Nearly Two Decades of Inspiration: Toby Meyer’s Artistic Legacy at the JCC
For nearly two decades, Toby Meyer has inspired creativity at JCC Denver, helping students of all levels build confidence, explore their artistic voice, and form meaningful connections through art and community.
Six Years of Baby Café at the JCC Denver: Building a Village for New Parents
For six years, Baby Café at JCC Denver has supported new parents through the early postpartum months, offering lactation guidance, connection, and a welcoming space to build confidence, friendships, and a true sense of community.
What It Really Takes to Get Ranch Camp Ready for The Summer
Before campers arrive, Ranch Camp at JCC Denver undergoes a remarkable transformation. From snowy stillness to summer energy, see how staff, animals, and countless preparations come together to create a safe, welcoming, and unforgettable camp experience.
JFF and JBU Partnership
JCC Denver’s partnership with the Jewish Fertility Foundation supports families through every stage of their journey, from infertility to early parenthood, creating a continuum of care, connection, and community rooted in compassion and belonging.
Art Meets Community
Each spring, the Mizel Gallery fills with something special: artwork created right here in the JCC’s studios by local artists who gather weekly to explore their craft together. The Interactive Artists Group Annual Art Show is both a celebration of their work and an invitation for the wider community to experience the creativity happening inside the JCC.
Purim: The Feminist Version
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…..
The JCC Effect: Community You Can Count On
The friendships formed at the JCC Denver make this world a brighter, stronger, and more meaningful place because every child deserves extra aunts and uncles, and every adult deserves friends that feel like family.
