Week of Events
Sewing Class: Pie Holders In-Person
Sewing Class: Pie Holders In-Person
Practice sewing and make a cute and practical pie holder with Luna Cultura. / Acompaña a Luna Cultura en una sesión práctica de costura donde haremos un lindo y práctico porta pay. Menores de 13 años requieren la compañia de un adulto responsable.
Rethinking Thanksgiving Webinar
Rethinking Thanksgiving Webinar
An annual Thanksgiving offering with SURJ and our partners to root deeper into a commitment to dismantling colonial myths, uplifting Indigenous rights, and honoring mother earth.
Post-Election Gathering for Song & Solidarity
Post-Election Gathering for Song & Solidarity
We need community more than ever. At our Gatherings for Song & Solidarity, we reflect, connect, and ground in Jewish wisdom, arts, and music.
JOC Caucus Meeting
JOC Caucus Meeting
Join us for our Jews of Color Caucus meeting! We will be gathering on Zoom to continue to brainstorm about our future, discuss leadership opportunities in the caucus and the greater Jewish climate movement, and have free space for whatever is on your mind!
Cultural Caravan – Behind the Music: Zivanai Masango, Zimbabwean multi-instrumentalist
Cultural Caravan – Behind the Music: Zivanai Masango, Zimbabwean multi-instrumentalist
Introducing “Behind the Music,” a new Cultural Caravan series co-presented with the Dairy Arts Center! In a conversation and performance moderated by our Artistic Director Josh Halpern, meet our incredible MainStage artists, take a peek behind the curtain at their creative process, and listen as they share music you won’t hear anywhere else during their residency!
Examining How Arapaho History Impacts Our Lives in Boulder County with Mark Gerzon and Right Relationship Boulder
Examining How Arapaho History Impacts Our Lives in Boulder County with Mark Gerzon and Right Relationship Boulder
Join author Mark Gerzon and members of Right Relationship Boulder for an intimate and moving conversation about how the history of our valley affects each of us in ways that may surprise us. As one of the characters in Mark’s novel/screenplay “Just Neighbors” says: “The past is not past at all.”