Performing Arts

Experience the Magic of Performing Arts at The Weinstein JCC

At The Weinstein JCC, we believe in the transformative power of the performing arts. Our commitment to providing captivating live performances is a cornerstone of our cultural offerings. We strive to bring a diverse range of styles and techniques to our stage, ensuring there’s something for everyone to enjoy.

Throughout the year, our calendar is filled with live performances that will leave you enthralled. From concerts to showcases, we curate a selection of performances that span genres and captivate audiences of all ages. Our performance events offer unforgettable cultural experiences that will resonate with you long after the final note.

As an Arts + Ideas subscriber, you have the exclusive benefit of guaranteed tickets to our performing arts events. Additionally, you’ll enjoy access to members-only receptions and other special events. These opportunities allow you to engage with fellow art enthusiasts, connect with performers, and further enhance your cultural experiences.

The Weinstein JCC takes pride in curating live performances that offers a range of styles and venues. As an Arts + Ideas subscriber, you’ll have the privilege of attending private receptions and members-only events within our program, creating lasting memories and deepening your appreciation for the performing arts.

Explore the captivating world of performing arts with us! Discover our latest lineup of engaging programs that are sure to spark your creativity. To delve into the full spectrum of our Arts + Idea offerings, simply click here. Unleash your imagination and join us on a journey of artistic inspiration!

For more information or to become an Arts + Ideas subscriber, visit our subscriber page or contact Leslie McGuigan at [email protected].

Let the performing arts ignite your imagination and touch your soul.

Upcoming Events

God, We're Funny

Thursday October 15

7:30 PM

Discover how humor can bridge differences at Interfaith Comedy: God, We’re Funny, a lively evening of clean comedy that celebrates diverse faiths, cultures, and the power of laughter to unite.

The Spice Detective

Thursday November 5

7:00 PM

Embark on a flavorful journey through the spices and traditions of the Middle East with chef, author, and Netflix champion Yaniv Cohen, known as “The Spice Detective.” This interactive evening features live cooking demonstrations, tastings, hands-on spice blending, and stories that celebrate the rich culinary heritage of Israel and beyond.

Voice In Peace

Tuesday November 10

7:00 PM

Celebrate the power of music to unite and inspire as Voices in Peace, an interfaith community choir, shares a moving performance promoting peace, understanding, and connection across cultures and faiths. The Voices in Peace Community Choir is proudly sponsored by Weinstein JCC, Congregation Beth Ahabah, St. Luke Lutheran Church, Halperin Law Center and Fidelity Charity.

JFT Presents:
Grease

Opening Night: Thursday December 10

Additional Performnces:

December 12-13, 15-17 and 19-20

Grease, a 1971 rock-and-roll musical by Jim Jacobs and Warren Casey. Set in 1959 at the fictional Rydell High School, the hit stage production follows the working-class “greaser” subculture.

Adolf-Adams JCC Forum
An Evening with Ambassador Roger Carstens

Thursday, February 25

7:30 PM

The Adolf-Adams JCC Forum is honored to welcome Richmond and Jewish community native, Michael Schmidt, Pulitzer Prize–winning New York Times investigative reporter, bestselling author, and co-producer of the acclaimed Netflix political thriller Zero Day, as this year’s keynote speaker

Women's Night Out

Tuesday, March 9

6:00 PM

Restaurant Dupes by internet-popular chef, Sarah Lasry Join popular food creator and cookbook author Sarah Lasry for a delicious Women’s Night Out featuring a dinner inspired by her recipes and a lively cooking demonstration on recreating favorite restaurant dishes at home.

JFT Presents:
The Merchant of Venice

Opening Night: Thursday March 25

Additional Performnces:

March 27,31
April 1,3-4

This Shakespearean comedy resolves its central conflicts without fatalities and its main characters, including lovers Bassanio and Portia, ultimately achieve happy unions. Despite its comedic structure, the play explores serious and morally complex themes including those of prejudice, revenge, and justice through its anti-Semitic portrayal of Shylock, the Jewish moneylender.

Melodies & Memories

Wednesday, May 25

7:00 PM

Melodies & Memories brings together the soulful sounds of contemporary Jewish bluegrass with the profound history of Holocaust-era instruments from Violins of Hope. This powerful and uplifting concert creates a moving connection between past and present, blending tradition, memory, and music in a truly unforgettable experience.

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