Explore, learn & connect!
Kavod on the Road offers engaging programs for active, older nonresidents living in the greater Denver community. Our team brings exciting events to various partner locations throughout the month. Join us in exploring new horizons, building connections and enjoying enriching experiences right in your community!

Advanced registration is recommended. Walk-ins are welcome as space allows, in the order they arrive.
September
REGISTRATION & WAITLIST CLOSED: Bridging Diversity Trip to Downtown Denver Islamic Center and Lunch
Due to the popularity of this trip, it is currently at capacity – registration and waitlist is closed.
Thursday, September 18 from 11am – 1pm
Pick up at 10:15am and drop off at the JCC Denver
No cost thanks to the Theodore and Maxine Murnick Family Foundation
Join us for a unique opportunity to learn, connect, and build understanding across cultures and faiths. Our visit to the Downtown Denver Islamic Center — founded in 1964 as the first mosque in Colorado — will include a guided tour of the prayer hall, an introduction to Islamic beliefs and practices, and time for thoughtful Q&A with community members. We’ll learn about the Center’s role as a spiritual home and cultural hub for Denver’s Muslim community, as well as its ongoing efforts to foster interfaith dialogue and community service.Â
Limited space available.
If you normally require caregiving, your caregiver must register and accompany you on this trip. Â
Advanced registration required.
October
This month offers limited programs for time to honor & observe the Jewish High Holidays.
Sukkot Luncheon
Friday, October 10 from 11:30am – 1:00pm
at JCC Denver, Sukkot
Register with JCC Denver: https://www.jccdenver.org/programs/older-adults/
Hosted by Kavod on the Road, JCC Denver & JFS
Gather with your friends to celebrate Sukkot with the JCC Denver, Jewish Family Service, and Kavod Senior Life. This luncheon will be filled with food, tradition, and camaraderie. Together, let us embrace the beauty and blessings of the holiday as we enjoy the harvest festival. Register while seats last.
Shabbat on Mars
Wednesday, October 22 from 11am – 1pm
at Temple Emanuel
Cost: $5
Presenter: Rebbitzman Jeff Ward, retired rocket scientistÂ
Semi-retired rocket scientist Dr. Jeff Ward, author of the children’s book Shabbat on Mars, invites you on a journey through his remarkable career in the alternative space industry. From groundbreaking projects in satellite design to the development of rocket technology for Elon Musk at SpaceX, Jeff will share stories that highlight both the challenges and triumphs of working at the cutting edge of space exploration. Alongside his personal career highlights, he’ll also discuss current advancements in space technology and what the future may hold for rockets, satellites, and humanity’s expanding reach into space.
The American Museum of Western Art: A Treasure for the People of Colorado (and the world)
Tuesday, October 28 from 1 – 2pm
at Hebrew Educational Alliance
Cost: $5
Presenter: Andrea Keepers, art historian and museum educator
Join us for an illustrated tour of highlights from The American Museum of Western Art – The Anschutz Collection and see how its paintings and sculptures bring our Western heritage to life.
The Museum features more than 600 works by many of the most celebrated names in American art. Nestled in the historic Navarre Building—an architectural treasure with its own Western story—the museum is a true hidden gem. Born of the vision and generosity of Philip Anschutz, the collection traces the sweeping narrative of westward expansion and Western life from the 1820s to today, told through the eyes of more than 180 artists.
While we are unable to provide transportation to and from our events, we’ve compiled a list of options to help you get there [click here].