Upcoming Events

Our experience shows that today’s young Jewish family is looking for meaningful, intimate spiritual experiences amongst friends that the whole family can learn from and enjoy.  Which is exactly what we’re offering… The Shabbos Dinner Club. It’s not a synagogue. It’s a group of people who want to enjoy Shabbos together with peers, to learn and grow Jewishly. Here’s what it is:

Friday night Shabbos dinners...

• Each dinner starts with end-of-the-week cocktails, followed by
• a short, lively explanatory Kabbalat Shabbat (Shabbat-welcoming prayer service),
• a delicious catered or homemade five-course Shabbos meal,
• a meaningful, interactive talk on a topic of particular relevance and
• a social dessert buffet.

Dinner will be enjoyed together as families. During the talk and the Kabbalat Shabbat, there will be educational, enjoyable programs for kids.

Upcoming Shabbos Dinners: 1/15/2010, 2/12/2010, 3/12/2010, 4/16/2010

Dinners are held at the Robert E. Loup JCC, 350 S. Dahlia St., Denver, CO 80246

Cost: $20 Adult, $12 Child (5-12), FREE Ages 0-4

For more information, please call The Jewish Experience at 303-316-6412.

Tot Shabbat, (the Jewish Sabbath) is a wonderful way to introduce the youngest members of your family to Shabbat in a synagogue setting.  The songs and stories are familar and engaging to help keep the interest of those in attendance. This is a Reform service geared for children from infants through second graders and their families. Both the service and oneg (small desert reception) are held at our facility, 4716 S. Coors Lane in Morrison, CO.

Contact Kathy Horewitch, Early Childhood Education Director at preschool@bnaichiam.org or 303-229-3883 for more information, but an RSVP is not required.  This is a free event which takes place each month.  We look forward to celebrating Shabbat with you soon!

Experience one of the greatest children’s stories of all time in an enchanting new adaptation. Based on the classic tale, playwright Charles Way completely reinvents Cinderella for the modern stage. Set in Germany at the time when a young Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was trying to become a court composer, the healing power of art and friendship is explored in this timeless tale of family, love and loss. Indeed time itself, as in music, is key to the emotional sequence of events as the young Cinderella tries to overcome grief and find a new life in rapidly changing times. This version features a more human Cinderella who is struggling with the loss of her mother; more likeable stepsisters who are adjusting to less opulent surroundings; a more sympathetic prince who befriends Cinderella disguised as a peasant; the prince’s best friend, the musical genius Mozart; an odd King who has not been out of bed in four years; a warmer, though still wacky, fairy godmother, who is present throughout in the form of a bird; and a flawed, but not totally evil, stepmother.  Thematically, the story offers lessons about acceptance, grief, diversity, coming of age, class struggles and the triumph over injustice. This stirring rendition of Cinderella is sure to ignite the imagination in us all! This show is intended for children ages 5 to 12.

Performances: Sundays at 1:00 p.m., March 7 through May 2, 2010 (no performance on April 4)

For tickets or more information, call 303-316-6360 or visit www.maccjcc.org.

MACC . 350 South Dahlia Street . Denver, CO 80246

Join Denver's top rabbis for an afternoon of Seder Samplings. Enhance your Passover observance this year by attending two, 45-minute workshops, and sampling Passover cuisine. Children will particpate in their own musical celebration and creative arts project as parents engage in an afternoon of learning.