Hanukkah starts on December 14th and ends on December 22nd this year. If you’re looking for ways to celebrate, there are several fantastic options happening near Boulder. Curious about what’s on the schedule? Check out upcoming festivities here:
Latkes and Lights
When: 12/7
Where: JCC Denver
JCC Denver invites you to join the annual Latkes and Lights celebration! This Hanukkah event is a cherished tradition, and the latkes contest is eagerly anticipated each year. Besides tasting delicious latkes from Denver restaurants and community members, attendees can enjoy themed games and take in the live entertainment music. Get your tickets here.
HaHa-Hanukkah
When: 12/14
Where: Boulder JCC
On the first night of Hanukkah, you’re invited to enjoy HaHa-Hanukkah: A Festival of Laughs at the Boulder JCC. This special comedy show will feature talented nationally touring comedians for a night of celebration. Begin the evening with a pre-show social hour in the lobby at 6:00 pm, featuring latkes, sufganiyot, and a glass of wine! Interested in attending? Register here.
Chanukah on Pearl
When: 12/15
Where: 1300 Block of Pearl Street
Chanukah on Pearl is Boulder County’s largest Menorah lighting ceremony. This event is always a joyful gathering, and everyone is welcome to join in the celebration. Festivities will include live music, traditional Chanukah treats, and the lighting of the Menorah. The event begins at 5:30 pm and ends at 7:00 pm. Admission is free, but advanced registration is encouraged for planning purposes. Please register here if you plan to attend.
Chanukah on Ice
When: 12/20
Where: Longmont Ice Pavilion
Not far from home, Longmont Ice Pavilion is hosting Chanukah on Ice on December 20th from 6:30-8:30 pm. This will be a spectacular night of skating to Chanukah tunes and getting into the holiday spirit with delicious sufganiyot and hot cocoa. Skate rentals are available at the pavilion, or you’re welcome to bring your own skates.
If you’re celebrating Hanukkah, Boulder and nearby cities offer a great selection of festivities. It’s a wonderful time of year, and it’s always nice to enjoy the warmth of our community. Happy Hanukkah!