Explore, learn & connect!
Kavod on the Road offers engaging programs for active, older nonresidents living in the greater Denver community. Our team brings exciting events to various partner locations throughout the month. Join us in exploring new horizons, building connections and enjoying enriching experiences right in your community!
Registration required. Walk ins may be added in the order of arrival; admittance is not guaranteed without advanced registration.
May
L'dor V'dor: Jewish Climate Action for a Sustainable Future
Wednesday, May 14 | 11:00am – 12:00pm
at Temple Emanuel
Cost: $5
Join Moshe Kornfeld for an engaging discussion on climate action through a Jewish lens. Learn about the work of Colorado Jewish Climate Action and explore meaningful ways that older adults can make a difference. From advocating for sustainable policies to making climate-friendly choices in daily life, this session will empower you with practical steps to help combat climate change. Discover how Jewish values of stewardship and responsibility can guide collective action to protect our environment for future generations.
Advanced registration and payment required.
Hearing Loss and Aging: Facts and Misconceptions
Wednesday, May 21 | 1:00 – 2:00pm
at JCC Denver
Join us for an informative presentation on age-related hearing loss, where we will cover essential topics to help you understand how hearing health changes as we age. Learn about the key signs to watch for, debunk common misconceptions and explore the various treatment options available to manage and improve hearing.
Stay with us at the end for a free hearing device cleaning to ensure your hearing aids are functioning at their best!
Advanced registration and payment required.
Tour of Assumption of the Theotokos & Greek Lunch
THIS PROGRAM HAS REACHED CAPACITY and registration has been closed.
Thursday, May 22 | 11:00am – 1:00pm
No cost, thanks to funding from the Theodore and Maxine Murnick Family Foundation
Limited space is available. All participants must register. We can not accept walk-ins.
Join us for an enriching tour of the Assumption of the Theotokos Greek Orthodox Cathedral, home to the Greek Orthodox Metropolis of Denver. Learn about the cathedral’s history, its stunning architecture, and the vibrant Greek Orthodox traditions that are celebrated there.
As you explore this beautiful spiritual landmark, you’ll gain insight into the cultural and religious significance of the cathedral within the Greek Orthodox community.
After the tour, enjoy a delicious Greek lunch, featuring authentic dishes and a taste of Greece’s rich culinary heritage.
If you normally require caregiving, your caregiver must sign up and come with you on this trip.Â
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The Heartbeat of Tradition: Klezmer, Yiddish and New Sounds with Eitan Kantor
Tuesday, May 27 | 1:00 – 2:00pm
at Hebrew Educational Alliance
Cost: $5
Tap your feet, clap your hands, and let the music carry you away! Eitan Kantor and his ensemble bring a fresh take on klezmer and Yiddish tunes, blending old-world charm with new energy. Expect a lively afternoon filled with spirited dance tunes, heartfelt ballads, and original compositions that celebrate the rich tapestry of Jewish musical tradition.
Advanced registration and payment required
"God Spoke Once, I Heard Twice" - Book review and lunch with with Rabbi Hillel Goldberg
Wednesday, May 28 | 11:30am – 12:30pm
at East Denver Orthodox Synagogue (EDOS)
No cost
Rabbi Hillel Goldberg will discuss his new book, God Spoke Once, I Heard Twice: The Torah’s Lens on Fifty-Four Fields of Human Knowledge, which explores how the Torah addresses a broad range of human disciplines, from ecology and psychology to criminology, philosophy and beyond.
Rabbi Goldberg shows how each of the 54 Torah portions illuminates a different field of knowledge, revealing the Torah’s timeless relevance in areas like art, science, government and ethics. With careful reference to the original Hebrew text, Goldberg uncovers new perspectives, offering insights for both believers and seekers.
This program offers a unique opportunity to discover the deep, multifaceted wisdom of the Torah and its connection to every aspect of human life.
Advanced registration and payment required
June
Picture This: Create a Micro Memoir
Thursday, June 5 | 1:00 – 2:00pm
at BMH-BJ
Cost: $5
In this lively one-hour workshop, you’ll create the first draft of a micro memoir—a powerful, one-page story drawn from your own life. Bring a personal photo that holds meaning for you, and the presenter, Lizzie Costello, the owner and creative director of Costello Productions, will guide you, one sentence at a time, through the process of transforming memory into story. Whether you’re a seasoned writer or just getting started, you’ll leave with a strong beginning and tools to keep going.
Advanced registration and payment required.
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Golden Age Jazz Concert: Standards & American Songbook Gems
Tuesday, June 24 | 1:00 – 2:00pm
at Hebrew Educational Alliance
Cost: $5
Enjoy a jazz trio reimagining classics from the American Songbook with the soulful sounds of jazz greats. With fresh arrangements and inspired improvisation, the trio will bring new life to timeless melodies. This performance promises an hour of rich harmonies, rhythmic swing and musical storytelling.
Advanced registration and payment required.
Charting Your Course to Aging Success
Wednesday, June 25Â | 1:00 – 2:00pm
at JCC Denver
Cost: $5
In this interactive session, you’ll turn key insights from the Annual Positive Aging Conference into a personalized roadmap for aging well. Guided step by step, you’ll learn how to create a practical aging plan with clear, achievable milestones. Whether or not you attended the conference, you’ll come away with valuable tips and strategies to help you plan confidently for the years ahead.
Advanced registration and payment required.
While we are unable to provide transportation to and from our events, we’ve compiled a list of options to help you get there [click here].
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