The JCC is Open!

We’re grateful for this community’s patience through recent disruptions and for the firefighters who have worked tirelessly during the nearby apartment fire.

As a small gesture of thanks, we’re collecting items of appreciation for our local fire stations, and the JCC is sponsoring fresh challahs for the crews. You’ll find a collection bin in our lobby.

Thank you for your support, we’re glad to welcome everyone back.

Jewish Community Center in Denver, Colorado

Our modern fitness center offers diverse workout options and luxurious amenities, all while continuing to focus on supporting individuals on their fitness journeys.

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Time to get your hands dirty! Explore creativity in wheel throwing, hand-building, and mixed medium classes tailored for all skill levels, and experience a new (or familiar) method of artistic exploration.

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Our family programs aim to nurture learning, growth, and connection across generations, fostering Jewish values from prenatal to preschool and beyond.

Check out this year’s lineup of arts, authors, movies, and music at the Mizel Arts and Culture Center at the J!

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J Perks Pass

This annual membership provides many opportunities including member-only experiences, access to special events at the JCC and Mizel Arts and Culture Center, and priority registration for Camps and Engagement programs.

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Music is a true marvel – the repetitiveness teaches us, the tunes calm us, and the familiarity connects us to those halfway across the world. While the words may sound different when spoken in Hebrew, or English, the meaning is the same:
Each summer, the JCC becomes a place where work feels deeply tied to community. Whether serving as a lifeguard at the JCC Denver, a counselor at Camp Shai, or a specialist at JCC Ranch Camp, staff members play an essential role in creating safe, meaningful, and joyful experiences for people of all ages.
Acclaimed Jewish musician and jazz legend Fred Hersch will headline the closing night of the Denver Jazz Fest in 2026, marking the culmination of a partnership that began more than two years ago at the Mizel Arts & Culture Center
Zecher Machatsit HaShekel translates to “in remembrance of the half shekel,” a practice that reminds the Jewish community of a core value embedded in the holiday of Purim: giving.
A white veil lightly glides atop pine needles. At the end of the dirt packed aisle is the love of your life, surrounded by your college buddies, other camp alumni, and your...
Purim, known as the most joyous holiday on the Jewish calendar, is a story of bravery, advocacy, and heroism by two women: Queen Vashti and Queen Esther. The tale of Purim is one that challenges patriarchy and demonstrates the power of one's voice. The Purim story begins with a feast.....