Come welcome Shabbat together in the Sukkah. Bring a food dish to share and a beverage of your choice. Please bring fruit or vegetable to hang in the sukkah!

Where: on a mesa past Placerville, 30 min from Telluride or Ridgway—details shared upon RSVP

Please join us for a community potluck on Shabbat Shuva with Rabbi Ken. RSVP for address.

Join us for coffee & bagels and to welcome Rabbi Ken and his wife Hinda. The theme? Things you always wanted to ask a rabbi but were afraid to ask. Bring your question!

This will be a traditional potluck Shabbat from 6-8 with Rabbi Ken leading a service and dinner to follow.

Jewish young adults hitting the trail and then the brewery. Fresh air, fresh faces, and a good IPA.

Enjoy summertime in Telluride with sunshine, scenic trails, and new friends! Join us for the first Young Adult event of the season – a fun, laid-back morning hike at Keystone Gorge. Take in the stunning views and connect with fellow Jewish young adults from Telluride, Ridgway, Montrose, and beyond. Lunch after the hike is on TJC. Whether you’re here for the nature, the nosh, or the new faces – this is the perfect way to experience summer and connect with our amazing young adult community. Note: “young” is a state of mind – if you are interested in joining, we’d love to see you there! (rescheduled from Jul 16)

Join a casual potluck picnic in the park, hosted by Dina and Sydney. This is a family friendly mini-service and dinner. Bring a vegetarian dish to share! 5PM. Location upon request.

Join the Telluride Jewish Community for a warm welcome over Film Festival weekend. Locals, visitors, and film industry folks are all invited for free coffee, mimosas, bagels, and conversation. Co-sponsored by Four Seasons Private Residences Telluride and The Telluride Company.

Brothers Jonny and Ryan Yaseen are back! Menu to be announced. Registration is open.

Experience a powerful evening of music and memory with Violins of Hope, a moving concert featuring Holocaust-era violins lovingly restored and returned to the stage. Each instrument carries the voice of a life, a story, a legacy—bearing witness to tragedy and the triumph of the human spirit. These instruments have resonated in performances with the Cleveland Symphony, Berlin Philharmonic, and in cities worldwide, including Miami, Los Angeles, Toronto, Paris, and Pittsburgh. Each note played is a tribute to the resilience of the human spirit and a reminder of the enduring power of hope. Accompanied by narration, the program brings history to life through sound and storytelling. This unforgettable event will take place in town (location upon ticket purchase). Weather permitting, refreshments will follow in the garden. Don’t miss this extraordinary opportunity to reflect, remember, and be inspired. Event begins at 5PM, doors at 4PM.

Back by popular demand! Join us for the second annual Shabbat celebration like no other—an evening of great food, top-shelf tequila tasting, traditional prayers and a short and inspiring d’var Torah, and high-energy dancing with a live DJ. From 6–11 PM, we’ll blend tradition with a party vibe you won’t want to miss. Come for the blessings, stay for the beats! Click here for the invitation.

Join us for a relaxed Shabbat gathering featuring Brown Dog pizza, homemade challah from board member Hannah Kupferschmid, and great company. Feel free to bring your beverage of choice.
(And as always, “young” is a state of mind—if this sounds fun, you’re welcome!)
RSVP for details and location.

Join Rabbi Lori and hosts Randee and Mark Kreamer, Amy San Roman, and Andrea and Scott Brenner as we mark the end of Shabbat and welcome the new week—with mimosas, grape juice, and community under the stars. (Location in town, RSVP for address)

Join local cook Judy Godec on July 8 from 5:30–8:00 PM for Cucina Ebraica: Jewish Flavors Born in Rome—an evening celebrating the rich culinary traditions of Rome’s Jewish community, one of the oldest in Europe. Enjoy a five-course menu featuring dishes like crispy Carciofi alla Giudia, zucchini carbonara, lamb with rosemary and fava beans, sautéed spinach with pine nuts and raisins, and a sour cherry ricotta cheesecake. Up to two glasses of wine are included. $95. THIS EVENT IS CURRENTLY SOLD OUT. Join the waitlist here.

Join TJC for the second film in our three-part summer series: Kidnapped: The Abduction of Edgardo Mortara. Based on the true story told in Dr. David Kertzer’s The Kidnapping of Edgardo Mortara, the film recounts the dramatic events of 1858, when papal soldiers seized a young Jewish boy from his family in Bologna after learning he had been secretly baptized. As his parents fight desperately to bring him home, the case ignites international outrage and becomes a powerful political struggle. Following the screening, we’ll be joined via Zoom by Pulitzer prize winning author Dr. David Kertzer of Brown University for a Q&A. Doors open at 3:30 PM, film begins at 4:00. Tickets are $9-$18 and must be purchased in advance. Location (in town) given upon ticket purchase. Wine and light refreshments will be available.

Had enough banjo? Escape for an afternoon matinee in town. We’re proud to present The Ring, the first film in our three-part summer series. Check out the trailer here.  Directed by Adir Miller and the Paz brothers, The Ring is a heartfelt and often humorous story that explores love, loss, and rediscovery within an Israeli family. The film has earned critical acclaim and festival recognition, including a nomination for Best Supporting Actress at the 2024 Ophir Awards. This acclaimed film has been featured at the Paris Israeli Film Festival, the Seret Festival in London and Amsterdam, the Toronto Jewish Film Festival and numerous other festivals across North America. Doors Open: 3:30 PM. Film Screening: 4:00 PM Tickets are $9-$18 and must be purchased in advance. Wine, candy and refreshments will be available. Location upon ticket purchase.

Join Chef Jeffery Kramer and Chef Steve Hertzfeld for a night of food and laughs. The menu includes: Alaskan Halibut Gefilte Fish Wrapped in a Green Cabbage Leaf; and Pickeld Ume Carrots, Poached Leeks, Red & White Horseradish. Up to two glasses of paired wine are included. $65 5:30-8:00 PM at the Ah Haa demonstration kitchen. Cook, eat, drink, schmooze. Registration is now open! Click here to read more about the chefs.

Every Monday evening a Mahjong group meets at the Sheridan Opera House Show Bar. Want to learn to play? Join a beginners’ table. $15 drop in + $10 suggested bartender tip. Mark your calendar! RSVP here by May 31st.

Come celebrate the giving of the Ten Commandments with…cheesecake and cockails! This will be a very short service followed by casual conversation, cheesecake and cocktails. Email us if you’d like to attend.

Join us for a quiet off-season Shabbat celebrating Lag b’Omer. We’ll likely be picnicking inside.

RSVP here for address

Please email us at info@telluridejewishcommunity.com if you are interested in attending.

We are at capacity for the first night of Passover. If you’re looking for a second night seder, please email sari@telluridejewishcommunity.com

This will be a casual potluck shabbat with a brief service followed by dinner. Hope you can come.

Come celebrate Purim! Costumes, games, cookies, dinner, and friends.

You’re invited to a special screening of A Real Pain. The film is a Jesse Eisenberg tragi-comedy about two cousins on a holocaust tour in Poland. The movie has won numerous awards, including the Sundance Film Festival’s Waldo Salt Screenwriting award and a Golden Globe for Best Supporting Actor. It has also been nominated for two Academy Awards, including Best Original Screenplay. Time to come out and watch a movie on a big screen with a coke in one hand and milk duds in the other! Tickets are $12 and the movie starts at 5:30. Buy tickets here. And we’re offering free tickets to the first 30 under 30. Email for a complementary ticket. Location: Telluride Science Center (Depot building)

Please email us for details at sari@telluridejewishcommunity.com

Please join us at 6pm for a short service and potluck dinner to follow. Kids and visitors are welcome.

Residents and visitors are welcome at this cookie bake for kids. It will be geared toward kids aged 3-11. Email sari@telluridejewishcommunity.com for info!