Boulder JCC

Join us for an evening of community and connection. This group is designed to address the growing need in our community for support among single and divorced mothers and those raising children.

This group has been operating for over 10 years as a haven for women and their children. Whether you are considering a separation, in the process of getting divorced, or have finalized your divorce, all are welcome. Mothers who have chosen to be single, have been solo-parenting from the beginning, or have lost a spouse, are also welcome.

Each month features a different topic, providing women with an opportunity to connect and offer support to one another in a non-judgmental space. We occasionally host guest speakers.

*Pizza dinner and childcare are provided.

Tuesday, June 9 | 5 - 7 pm | $5

https://www.boulderjcc.org/events/2026/06/09/boulder-jcc-programs/support-group-single-and-divorced-moms-group/

Important anniversary in American Jewish Life.

On June 3, 1972, Sally Priesand shattered centuries of exclusion when she was ordained by Hebrew Union College–Jewish Institute of Religion, becoming the first female rabbi in American history and the first woman ever ordained by a rabbinical seminary.

Only 54 years ago, this was a breakthrough that transformed Jewish leadership forever. We 💙 you Rabbi!

This year at the Boulder Jewish Festival on Sunday, June 7, the Pearl Street Mall will transform into a vibrant, curated marketplace filled with everything from handcrafted Judaica to fine art and slow fashion.

Sneak peek of who will be there:

🎨Beautiful Rituals & Judaica: Discover custom wedding smash glass by BGOLD Glass LLC, whimsically painted ketubot and watercolor art by Aqua Studio, and deeply meaningful modern ritual objects from Green Judaica.

🛍️Wearable Art & Textiles: Shop botanically hand-dyed natural fiber clothing by ORA, stunning one-of-a-kind woven pieces from SGW Textile Art, and free-motion "illustrations in thread" by Leo's Dry Goods.

🌿Local Goods & Earth Magic: Pick up botanical ceramics made with local wildflowers by Lynette Errante Ceramics, or raw local honey and beeswax candles from Beit Dvash Community Beekeeping.

💖Interactive Fun for Everyone: Bring the kiddos for face painting with Where the Wild Things Art, get some magical fairy hair from The Fairy Shimmers, or join a community art project with the Be Like Ellie Foundation to spread kindness!

Support our local creative community and discover something truly special. Which booth are you heading to first? Tap the link in our bio to see the full artist directory: https://www.boulderjcc.org/bjf-artists/
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