Khushakriti from Varanasi presents Mandala Mangowood Wall Plate Painting Workshop. What you will learn? A new art form, techniques to paint and benefits of mandala art .. Inclusions of our workshop- ● Guided by artists ● Art materials shall be provided ● 10" Mangowood Wall Plate ● Different designs and patterns Why you should enroll in our workshop? Mandala is a meditative art. It engrosses calm and peace into our life. It brings positive vibes and good energy into our life. Colours make us happy and adds energy into our life. Read More..

Walk into the theatre of short fiction. The drama of this genre, its focus on human nature. Characters who enter and exit. The dialogue. The music and lyrics, the song and dance. The rhythm of a story, its arc, wordcount. The beginning and the ending - and all that stuff that makes up the mysterious middle. Let's call on stage, the Short Story. Read More..

An Evening of Magic is a most amazing magic show presented by `Nakul Shenoy & Friends`, featuring top entertainers and magic acts. Curated and hosted by the internationally-acclaimed mentalist Nakul Shenoy, each event in this series brings unique acts and performances by nationally and internationally acclaimed magicians, alongside some of the most notable up-and-coming stars of magic. This is an evening that is truly magical, and one you will want to experience many times over.  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.  This time the theme is TREES. The Lores can be from folklore, mythology, travels, books etc. If you would like to share a tale, do mail at bangalorestorytellingsociety@gmail.com If you would like to listen, do come at 8.30 am on the 12th of May. About BSS Bangalore Storytelling Society (BSS), a registered body, formed in 2013, is dedicated to reviving, promoting, nurturing the art of oral storytelling and popularizing Read More..

Show your mother how much you love her! Come by to Atta Galatta's fun mother's day card making workshop for kids between 0 and 10, and craft the absolute very best card for your absolute very best mother! Read More..

Atta Galatta and Aristotle`s Writers Club cordially invite you to the latest Writers Meetup in town. Join fellow wordsmiths and storytellers for an inspiring afternoon of creativity at our Writers Club Meet event in the cozy ambiance of the library cafe. Whether you`re a seasoned author, aspiring novelist, or just passionate about penning your thoughts, this gathering is your opportunity to connect with like-minded individuals. Unleash your creativity and let your words flow in the company of kindred spirits at our Writers Club Meet. Bring along your notebook, laptop or tablet and delve Read More..

Atta Galatta and Your View on Books cordially invite you to the latest Bibliophile Meetup in town. Join us for an enriching evening of literary discussion and camaraderie at our Book Club Meet event! Whether you`re a seasoned bibliophile or just discovering the joy of reading, all are welcome to share their insights, opinions, and favorite passages. Engage in lively conversations, exchange recommendations, and bond over our mutual love for literature. Don`t miss out on this opportunity to connect with fellow book enthusiasts and expand your literary horizons! Bring along your favorite bo Read More..

Banned Gals of Lore! An evening filled with laughter where Anamika, Amruta and Spatica take over the stage in their times and do their best for you in the Live audience. The show is hosted by Shankar Chugani! It`s an evening of great laughs at a great price! Come on down! Read More..

The heart has its own ways. It sings its own song and makes one dance to its tunes. Stories simplify the complex. In this session, Ameen shares stories of the heart, from the heart. Come, enjoy, listen, share. Ameen Haque is the founder of StoryWallahs. A story monk, he loves researching, listening to and collecting stories apart from climbing hills and playing table tennis. Read More..

In 2008, journalist Arun Ezhuthachan decided to investigate whether the banned dance bars of Mangaluru would continue illegally. What he stumbled upon, however, was an intricate web of old beliefs and new-age oppression – the modern devadasi. Young girls were dedicated to temples, only to end up as mistresses of upper-caste men and abandoned once they were older. Speaking to locals, NGOs and the devadasis themselves, Arun began to follow the whispered clues to these forsaken women in all corners of India. In rural Karnataka, he meets devadasis clinging to their faith despite intense e Read More..