National Holocaust Centre and Museum, Nottinghamshire

Fabricated?

Conceptual artist Caren Garfen responds to the rise in anti-Jewish conspiracy theories, misinformation and fabrications on social media with her meticulously hand-stitched works, which are displayed in this exhibition. Her small, detailed embroideries include that of the miniature home of a Jewish family in 1930s Germany and 600 yellow stars, each representing 10,000 Jews murdered in the Holocaust.

No end date specified

NG22 0PA. www.holocaust.org.uk

Tuesday 9 December - Saturday 3 January

Fiddler on the Roof

Following its sold-out run at Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre in the summer, Jordan Fein’s production of Fiddler on the Roof embarks on a UK tour. Travel back to the small village of Anatevka and watch as Jewish milkman Tevye navigates life with his wife Golde and five daughters. With each daughter rebelling against his strong Jewish beliefs, can Tevye embrace the unfamiliar in a changing world or will he stick to his roots? Featuring classics such as ‘If I Were a Rich Man’, ‘Matchmaker’ and ‘Sunrise, Sunset’.

7.30pm (Mon-Sat), 2.30pm (Wed, Thu & Sat only). From £18. The Alexandra, Birmingham, B5 4DS. www.fiddlerontheroofuk.com

Friday 26 – Wednesday 31 December

Limmud Festival

Immerse yourself in Jewish life at one of the UK’s biggest celebrations of Judaism, with an unparalleled line-up of speakers, fascinating sessions and a vibrant, inclusive community spirit. From renowned educators to award-winning performers, Limmud Festival unites some of the best in Jewish talent to create an unforgettable experience.

Times vary. With accommodation: £739-£1129, £639-£970 (Sat-Wed), £565-£864 (Sun-Wed); Festival only: £65-£130/day. Hilton Birmingham Metropole, B40 1PP. www.limmud.org