolorado.org

Explore themes of light in darkness- healing and hope, grief and possibility- as we move through dark times spiritually and physically.. W will reflect on the challenges this past year and explore the teachings of Transformative Kabbalah.

Classes are offered in-person and virtually through Zoom

Mondays, 9-10:30am (Class meets: December 2, 9, 16)

Instructor: Melanie Gruenwald

Whatever stage of life you are in, “life review” is critical. This mini-course is inspired by the wisdom of Reb Zalman whose focus for some 30 years was on harvesting and sharing the gifts of our human experience. 

Classes are offered in-person and virtually through Zoom

Mondays, 10:30-noon MT/ 12:30-:2 Eastern/ 9:30-11 Pacific (Class meets: December 2, 9, 16)

Instructor: Dr. David Sanders

Early giving has begun! Double your impact when you support JEWISHcolorado on this statewide day of giving.

Your donation, no matter the size, helps JEWISHcolorado continue the vital work of convening, connecting, investing, and protecting Jewish life in Colorado, Israel, and around the world. Thanks to the generosity of Anonymous Donors, the first $200,000 donated to JEWISHcolorado during the Colorado Gives Day campaign will be matched dollar-for-dollar.

Join us for stories and fun at Denver Jewish Day School, co-hosted by PJ Library!

– For children ages 5 and under, and their grown-ups

– In our Lower Division building

A deep dive into the moral applications of the mystical meanings of the mothers of the Hebrew alphabet (Aleph~ Shin~ Mem), the worlds of time, space, and soul.

Classes are offered in-person and virtually through Zoom

Wednesdays 10:30am-12:00pm MT/ 12:30-2:00pm Eastern/  9:30-11:00am Pacific (Class meets: December 4,11,18)

Instructor: Rabbi Jamie Arnold

Artist Jennifer Ghormley will guide us in creating greeting cards from pre-cut linoleum blocks which will be used for printing stamps. She will have a variety of images and holiday themes to choose from plus mixed media to add to your cards, such as colored pencils and markers. Jennifer will bring all of the supplies necessary for the workshop.

Space is limited so sign up early! Program is 1.5 hours. $5

Age Demographic: Adults (50 )

Date: December 12, 2024

Time: 5:30 – 8:30 pm

Location: Phillips Social Hall

Pricing: Sliding Scale

Tier 1: $14

Tier 2: $18 (standard ticket)

Tier 3: $22

Celebrate this year’s Festival of Lights in style at the JCC Denver’s Shalom Club (50 ) Hanukkah Party! The evening will consist of dinner, dancing, and schmoozing with singles and couples alike. Come dressed to impress in your holiday festive wear. Whether it’s a chic ensemble, elegant attire, or a playful nod to the season, we encourage you to embrace the spirit of Hanukkah and shine brightly! Get to know other adults who are new to the area, looking to mix and mingle, and wishing to build Jewish community.

*Ticket price includes the cost of food and two beverages.
*Wine, beer, and non-alcoholic beverages will be provided.

Join the Denver Jewish Chamber of Commerce (DJCC) for a night of fun, networking, and learning about the DJCC at our annual Dreidel Networking event. Spin the dreidel to meet new people and expand your business.

This event is FREE to all members and guests. The food will be provided by Lymone Catering. For security purposes advance RSVP is required for all attendees.

Join us for a party to showcase, support, and celebrate Israel education at Denver Jewish Day School! Enjoy Israeli food and drinks, music and festivities, plus a silent auction featuring premium sports tickets, once-in-a-lifetime getaways, and more. Don’t miss the optional pre-party cooking workshop with award-winning author and Chef Yaffa Turgeman.

RSVP Today: www.denverjds.org/one-night

JFS Mental Health Jewish Spiritual Support Group meets monthly on Zoom and provides a supportive forum for those experiencing mental health challenges and their loved ones. Jewish spirituality and teachings lead to open discussion of personal experiences and coping strategies while creating a sense of connection and community. New members welcome! 

Are you or a loved one experiencing difficulties with mental health? Are you searching for meaning? Support? Compassion? Community? We aim to: 

• Build a safe and compassionate space
• Learn from Jewish teachings and one another
• Offer connection and community

Open to ALL affiliated and unaffiliated members of the Jewish community. 

Meetings will be held virtually on Zoom from 7-8:30PM. 

Join YAD Ambassador Alana Goldberg and Rabbi Lehrfield of JOI (Jewish Outreach Initiative) for pre-Hannukah cozy treats and an engaging discussion about being a light in the darkness! This is an opportunity to connect over Jewish texts and learn about our religion’s wisdom for navigating difficult times. The event will be held in the Denver Tech Center; it will include tea and desserts. No Hebrew knowledge or previous Torah study experience is needed to participate.

Specific location provided upon registration.

Sign up today as space is limited!

YAD serves Jewish adults ages 21-45. Questions? Email Kpodolak@JEWISHcolorado.org.

Transform Your Life – Simple Easy Every Day (SEED) 

Learn how to make meditation a (SEED) Simple, Easy and Every Day part of your life. Learn to meditate and feel good about your practice! This is a wonderful course for new meditators or those who would like to go deeper with their practice. Discover a variety of meditation practices and powerful tools to help you navigate stress, increase focus, creativity and transform your life.

You’ll also learn and experience these practices:

Balancing Breath Technique, Mindful Body and Breath Awareness Practice, Heart-Centered Breath Practice, Self-Inquiry Practice, Silent Sound (mantra) Meditation and Peacefinder Practices

Some of what you will learn:

• The essentials for a successful meditation practice
• The effects of stress and how to release it through
  effective techniques using Peacefinder Practices
• How meditation trains your brain
• Easy-to-use meditation techniques guided and personalized meditation instruction
• How you can be more mindful in your everyday life

NOTE: Due to the nature of this offering, it is being offered in person at our Denver location~ There is not a ZOOM option.

Meeting times: Fridays, 1-2:30pm, Dec 6, 13 and 20.

Instructor: Elizabeth Rosenblum

Elizabeth is the founder of Equilibrias, LLC, a dedicated studio providing transformative experiences in meditation, sound therapy, and mindfulness education. With a profound commitment to fostering conscious and positive change, Elizabeth endeavors to cultivate holistic well-being across the realms of physical, mental, and emotional health, facilitating balance in the lives of her clients and broader community. Elizabeth completed KE’s Embodying the Tree of Life Practitioner course and continues her studies in Kabbalah and Mindfulness through Kabbalah Experience.

Please join us for an interactive musical Chanukah celebration with Jeff and Paige in Levin Hall! This annual event will get your family excited for the Festival of Lights with elaborate costumes (including Latke Man!) and catchy songs. Jeff and Paige use storytelling to explore Chanukah and celebrate its many traditions. This is a family-friendly event and all ages are welcome (best for children ages 2-8 years old).

Event timeline:

Doors open at 9:45am

9:45-10:30am – Face painting, Chanukah treats from Whistling Boar and other vendors in the JCC lobby

10:30-11:30am – Concert 

Sunday, December 15 | 10-11:30 am | $15 per person in advanced, kids under 2 free, $18 per person at the door

JCC Denver is excited to welcome you back to our third annual Latkes and Lights event in celebration of Hanukkah! Prepare for those eight crazy nights by playing themed games, purchasing Hanukkah gifts, jamming to live music, munching on a variety of latkes from famous Denver restaurants as well as our very own community members, voting on your favorite staff-made menorah, and so much more! This family and community event is for everyone. Bring your partner, family members, children, and neighbors to enjoy this festival of lights. Buy tickets while they last!

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.

Join us  for an evening  featuring:

• board and card games
• a silent auction of restaurant gift cards
• Hanukkah group activities and traditions
• door prizes – a grab bag “game”*
• music
• and, of course, Hanukkah nosh! If you have a favorite that you like to share, feel free to bring it along!

Explore themes of light in darkness- healing and hope, grief and possibility- as we move through dark times spiritually and physically.. W will reflect on the challenges this past year and explore the teachings of Transformative Kabbalah.

Classes are offered in-person and virtually through Zoom

Mondays, 9-10:30am (Class meets: December 2, 9, 16)

Instructor: Melanie Gruenwald

In these times of strife, absorbing crisis after devastating crisis, traumatic event after traumatic event, we know that if humanity is to survive, let alone thrive, a radical shift must occur. In that spirit, I am offering a course focused on our need to evolve from the stories we hold central to our individual and communal identity. 

If we are not aware of the stories that we carry from the past which no longer serve us, they will continue to repeat over generations, establishing an inescapable pattern. We are warned to be careful lest a story becomes assimilated into our self-understanding, our communal understanding or, even broader,  as the human narrative. 

To celebrate my 20th year of teaching at Kabbalah Experience, I am inviting you to join in the conversation about a new story for humanity. Over the centuries, Kabbalists have challenged the traditional interpretation of the Torah and suggested that a New Torah needs to be revealed for a new story to take root and blossom as a Tree of Life. 

What is the life span of a story and how do we know when it is time to put it to rest? We will explore inspirational texts which reveal new ways of seeing old stories and which foreshadow the evolution of humankind.  A New Story can change the course of history, it always has. 

Free sample classes are approximately 1 hour long and are offered in person as well as virtually via Zoom

Instructor: Dr. David Sanders

A key to consciousness in Kabbalah is the Tree of Life, a visual map of how infinite and finite flow into and from each other. We enter places, form relationships and pursue projects often with little understanding of how they come about, their meaning and the relevance of seeing beyond what manifests. In this introduction to the Tree of Life we learn about and then practice incorporating this system of energy flow in all our interactions.

Free sample classes are approximately 1 hour long and are offered in person as well as virtually via Zoom

Instructor: Melanie Gruenwald

Whatever stage of life you are in, “life review” is critical. This mini-course is inspired by the wisdom of Reb Zalman whose focus for some 30 years was on harvesting and sharing the gifts of our human experience. 

Classes are offered in-person and virtually through Zoom

Mondays, 10:30-noon MT/ 12:30-:2 Eastern/ 9:30-11 Pacific (Class meets: December 2, 9, 16)

Instructor: Dr. David Sanders

Why Are You?:  We return to the Tree of Life (Space) and focus on the “abstract” story level of our lives through engaging in metaphor work. The key to this inquiry is the realization that we are all living inside of the metaphors (stories) we have created or have been created for us with the practical implication of choosing, modifying or changing those stories.

Free intro classes are approximately 1 hour long and are offered in-person as well as virtually through Zoom

Last April, Gio Barabadze dazzled us with his exceptional classical piano pieces and Spanish Flamenco guitar tunes. For this concert, Gio returns with his fellow musician El Javi, also a guitarist, composer, producer, and performer who is known for his unbound exploration of instrumental music with influences from around the world. Together, they will merge their talents and perform traditional compositions that incorporate elements of Flamenco, the classics and folk. Don’t miss our last concert of the year and bring a friend! $5

Dreams & Kabbalah: “A dream not interpreted is like a letter not read.” This quote is not from Freud or Jung but from the Zohar, the classic medieval Kabbalah text connecting dreams and our spiritual growth. We spend an average of 9 years dreaming. What do our dreams reflect to us of our experience? How are dreams guides for our emotional and spiritual development? Come and see the significance of dreams. Journaling and sharing your dreams helps you apply the Kabbalah dream framework.

Free intro classes are approximately 1 hour long and are offered in-person as well as virtually through Zoom

Instructor: Dr. David Sanders

Mystical Hebrew Letters: The early Kabbalah focused on the Hebrew letters and language and how this code underlies creation. The beauty of the letters is expressed through their meaning, shape, name and numerical value. The Hebrew letters are containers for the energies of time, including the months of the year and the 12 Spiritual Senses of Soul explained in Sefer Yetzirah (The book of Formation). 

Free intro classes are approximately 1 hour long and are offered in-person as well as virtually through Zoom

Instructor: Rabbi Jamie Arnold

A deep dive into the moral applications of the mystical meanings of the mothers of the Hebrew alphabet (Aleph~ Shin~ Mem), the worlds of time, space, and soul.

Classes are offered in-person and virtually through Zoom

Wednesdays 10:30am-12:00pm MT/ 12:30-2:00pm Eastern/  9:30-11:00am Pacific (Class meets: December 4,11,18)

Instructor: Rabbi Jamie Arnold

The study of Kabbalah enables us to discover what is hidden from our perception in plain sight. In this introduction to the basic teachings of the Kabbalah you learn to see beyond habituated and constricted thinking and become open to experiencing the connectivity of all of created reality—what is known in physics as Quantum Entanglement, in Depth Psychology as Synchronicity and in Kabbalah as Soul Connections.

Free intro classes are approximately 1 hour long and are offered in-person as well as virtually through Zoom

Instructor: Melanie Gruenwald

Who Are You?: In this first semester of Inner Transformation you are challenged to strip away your previous understandings of who you are and explore the relationship between your outer selves, inner selves and your essence. The Kabbalah teachings have a profound interest in revealing the masks (ie. selves, identifications, roles), you wear to ensure that you can answer the question: Are you wearing the mask or is the mask wearing you? What was oblivious now becomes obvious

Free intro classes are approximately 1 hour long and are offered in-person as well as virtually through Zoom

Instructor: Melanie Gruenwald

Transform Your Life – Simple Easy Every Day (SEED) 

Learn how to make meditation a (SEED) Simple, Easy and Every Day part of your life. Learn to meditate and feel good about your practice! This is a wonderful course for new meditators or those who would like to go deeper with their practice. Discover a variety of meditation practices and powerful tools to help you navigate stress, increase focus, creativity and transform your life.

You’ll also learn and experience these practices:

Balancing Breath Technique, Mindful Body and Breath Awareness Practice, Heart-Centered Breath Practice, Self-Inquiry Practice, Silent Sound (mantra) Meditation and Peacefinder Practices

Some of what you will learn:

• The essentials for a successful meditation practice
• The effects of stress and how to release it through
  effective techniques using Peacefinder Practices
• How meditation trains your brain
• Easy-to-use meditation techniques guided and personalized meditation instruction
• How you can be more mindful in your everyday life

NOTE: Due to the nature of this offering, it is being offered in person at our Denver location~ There is not a ZOOM option.

Meeting times: Fridays, 1-2:30pm, Dec 6, 13 and 20.

Instructor: Elizabeth Rosenblum

Elizabeth is the founder of Equilibrias, LLC, a dedicated studio providing transformative experiences in meditation, sound therapy, and mindfulness education. With a profound commitment to fostering conscious and positive change, Elizabeth endeavors to cultivate holistic well-being across the realms of physical, mental, and emotional health, facilitating balance in the lives of her clients and broader community. Elizabeth completed KE’s Embodying the Tree of Life Practitioner course and continues her studies in Kabbalah and Mindfulness through Kabbalah Experience.

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.

On December 21, 2024, the Mizel Museum will host the 13th annual Klezfest, a vibrant holiday celebration with music from around the world, at the Mercury Cafe.

Experience the exuberance of Klezfest! Featuring the incomparable Rabbi Joe Black with Steve Brodsky, Hal Aqua and the Lost Tribe, and MishMish.

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.

Join YAD Ambassador William Weiner at Whittier Cafe where people from all walks of life gather for a weekly Ethiopian coffee ceremony! Enjoy sitting on a cozy patio to chat while the smell of roasting coffee beans wafts from a small stove in the corner. If you’re a big coffee fanatic, this is a good way to get to know the history behind your favorite drink!

Explore themes of light in darkness- healing and hope, grief and possibility- as we move through dark times spiritually and physically.. W will reflect on the challenges this past year and explore the teachings of Transformative Kabbalah.

Classes are offered in-person and virtually through Zoom

Mondays, 9-10:30am (Class meets: December 2, 9, 16)

Instructor: Melanie Gruenwald

Whatever stage of life you are in, “life review” is critical. This mini-course is inspired by the wisdom of Reb Zalman whose focus for some 30 years was on harvesting and sharing the gifts of our human experience. 

Classes are offered in-person and virtually through Zoom

Mondays, 10:30-noon MT/ 12:30-:2 Eastern/ 9:30-11 Pacific (Class meets: December 2, 9, 16)

Instructor: Dr. David Sanders

A deep dive into the moral applications of the mystical meanings of the mothers of the Hebrew alphabet (Aleph~ Shin~ Mem), the worlds of time, space, and soul.

Classes are offered in-person and virtually through Zoom

Wednesdays 10:30am-12:00pm MT/ 12:30-2:00pm Eastern/  9:30-11:00am Pacific (Class meets: December 4,11,18)

Instructor: Rabbi Jamie Arnold

With everything closed on Christmas, why not join us for our annual Chanukah Celebration at Bowlero In Lonetree.

Celebrate the 1st night of Chanukah with the Jewish community. 

Bowling, Chinese dinner, Grand Menorah lighting and much more. 

Gain access WCRJcolorado.com

Transform Your Life – Simple Easy Every Day (SEED) 

Learn how to make meditation a (SEED) Simple, Easy and Every Day part of your life. Learn to meditate and feel good about your practice! This is a wonderful course for new meditators or those who would like to go deeper with their practice. Discover a variety of meditation practices and powerful tools to help you navigate stress, increase focus, creativity and transform your life.

You’ll also learn and experience these practices:

Balancing Breath Technique, Mindful Body and Breath Awareness Practice, Heart-Centered Breath Practice, Self-Inquiry Practice, Silent Sound (mantra) Meditation and Peacefinder Practices

Some of what you will learn:

• The essentials for a successful meditation practice
• The effects of stress and how to release it through
  effective techniques using Peacefinder Practices
• How meditation trains your brain
• Easy-to-use meditation techniques guided and personalized meditation instruction
• How you can be more mindful in your everyday life

NOTE: Due to the nature of this offering, it is being offered in person at our Denver location~ There is not a ZOOM option.

Meeting times: Fridays, 1-2:30pm, Dec 6, 13 and 20.

Instructor: Elizabeth Rosenblum

Elizabeth is the founder of Equilibrias, LLC, a dedicated studio providing transformative experiences in meditation, sound therapy, and mindfulness education. With a profound commitment to fostering conscious and positive change, Elizabeth endeavors to cultivate holistic well-being across the realms of physical, mental, and emotional health, facilitating balance in the lives of her clients and broader community. Elizabeth completed KE’s Embodying the Tree of Life Practitioner course and continues her studies in Kabbalah and Mindfulness through Kabbalah Experience.

Meet, mingle, network and celebrate the 4th night of Chanukah with our young professionals ages 21-40 at our annual Chanukah Soirèe for our young adult community – Drinks & Dreidels.

Menorah Lighting – Photo booth – Premium open Bar & Signature Cocktails – Chanukah Hors d’oeuvres – Mega dreidel winners!

​Saturday, December 28th, 8:00 PM

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.

Skate with family and friends to Chanukah music and stay for the lighting of the Chanukah Menorah in Louisville. Enjoy delicious sufganiyot (jelly donuts) and hot chocolate.

This event is co-sponsored by the Boulder County Center for Judaism. Menorah Lighting at 4:30 pm. Registration is recommended so we can communicate with you if there is a change. There is a fee for skate rentals.

Sunday, December 29 | 3 – 5 pm | FREE

Chanukah on Ice will take place at Big Bear Ice Arena IN LOWRY on Sunday, December 29, 2024 at 4:00 PM -6:00 PM

~ Super delicious Dinner buffet and Chanukah refreshments 

~ face painting

~  Hot latkes & Jelly donuts

 ~ Includes Skate rental 

~ Grand super Menorah lighting and ceremony 

~  Spirited music and invigorating skating

World’s Largest Krispy Kreme Donut Menorah 🍩

Carnival Style Booths with Family Activities 

Brooklyn Pizza 🍕 and Everbowl 🍧Acai Bowls available for purchase

Register at https://bit.ly/3B8pDu0

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.