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Pune, this end of the week: Walking outing to old city, open mic and much more

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The Western Routes has coordinated a mobile outing to the old city of Pune, which is loaded with fascinating accounts of the ascent and fall of the Peshwas, noteworthy markets, diverse compositional styles of landmarks, sanctuaries and houses. You will find out about the customary workmanship and art frames that have been important for the city’s set of experiences. On February 21, 9 AM – 12 PM. Meeting Point: Shaniwar Wada (Dilli Darwaja). Passage: Rs 500 for each individual

Amusing Folks

In the event that you have an ability for comedy, poetry, storytelling and music, the open mic at The Book Establishment Cafe is the place where you can perform to a learned crowd. The scene notices exacting social removing and cleaning rules. On February 18, 7.30 pm. Passage: Rs 150

Various Visions

Beginnings of a Perennial Bouquet, a display curated by Bose Krishnamachari highlights works that mirror a scope of material, artisanship and workmanship. Among the highlighted specialists is Benitha Perciyal, whose training embodies the utilization of basically natural materials, with a solid spotlight on those that initiate olfactory encounters, for example, myrrh, cinnamon and frankincense; Tanya Goel, who centers around finished shades however she utilizes an assorted exhibit of materials from metropolitan climes, for example, aluminum, solid, glass, soil and mica to emphasize the similarly adaptable impact of light on them; Manish Nai, who is separate by his push on moderation at a time where excessive ornamentation is the standard; and Sumedh Rajendran, in whose works one discovers conflicting qualities and social lack of concern compared. At Vida Heydari Contemporary Art Gallery till February 28.

Light and Shadow

An exhibition, named Tholu Bommalata, brings the conventional shadow theater custom of Andhra Pradesh to online execution. Tholu Bommalata allude to manikins made from goat and sheepskin and planned and painted by craftsmans. They show up in front of an audience, behind a white blind, and the crowd can just view the hued shadows, however not the real manikins, by methods for a light source. In the presentation, painting, music, dance, etching, acting and account narrating meet up in an arresting performer. On BookMyShow on February 15 forward. Charges: Rs 30.

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