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Registration required. Walk ins may be added in order of arrival; admittance not guaranteed.  

  • Noises Off – Live Theater Trip to the Arvada Center | Wednesday, April 3 | 11:15am – 4:30pm

    Registration is closed: call Rebecca at 720.382.7848 if you’d like to be added to the waitlist

    Take the Kavod van from the JCC Denver to the Arvada Center and back
    Cost: $40 | Includes transportation and theatre ticket

    We are pleased to schedule another trip to the Arvada Center for an afternoon of live theater.

    Noises Off is about a touring troupe’s flop of a play that revolves and devolves into comedy chaos in this multi-award-winning play within a play. Noises Off is a relentless, high-energy farce filled with embarrassing moments, behind-the-scenes kerfluffles, physical comedy hijinks, and even flying sardines.

    Take a trip behind the scenes as everything that could possibly go wrong, goes wrong. Noises Off gives audiences a voyeuristic view into the inner workings of theatre, and how the real drama happens when the actors leave the stage.

    Play runs approximately 2.5 hours. SPACE IS LIMITED
    Registration & payment must be received by March 20.

    11:15 AM PICK UP AT THE JCC in the LOWER PARKING LOT next to Leetsdale Drive
    1PM show begins. Have lunch beforehand or bring your own snacks and bottled water if you’d like.

    Caregivers must pay and attend with anyone who requires a caregiver on a regular basis.

  • Nervous Wrecks: Jewish Men & the Women Who Love Them

    Thursday, April 4 | 1:00 -2:00pm

    at BMH-BJ
    Cost: $5 | Schmoozing & light refreshments will follow the program

    Writers, scholars, and comedians all point to a recognizable strain of “Jewish humor” that winds its way from the Hebrew Bible, to rabbinic commentaries, and through to today’s literary humorists and provocative stand-up comics. And this history of Jewish humor is chock full of examples of schlemiels and the women who love them.

    Join University of Denver professor Adam Rovner for an interactive talk that describes the how Jewish men and women are portrayed in American culture, and what these images tell us about ourselves. Professor Rovner’s talk, “Nervous Wrecks: Jewish Men and the Women Who Love Them,” focuses on stereotypes of Jewish masculinity, Jewish motherhood, and the non-Jewish temptresses.

    Advanced payment and registration required.

  • Jewish Women & Support for the Union and Confederate Causes During the American Civil War

    Wednesday, April 10 | 11:00am – 12:00pm

    at Temple Emanuel
    Cost: $5 | Schmoozing & light refreshments will follow the program

    By 1860, there were thriving Jewish communities across the United States both in the North and South. With the outbreak of hostilities in 1861, Jewish women joined their respective sides and offered their services as nurses, spies and smugglers, and formed soldiers’ aid societies.

    Professor Tish Richard returns to share the experiences of Jewish women during the war as they suffered privations and endured separation from their husbands, brothers and fathers who enlisted. In their war work they provided for their men, their causes and fought anti-Semitic attitudes thereby proving in the North their Jewish Union loyalty and in the South their Jewish Confederate loyalty.

    Advanced payment and registration required.

  • Welcome Back Gio Barabadze on Piano & Guitar!

    Tuesday, April 16 | 1:00 -2:00pm

    at Hebrew Educational Alliance
    Cost: $5 | Schmoozing & light refreshments will follow the program

    You were wowed by Gio last November when he tickled the ivories so we are bringing him back not only on piano but on guitar too!

    Take a musical journey through a selection of classical pieces, jazz standards, Spanish flamenco tunes and more. This memorable performance will lift your spirits and transport you for an hour during your day. Invite a friend or family member to join you!

    Advanced payment and registration required.

  • Taste of Passover: Lunch & Non-Traditional Seder

    Friday, April 26 | 11:30am – 12:45pm

    at the JCC Denver
    In partnership with Kavod on the Road, JCC Denver & Jewish Family Service of Colorado

    Register at JCC Denver: https://www.jccdenver.org/portfolio-items/senior-passover-seder/

    Join us at the JCC Denver for a celebration of Pesach at our Taste of Passover event. Immerse yourself in the rich traditions of this meaningful holiday, surrounded by a warm and welcoming community. You will enjoy a traditional Passover lunch, complete with a short recitation of the Haggadah, traditional prayers, and symbolic ritualsLet us create lasting memories as we celebrate the spirit of Passover.

     Register today while seats last! Registrants must be 60 and older.  

Our partner organizations also offer programs you may enjoy attending.


Fees are non-refundable unless a program is canceled. Limited scholarships are available – contact Rebecca at 720.382.7848 for more information


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