✨ There’s always something happening at BMH-BJ in Denver, Colorado! From inspiring Jewish classes and meaningful services to social gatherings, holiday celebrations, and community events for all ages, BMH-BJ is a hub for things to do in Denver and the Greater Denver area. Join us for learning, connection, and unforgettable experiences — with plenty of chances to eat, schmooze, and build lasting friendships. Come for the programs, stay for the bagels, and leave feeling part of a vibrant Jewish community in Colorado. 🕍💬🥯
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🗓️ Upcoming Events at BMH-BJ
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Mommy and Me ShabbatDate: Saturday, January 24th For those with babies under 2: Join Rebbitzen Dalya for a Mommy & Me group, which provides a gentle space to relax, connect with other moms, and feel supported during the early stages of motherhood. We’ll enjoy light conversation, guided sharing, and simple tools to help us feel more nourished and less lonely — babies are welcome in all their moods. |
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🕍🧑🧑🧒🧒 Pray and Play Family ServiceDate: Saturday, January 24th Short, musical, and joyful service with Rabbi Shalom. Includes songs, a story, and a kid-friendly kiddush! Also: Saturdays, February 28th, and March 8th SPECIAL RAFFLE: January 1 – March 21 NEW! We are launching an exciting new part of our kids' programming to help them be part of our community and tefillah. From January 1 through March 21, every time your child attends Kavana Kids, Pray & Play, or Tefillah Tots, they’ll receive a small prize and earn a raffle entry toward an exciting Grand Prize! Each attendance = one entry. The more they come, the more chances they have to win. Two age groups, two separate drawings, and two amazing prizes. 🏆 Grand Prize Drawing: Sunday, March 22, at a special Kids Lunch |
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🏛️ Soul in the ScrollDate: Monday Night, January 26th Uncover the mystical insights and divine rhythms behind the weekly parsha, holidays, and Jewish time in this deep, soul-centered Torah class. Additional Dates: Mondays, February 2nd, 9th, 16th, 23rd, March 9th, 16th, 23rd, 30th. Starting March 9th, Soul of Scroll will return to its original time, 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM. |
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Family Fusion: Tu B'ShvatDate: Tuesday, January 27th Join us to celebrate Tu B’Shvat with singing, stories of growth, and bringing more light into the world. Kids and parents can create their own potted plant from stations designed for children ages 2 to 10. The evening will be full of music, movement, and creativity. Let’s honor nature, connection, and new beginnings together! |
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🀄️ Denver Mahjongg TournamentDate: Wednesday, January 28th Join us for a fun afternoon of Mah Jongg. Pastries, snacks, coffee, and other drinks will be served—prizes for winners as well as prize drawings. Registration is at 12:30 PM with play beginning promptly at 1 PM. Competitive and noncompetitive table. |
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The Song Circle: A Pre-Shabbat Shira KumzitzDate: Thursday, January 29th Join us for a candlelit, musical gathering filled with rhythm, harmony, and heart as we welcome Shabbat Shira — the Shabbat of Song. Feel the beat of the drums, sing along to soulful niggunim, and let the melodies flow like the sea at Az Yashir. With special guest musicians, communal singing, and energy that moves the soul, this night isn’t about performance — it’s about connection, celebration, and letting Shabbat arrive dancing on our voices. |
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Women’s CircleDate: Sunday, February 1st Tree of Life - A Women’s Shevat Circle A morning of grounding, movement, reflection, and creative presence inspired by the Tree of Life. Together we’ll slow down, arrive in the body, and explore growth through gentle embodiment, Kabbalistic teaching, guided meditation, journaling, and a collaborative nature mandala. This circle is for women seeking a softer way in — presence over performance, depth without pressure. No prior experience with meditation, movement, or art is needed. Come as you are. Expect a warm, respectful container for listening, reflection, and meaningful connection. |
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Kabbalistic Tu B'Shvat SederDate: Sunday, February 1st Join Rabbi Shalom for a Kabbalistic Tu B’Shvat Seder rooted in Tzfat and the Arizal. Experience fruits as spiritual pathways, wine as ladders of light, and each bite as a connection to the Tree of Life. Through taste, song, and intention, explore creation’s roots and your inner growth. A night of sweetness, insight, and renewal at BMH-BJ Denver. Attendance is free! |
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Kavod on the Road: Tu B'Shevat SederDate: Thursday, February 5th Join us for a meaningful Tu B’Shevat seder led by Rabbi Shalom Lebowitz. Together, we’ll explore the themes of renewal, connection to the land, and the spiritual significance of trees through the symbolic fruits of the season. With gentle reflections, traditional blessings, and engaging conversation, this seder offers a space to reconnect with nature, community, and Jewish tradition. |
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👦🏼👧🏻 Kavana Kids ShabbatDates: Saturday, February 7th Tefillah Tots (2–5): playful Jewish learning with Lana in Lana's Classroom. SPECIAL RAFFLE: January 1 – March 21 NEW! We are launching an exciting new part of our kids' programming to help them be part of our community and tefillah. From January 1 through March 21, every time your child attends Kavana Kids, Pray & Play, or Tefillah Tots, they’ll receive a small prize and earn a raffle entry toward an exciting Grand Prize! Each attendance = one entry. The more they come, the more chances they have to win. Two age groups, two separate drawings, and two amazing prizes. 🏆 Grand Prize Drawing: Sunday, March 22, at a special Kids Lunch |
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VBM: The Masks We WearDate: Thursday, February 12th In this session, we will take a psycho-spiritual, kabbalistic exploration of our multiple masks and identities, and explore the themes connected to the upcoming holiday of Purim. 10:00 AM via Zoom. |
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Rabbinical Candidate Shabbat WeekendDate: 02/12 - 02/15 This weekend will offer opportunities to experience Shabbat together, engage in learning, connect as a community, and more... ALL EVENTS ARE FREE! We are incredibly excited to welcome Rabbi Moshe Grussgott and his family to our Shul. Here is a sample schedule of what to expect these two weekends; schedule details are subject to change. |
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The Jews of SyriaDate: Thursdays, February 11th and 18th Join historian Van-Troi Perozo for this new and exciting two-part series on the Jews of Syria! We'll explore the rich history, traditions, and differences between the communities of Damascus and Aleppo, including the incredible story of its Codex. The Aleppo Codex is considered the authoritative and foundational text of the Hebrew Bible. |
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👦🏼👧🏻 Kavana Kids Shabbat: Tefillah Tots Additional DatesDates: Saturday, February 21st Tefillah Tots (2–5): playful Jewish learning with Lana in Lana's Classroom. More Dates: Saturdays, March 14th, March 21st, April 11th, April 25th SPECIAL RAFFLE: January 1 – March 21 NEW! We are launching an exciting new part of our kids' programming to help them be part of our community and tefillah. From January 1 through March 21, every time your child attends Kavana Kids, Pray & Play, or Tefillah Tots, they’ll receive a small prize and earn a raffle entry toward an exciting Grand Prize! Each attendance = one entry. The more they come, the more chances they have to win. Two age groups, two separate drawings, and two amazing prizes. 🏆 Grand Prize Drawing: Sunday, March 22, at a special Kids Lunch |
Family Fusion: PurimDate: Tuesday, February 24th Revealing the Light Within: Purim reminds us that the deepest light often dwells within. We will create groggers and fill the room with sound, song, and laughter. Children will decorate Purim masks and explore the idea that sometimes a mask does not hide who we are, but helps us feel safe enough to let our true inner light shine out. Through story, music, and shared joy, we will sing the Purim story together, enjoy hamantaschen, and prepare mishloach manot, learning that joy grows when it is shared with others. Purim invites us to celebrate who we are beneath the surface. |
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Purim Carnival 2026Date: Sunday, March 1st 🎉🎭 Looking for family-friendly things to do in Denver this Purim? Bring your family and friends to BMH-BJ in Denver, Colorado for a high-energy Purim Carnival filled with excitement, laughter, and unforgettable fun! Enjoy fresh hamantaschen, a festive photo booth, delicious food, games for all ages, and plenty of Purim joy. It’s the perfect Colorado family event to celebrate together and make lasting memories. Cost: Kids under 2 are FREE! 2 and up (Food): $15.00 2 and up (Food and Games): $30.00 2 and up (Games only): $18 |
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Purim in the Promised LandDate: Monday, March 2nd Get ready for an unforgettable Purim night filled with music, costumes, laughter, and Israeli-themed fun! Join us for a lively performance, a joyful Megillah reading, delicious food, and not one—but two costume contests (kids and adults!). Cost: Kids FREE Dinner (adult): $12.00 Dinner and Adult Party: $18.00 |
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The OnegDate: Saturday, March 7th Step inside, relax, and feel at home. Join Rabbi Shalom and friends for a nosh, a little Torah, a little laughter, and plenty of meaningful conversation. This is your space — to unwind, connect, and make Shabbos feel alive. Designed for ages 16–30, The Oneg is where community begins. Come for the conversation, stay for the people. We’ll save a seat for you. |
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VBM: A Tradition of Revolution with Rabbi Ed FeinsteinDate: Thursday, March 11th “Tradition!” sang Tevye, “that’s how we keep our balance!” Tradition is our superpower. We know that the words we say, the rites we practice, the ethics we embrace have come down through the generations. But there is another source of our power, one not often recognized – our remarkable ability to re-invent, re-imagine, re-interpret our faith, our institutions, our identity in moments of crisis. This capacity for meeting catastrophe with spiritual creativity may be the real secret of our survival. At this moment of our history, we may need this capacity more than ever; we may need to call on our miraculous Jewish resilience. |
Family Fusion: PassoverDate: Tuesday, March 25th Freedom is best learned by stepping into the story together. We will gather for a fun, interactive mini Seder designed especially for families and young children. Through song, storytelling, movement, and hands on experiences, children will act out the story of leaving Mitzrayim and discover that Pesach is not only something we remember but something we live through each year. We will taste the symbols, ask questions, sing together, and feel what it means to move from narrow places into open space. Pesach becomes real when freedom is felt with the whole body and heart. |
Family Fusion: Lab BaomerDate: Tuesday, April 28th Lag BaOmer is about the light that brings people together. We will create glowing bonfire-inspired crafts and gather for singing and dancing that reflects the warmth and joy of this special day. Children will feel how light draws us into community and how joy grows when we stand in a circle together. This is a celebration of connection, song, and the inner fire that Torah brings into our lives. A day of light, movement, and holy fire. |
Family Fusion: ShavuoutDate: Tuesday, May 19th Receiving the Torah Together Shavuot is the moment we open ourselves to receive. We will create Torah scrolls, decorate them with our names and meaningful Hebrew words, and bring the story of Sinai to life through song and storytelling. Children will experience Torah as something alive, precious, and meant to be held close. Alongside this, we will enjoy dairy treats together, tasting the sweetness of Torah and celebrating the joy of learning as a family. Shavuot reminds us that Torah is received with joy, curiosity, and open hearts. |
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