One of nine performances of “Hole in the Wall,” a new comedy by playwright Jeff Hughes directed by acclaimed actor Christopher Denham. The play, about a struggling working class couple who can’t catch a break, asks the question: what happens when they actually do? Tickets are available here, and see our story for more about the play. Sunday matinees feature a Q&A with Mr. Hughes after the show.

In a session about determining if a treasured book is valuable and how to possibly sell it, Weston bookseller Edward Crafts tells how to assess the value of books and explains options, including dealers, auctions, Internet sales, or donation. He will also provide an on-the-spot book valuation (one book per family). The session is free, with registration required, here .

The annual Weston League of Women Voters community discussion of civic affairs with Town officials on hand to answer questions in a moderated exchange. Among the panelists: the first selectwoman, members of the boards of Selectmen, Education, Finance, Police and Planning and Zoning commissions, the chief of police, and the superintendent of schools. Refreshments available.

Masayo Ishigure, a master of traditional Japanese music, appears in the latest edition of Sunday Soundscapes. Ms. Ishigure is a renowned virtuoso on koto and shamisen, stringed instruments that for hundreds of years have defined a distinctively Japanese style of musical expression. A donation of $20 for adults and $10 for students is suggested, but not required. You can reserve a seat here.