Amar Chitra Katha Day at Atta Galatta promises a day full of fun and bonding for families and friends! Storytelling, drawing, quizzes, adventures and more, there’s something for people of all ages. Team ACK has a full schedule of events planned along with fun daylong activities going on at the side. It’s a great way to spend a day with your favourite people, characters and stories. Daylong Ongoing Activities  Colouring Booth - ACK will provide the art, you provide your creativity. Older members of the group can sharpen their inking skills while the young ones can get cr Read More..

Dastan Tilism-e-Hoshruba is a classic Dastangoi performance, narrating one of the stories from the most extensive Urdu literature to exist: Tilism-e-Hoshruba, also known as Dastan-e-Ameer Hamza. Dastangoi as a performing art is said to have originated in the Persian world and in Indian subcontinent it arrived in around 12-13th Century and eventually became a popular narrative performing art form. It was at its peak during 18th and 19th Century. Its popularity started declining in the early 20th Century and ultimately it went completely extinct until mid-2000s when it was revived, thanks to Read More..

The monthly meet-up for adults by the BANGALORE STORYTELLING SOCIETY, that began in 2013, aims to revive the traditional way of sharing tales amidst a gathering.  It has always taken the effort to bring the community together, with an intention to bring people together through stories. The dragonfly symbolizes joy and freedom, reminding us to live in the moment. The theme for June is 'Live in the moment'. We are sure the idea of telling a story on this theme is kind of enticing you to tell one. Please send us an email at bangalorestorytelling@gmail.com once you have zeroed i Read More..

What facts of reality necessitate political freedom for human beings? What is the objective need for the principle of individual rights? What are the philosophical roots of political concepts like "rights" and "freedom"? To be an effective upholder of human freedom, it is critical to understand the subject at hand at a fundamental level, and not hold conceptual approximations. If you are not conceptually clear on what you are striving for, you are at the risk of acting for the opposite cause. Read More..

Which family wins? Parents, grandparents, children, all get to participate in this quiz. Emotions run high as you compete with other groups and answer questions from Amar Chitra Katha titles ranging from mythology and folktales to history and literature. You might be surprised at how much you know! And the best part – grand prizes await! Read More..

An adrenaline boosting activity for the whole family. Each group has to find a clue, after which they will be given tasks of increasing levels of complexity. The first group to complete the tasks wins! Read More..

Indic Mythology is full of answers to the many whys of our culture. Join Lavanya Prasad as she explores and brings forth the marvellous stories from the Indic Mythology through music, dance and theatre. It's " Back to school" time and what better time to explore the stories of Gurus and Sishyas and that too from our very own land! Come and listen to stories of Strict, daring, powerful, kind, loving Gurus and Shishyas from our very own Indic Mythology. There is a surprise DIY craft too. Don't miss it! Read More..

Team Amar Chitra Katha is going to tell you not one but two stories! We will act, sing, and completely immerse ourselves in the story so that you and your young ones will be immersed in them too. We welcome you to clap, sing and jump along with us! After each story, we will teach the children how to draw the characters in the story they just heard. This will be a simple, fun-filled activity where they will see how simple shapes can be used to make almost anything.  Read More..

Introducing Keerthy Karthikeyan and Shalini Vijayagopalan, who will be presenting to you a margam. This margam is unique in that it will showcase not one but two traditional dance forms, Bharatnatyam and Mohiniyattom, and conclude with a jugalbandi performance showcasing both dance forms. Ganesha Stuti, Alarippu, Shabdam, Kriti Varnam Padam, and Thillana comprise the Margam sequence, which feature well-known traditional compositions. Padmabhooshan Sri Balasaraswati has likened the Margam to entering a great temple. When we approach a temple, we enter through the Gopuram (Alaripu) entrance, Read More..