Things to do in Zürich on Wednesday 4 November

Rachmaninoff - The Three Operas: directed by Tcherniakov.

The Threepenny Opera: Brecht and Weill on Mackie Messer.

State of Asia Address: overview of Asia's developments.

Connected Nature: an exhibition on wildlife in the city.

Collecting – Knowing – Acting: succulents on Lake Zurich.

Auf Kaktus-Safari mit Sara Dorn: kids' discovery tour.

zustandsgestalten: Pulfer's installation among succulents.

Tsurigo – Berufsqual: improv theatre about career choice.

Füür Lili: puppet theater by Mösli and Praxmarer, ages 4 up.

A Talent for Murder: drama about Patricia Highsmith.

Ten Lives: 200 years of Zurich history via audio guide.

Talk: Ancient Greece in Assassin’s Creed Odyssey.

Expovina Weinschiffe 2026: wine masterclasses with experts.

Villa Kun(s)terbunt: art studio fun for ages 3 to 6.

Kinder-Uni Winterthur: How computers learn to talk to us.

Clayface: horror thriller from DC Studios, with Naomi Ackie.

Käfer: theatre about Gregor's transformation, for ages 5 up.

Frank & Louis: Petra Volpe's drama of two inmates' bond.

Dungeons & Dragons oneshot: beginner-friendly role-play.

D&D horror oneshot for beginners.

Dungeons & Dragons Oneshot: role-playing a trade caravan.

Groove Dance: a dance class that turns into a party.

«Narzisstisch sind nur die anderen!» – a talk on narcissism.

Sense and Sensibility: Jane Austen love drama.

Next Mission Shokupan: baking course with Seri Wada.

Afterwork on Ice: free skating after work.

Afterwork on Ice: Free skating evening for adults.

Guided tour: Modern physics research at UZH.

State of Asia Address: Kevin Rudd on China's rise and Asia.

Bulgarian kaval: beginner workshop on the flute.

Jörg Scheller on concrete art and bodybuilding.

Truth and Lies series: a lecture on Plato's noble lie.

Ceramic Painting: Teal Next Time – paint a plate.

Wheel-throwing Taster: ceramics workshop for beginners.

Wagdy El Komy: Noah's Ark in 21st-century asylum debates.

Die Flut ist nicht vorbei: reading with Wagdy El Komy.

Re:vision: Thomas Binotto on François Ozon's 8 femmes.

Rachmaninoff's three one-act operas, staged by Tcherniakov.

Seltene Enten: a chamber grotesque by Jens Nielsen.

Two votes, one question: discussion on pensions and taxes.