Whether you are a stay-at-home mom or a seasoned industry professional the JCC’s new JHub Adult activity group is the place for you to connect with new and established friends. We will be hosting monthly activities at the JCC and around town in conjunction with other local organizations.
February 12 & 26
March 12 & 26
Ancient Wisdom for a World in Flux. Revisit the stories you thought you knew—and uncover the ones you may have missed. This series delves into the rich complexity of the Torah’s narratives to explore timeless questions: What is justice? Why is it so deeply connected to faith? Discover how an ancient text speaks powerfully to the moral and spiritual dilemmas of the 21st century.
Come celebrate 100 years of Black History Month in the state it all started!
What’s in a name? “Shalom” is the Hebrew word for peace and greeting. “Sankofa” is a symbol from the Akan peoples of West Africa, meaning ‘go back and fetch it,’ urging us to look to our past to build our future. Join us as we unite these powerful ideas and celebrate the rich tapestry of Black Jewish life, with artful narratives of all kinds, including lyrical performances, keynotes, and photos, from and about the Black Jewish diaspora, and a special talk on the vibrant stories and voices from the Black Jewish queer community. This event is a space for all of us to explore what it means to belong, fostering a more inclusive and peaceful community together.
Join JHub, in collaboration with NextGen and Congregation Beth Ahabah’s YACK, for a Purim party that’s 13 going on 30… JEWStyle!
Sensory-friendly hour
Celebrate Purim with a community–wide festival at the JCC! All ages are welcome for a vibrant day filled with live music, delicious kosher food, carnival games, and family–friendly activities. This year’s theme, Purim Around the World, will bring a global flavor to the celebration with crafts, performances, and experiences inspired by Jewish communities worldwide. Kosher food and beverages available for purchase. Free and open to the community
Join us for the Weinstein JCC’s largest fundraising event of the year—A Night of Magic and Laughter! This unforgettable evening kicks off with a Sponsor Reception for our valued supporters, followed by food, live music, and entertainment for all attendees….
Don’t miss this chance to be part of an extraordinary night!
Join us as we discover the incredible true story of Hanna and Walter Kohner—childhood sweethearts from Czechoslovakia whose lives were torn apart by the Holocaust, yet whose love endured against all odds.
Julie Kohner shares the remarkable love story of her parents, Holocaust survivors Hanna and Walter. Through personal storytelling and a rare 1953 episode of This Is Your Life, she brings their legacy of resilience and hope to life.
Memorial service to commemorate Israel’s fallen soldiers and victims of terrorism. Yom Hazikaron is not simply a day of remembrance. It is a day of deep connection — to families who carry loss every day, to a people whose resilience is written into Jewish history, and to the values of courage, sacrifice, and hope that continue to sustain the State of Israe
Celebrate Israel’s Independence with a vibrant, family–friendly event with food, music, activities, and more for all ages. We will also host the 2nd Annual “Light the Way” torch lighting ceremony in collaboration with Jewish Community Federation of Richmond and community Shlichah Tal. Stay tuned for more details!
Join us for an engaging, hands‑on exploration of how nature‑based play supports whole‑child development. Led by Monica Wiedel‑Lubinski, Executive Director of the Association for Nature‑Based Education (ANBE), this session includes a short keynote and interactive activity stations for both families and educators.
Join Monica Wiedel‑Lubinski and guest presenters from ANBE for a full day of hands‑on professional learning dedicated to nature‑based education. Educators will leave with fresh strategies, classroom‑ready ideas, and deeper confidence in outdoor learning practices.
JPrideRVA creates opportunities for Richmond’s Jewish LGBTQ+ community to proudly embrace and celebrate both these vital facets of identity. At a time of rising antisemitism and legislation targeting the LGBTQ+ community, Jewish spaces must be safe havens for connection, learning, and support.
Ancestral Allyship, a new book by Rabbi Mike Moskowitz, is rooted in the knowledge that how we treat each other defines our religious identity. Allyship is often seen as a response by someone of privilege to the oppression or affliction of another. This is only necessary when the unity of our humanity has already broken down. In the Jewish tradition, we are obligated to proactively prevent this breakdown. When we attach ourselves to God’s expectations of ethical living, cleaving to an ideal way of being, we strive to create a world free from all forms of dehumanization. This book helps us to move closer toward it.
Books will be available for purchase and book signing to follow.
Celebrate Shabbat in full color! Join JHub, NextGen, and Kehillah at the Weinstein JCC for a festive dinner filled with tradition, pride, connection, and community. Come for the challah, stay for the joy!
Monday 5AM-10PM
Tuesday 5AM-10PM
Wednesday 5AM-10PM
Thursday 5AM-10PM
Friday 5AM-6PM
Saturday 7AM-6PM
Sunday 7AM-6PM
Pool opens 30 minutes after facility opening and closes 30 minutes prior to facility closing.
Monday 5AM-10PM
Tuesday 5AM-10PM
Wednesday 5AM-10PM
Thursday 5AM-10PM
Friday 5AM-6PM
Saturday 7AM-6PM
Sunday 7AM-6PM