Saint Louis Jewish Book Festival

The St. Louis Jewish Book Festival is an annual celebration of authors, books, and ideas during early November, with additional author events year-round. The range of author topics is vast: business, cooking, economics, family, fiction, history, music, religion, sports, and more.

Now in its 45th year, the Festival is nationally recognized for both its excellence and its size - it is one of the largest in the country with more than 10,000 audience members annually. People from all backgrounds and religions come to Festival events to hear premier speakers, share their thoughts, and ask questions.

Schedule of Events:

5:00 pm: Adam Nimoy

The Most Human: Reconciling with My Father, Leonard Nimoy

Join Adam Nimoy for an emotionally charged exploration of family dynamics and personal growth in his poignant memoir, The Most Human. As the son of the legendary Leonard Nimoy, Adam delves into the complexities of their relationship, revealing the struggles and triumphs that shaped their bond. Through heartfelt anecdotes and honest reflections, he shares how his father's legacy influenced his views on love, marriage, parenting, and the journey toward sobriety. This intimate discussion promises to resonate with anyone who has grappled with the complexities of familial relationships and the search for identity amidst personal challenges.

Location: The J, Mirowitz Performing Arts Center

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7:30 pm: Brian Levant and Fred Fox Jr.

50 Years of Happy Days: A Visual History of An American Television Classic

Relive the magic of television's golden age with Brian Levant, one of the original writers of the iconic series Happy Days. In this captivating multimedia presentation, Levant takes the audience behind the scenes, sharing never-before-seen blooper reels, heartfelt stories, and fascinating insights about the beloved characters that captured the hearts of viewers. Join us for a nostalgic evening filled with laughter and reflection on the cultural impact of this classic show, celebrating the legacy of joy it continues to bring to audiences of all ages.

Location: The J, Mirowitz Performing Arts Center

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