JCC News

The Robert E. Loup Jewish Community Center is thrilled to announce Dick and Eddie Robinson as the 2012 recipients of the Hineni Award. This honor, first awarded in 2011, recognizes an individual whose philanthropic efforts transcend any one organization, and whose impact is felt throughout the Jewish Community, both locally and globally.

Come spend your summer with our fantastic teachers building lasting friendships. Your children will explore our outdoor garden and playground with wet and wild water adventures and co construct hands on experiences in the classroom with their fellow campers and …

Remember the fun you had in your high school ceramics class? Our summer clay classes are a way to capture that joy again. Come enjoy a night out and meet new people!

Shavuot is one of the major festivals in the Jewish calendar.  It is one of three “pilgrimage festivals” defined in Biblical times as days on which Israelites from throughout the Land of Israel were required to travel to the Temple …

Camp Shai Countdown: 41 days! While Camp Shai has a long history of tradition, trying new things, just like campers do each day at camp, is how we grow. After all, camp is about creating room to grow, fostering self-confidence, …

The ninth annual free festival geared to families of children from newborn-age 8. This family festival runs from 10:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. Sunday, May 20 at the Robert E. Loup Jewish Community Center (JCC), 350 S. Dahlia St.

There is still time to reserve your spot at the Thursday, May 10, JCC Ozzie Malek 9th Annual Texas Hold ‘Em Poker Tournament. The $250 donation per player includes entry fee, dinner, adult beverages and the opportunity to win over $20,000 in prizes…

By Leah Klass, JCC Sports & Fitness Member

Last Monday morning I dropped my daughter off at her classroom and walked through the Jewish Community Center to the locker rooms. The pool was recently converted to salt water and I’d been trying to make time for a swim for a while…

Those of you who were here last year may recall that parents and teachers began a study of Tzedakah that was intended to mirror the teaching and learning processes of the ECC’s constructivist Jewish early childhood environment. As we explored …

Attendance records were once again smashed by the Denver Jewish Film Festival (DJFF), Feb. 23-March 4. This dynamic and thought provoking celebration of Jewish culture, history and identity attracted 6,485 participants over its 10 day run.