A hilarious shipboard romp wrapped in one of Cole Porter’s most magical scores. It’s delightful and delicious. Originally written in 1934, this musical comedy was performed 50 years ago at the JCC as part of the Vicky Shapiro Workshop. Welcome back, Jerry Williams, director of the 1972 production.

Paper Jewels is a collection of work that began during the COVID pandemic and evolved over the past two years, lifting the darkness and letting in the light. Opening reception on November 3. Exhibit runs from Nov.3-Dec. 30

Under the Radar is a history book about 30 notable Canadian Jewish musicians. Register at weinsteinjcc.org to get the Zoom link.

Join a “mock” Shabbat and Hanukkah dinner in celebration of the Festival of Lights. They’ll light candles, eat latkes, sing songs, and play dreidel.

In Artists Under Fire: The BDS War Against Celebrities, Jews and Israel, Melman provides Israel supporters with an action plan to stand up to the cultural boycott campaign against the Jewish homeland. Register at weinsteinjcc.org to get the Zoom link.

Author Shannon Sarna loves telling the story of Jewish people through food. In her newest book, Modern Jewish Comfort Food, she shares many traditional dishes with exciting variations. Attendees will be treated to a cooking demo and a lunch made with recipes from the book.

Like a Drop of Ink in a Downpour: Memories of Soviet Russia tells the reality of life in the Soviet Union during the Cold War, giving us an insider’s perspective on the roots of contemporary Russia.

This event spotlights published book authors who have a tie to Richmond in some way. Featured authors are Kris Spisak, The Baba Yaga Mask and David L. Robbins, Isaac’s Beacon. Books will be available for purchase. Dessert reception and book signings will take place following the program.

Musikgarten classes offer music and movement for babies with an adult. Their age-appropriate and sequential curriculum is the most comprehensive in the industry, building cognitive development, coordination, and language skills through the joy of music. Activities including singing, bouncing, playing peek-a-boo games, dancing, and exploring simple instrument specially designed for tiny hands.

For children 16 mos. to 3 ½ years old musikgarten classes offer music and movement for toddlers with an adult. The age-appropriate and sequential curriculum is the most comprehensive in the industry, building cognitive development, coordination, and language skills through the joy of music. Activities including singing, bouncing, playing peek-a-boo games, dancing, and exploring simple…