Inspire a young artist in your life with visual and performing arts workshops. Students will participate in workshops and performances featuring some of the Tri-Cities’ most talented artists. Registration opens on January 4th.

It beguiles and seduces. Sensuous, exotic. Scheherazade is a spectacular showpiece to display the astounding virtuosity of the Richmond Symphony under Valentina Peleggi. These concerts also feature Vaughan Williams’ sumptuous Fantasia on a Theme of Thomas Tallis. And with cellist Inbal Segev, a lyrical concerto by Anna Clyne, DANCE.

Learn about their Admissions process. Current students will be on hand to provide facility tours. Faculty and Staff will also be available to answer any questions you may have about their JK to Grade 8 programs, including our IB Middle Years Programme. Come explore theirr faith filled community.

Craft beer, live music, and local artisans handmade home décor, art, jewelry, apparel, and more.  An out-door, open-air market. Pet friendly.

An in-person film screening as part of the 14th Annual Israeli & International Jewish Film Festival, hosted by Weinstein JCC and sponsored by the Horwitz family. Details and tickets at weinsteinjcc.org. In partnership with the Virginia Holocaust Museum.

Glorify Performing Arts is a non-profit dance company visiting from West-Chester, PA. This is a free repertoire performance of classical and contemporary ballet created to bring God glory. This includes a talkback and time to meet the dancers.

It beguiles and seduces. Sensuous, exotic. Scheherazade is a spectacular showpiece to display the astounding virtuosity of the Richmond Symphony under Valentina Peleggi. These concerts also feature Vaughan Williams’ sumptuous Fantasia on a Theme of Thomas Tallis. And with cellist Inbal Segev, a lyrical concerto by Anna Clyne, DANCE.

Enjoy an entertaining, fun-filled virtual hour with Randall Munroe as he chats about his new book, What If? 2: Additional Serious Scientific Answers to Absurd Hypothetical Questions.  Registration required.

The students of The Faison Center share their artwork inspired by Tu B’Shevat, a Jewish Festival that encourages reflection on our relationship with the land and our connection to nature. Artist reception Feb. 7, 6:30 p.m.