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!
Advanced registration is recommended. Walk-ins are welcome as space allows, in the order they arrive.
May
The Third Israel-Iran War: a Strategic and Political Assessment
Tuesday, May 26
1 – 2pm
at Hebrew Educational Alliance
Cost: $5
Presenter: Professor Zach Levey, CU Boulder
Visiting Professor Zach Levey of the University of Colorado Boulder returns for an in-depth and timely update on Israel’s current conflict with Iran. Drawing on his expertise in Israeli foreign policy and Middle East affairs, Professor Levey will provide a clear overview of the conflict along with thoughtful analysis of its implications for U.S.–Israel relations.
June
Afternoon Jazz with The Jack Dunlevie Trio
Thursday, June 4
1:00 – 2:00pm
at BHM-BJ
Cost: $5
Brighten your day with The Jackie Dunlevie Trio and an afternoon of jazz standards and feel-good favorites. Featuring smooth melodies, gentle swing, and engaging musicianship, this performance offers a joyful and relaxing musical experience.
The Song is the Play: Musical Theatrical Performance
Wednesday, June 10
1:00 – 2:00pm
at JCC Denver
Cost: $5
Performer: Paul Tosh, Scottish Jewish artist
Well-known songs performed as prose / libretto interpretation, acting out the lyrics like a scene from a play, and singing them with live looping piano (rhythms and harmonies recorded and stacked live). A sophisticated, intimate entertainment.
Also songs from PAPER GUN, Pauls original operetta.
See www.paultosh.com for more info and examples
13th Annual Positive Aging Conference & Resource Fair
Pad Chai, Jews of Thailand: A hidden legacy in the land of smiles
Tuesday, June 30
1 – 2pm
at Hebrew Educational Alliance
Presenter: Rabbi Eliot Baskin
Discover a little-known chapter of Jewish history. This engaging program explores the surprising stories of Jewish traders, refugees, and families who made their lives in Thailand, weaving their traditions into a vibrant and unexpected cultural landscape. Through history, personal narratives, and rich context, participants will gain insight into a unique Jewish diaspora community and the enduring connections between identity, place, and resilience.
CODE OF CONDUCT: Please take a moment to review Kavod on the Road’s Code of Conduct. Our policies help create a safe, respectful, and enjoyable experience for everyone—participants, presenters, and partners—across all KOTR programs, trips, conferences, and events. Click here for details.
TRANSPORTATION OPTIONS: 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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