Venues that host communities

A venue hosting weekly ecstatic dance sessions in Boulder, offering a safe space for community connection through movement and music.

A community center hosting occasional ecstatic dance events, providing a welcoming environment for participants to express themselves through movement.

North Boulder Park is a public park in Boulder where the Coffee Outside group meets for coffee and optional bike rides, creating a relaxed, social atmosphere for cyclists and coffee lovers alike.

A church in Boulder that welcomes families and hosts kids and youth groups with activities, games, music, and Bible lessons.

Congregation Bonai Shalom is a diverse, multi‑generational Jewish congregation founded in 1981 that welcomes all Jews and encourages participation in religious, social, educational, and organizational life.

Congregation Har HaShem is a Jewish community that celebrates together, lifts each other, and welcomes individuals of all backgrounds to participate in Jewish practice.

Congregation Nevei Kodesh is a creative, inclusive Jewish community located in Boulder that welcomes Jewish, interfaith, and multicultural families, singles, couples, seniors, and LGBTQ people.

Boulder Mennonite Church is a Christian community that affirms people of all races, ethnicities, genders, and abilities, offering inclusive worship and fellowship.

Community United Church of Christ, Boulder is an open and affirming congregation that welcomes all individuals and families, providing a loving and inclusive faith community.

A church that hosts Faith Formation gatherings, including Wednesday morning meetings and small group studies.

The library’s main location and neighborhood branches host author talks, book clubs, English conversation circles, and tech workshops, providing a relaxed social setting for seniors to learn and connect.

The Age Well Centers offer educational workshops, technology coaching, creative arts activities, and fitness programs, creating a daytime hub for seniors to stay independent and build friendships.

FRCC’s Continuing Education and Personal Enrichment programs welcome older adults to take stand‑alone courses in photography, computer basics, and other subjects in a structured classroom setting.

CU Boulder’s continuing education opens the campus to community members, offering evening and online courses in the arts and humanities that allow seniors to engage with a vibrant campus community.

Circle of Care’s office on the CU Campus at 1202 Folsom serves as a hub for senior enrichment programs, offering transportation, companionship, and intergenerational learning opportunities.