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..

15 years after the brutal events of February 2020 in Delhi, a nation reckons with the truth of what really happened. In parallel, there is the urgent matter of 72 arrested goats and an unfolding conspiracy. "That which is denied must be imagined" (Sartre) Set in an imagined future and based on real events, this is a project in narrative justice delivered via the performative. Using a satirical lens, the play questions the complicity and inaction of various groups involved in the denial of justice. Supported by The Edinburgh Festival Fringe Society and Pickle Factory Dance Fo Read More..

A peek into 2024, come explore what the months of 2024 hold in store. Where is the Crane going? Why did she come to India flying from so far away? What did the Kangaroo tell the Crane? ...and more questions, some answers and lots of illustrations, with guest speaker Srinidhi V, Principal Software Engineer. Read More..

Is religion fundamentally anti-human? If yes, what are the essential characteristics that make it so? The talk will explore the deleterious effects that religion has on a human being and comment on measures to counter these effects within one's own self. Read More..

Read A Kitaab is an unbiased community of Readers, Booklovers, writers and artists. We strive to provide the community an ecosystem with an online library, book discussions, author meet, book of the month, monthly meets, newsletters & much more... Read A Kitaab is a calm & comfort space to be yourself, to discuss books and life with no bars on age/gender/ethnicity/political views etc. Join us for this cozy December meet on 17th December to discuss what we read in 2023 and what are our Reading goals (if any) for 2024 Read More..

International storytellers Michael Harvey and Shereen Saif come together for an interactive performance lecture on mythology as a genre of storytelling. Weaving through ancient tales rooted in their respective cultures: Welsh and Indian, the performers open up a dialogue about mythology as a celebration of multiplicity and its relevance in our chaotic, modern world. Read More..

What to expect: ●        90 Minutes of allowing our hands to show us what our heads don’t know ●        Drawing to discover ourselves and the world around us ●        Prompts, exercises and practices that will allow you to adopt drawing as a sustainable well-being practice The session will include but not be limited to: ●        Visual language as a way of seeing and communicating ●        Read More..

Mindtalk aims to create a community that will support mental wellbeing in all forms. We believe in arts being one of the most powerful mediums to achieve that. Speak your mind, sing your hearts out, lull us with poetry or enchant us with your stories. The mic is all yours. Express yourself. No judgement, we promise. We'll listen to you with the utmost attention. Read More..

Atta Galatta and Niyogi Books warmly invite you to the launch of Niyogi Books’ latest children’s imprint, Perky Parrot! The Carrot Soup by author and chef Sadaf Husain, Solar System in Verse by Biman Nath, Living in Dreamtime by Usha, and Wayel Kati by Linthoi Chanu – all books published under the Perky Parrot Imprint – will be launched as part of the event. Theatre troupe Bhandutvas will perform two entertaining plays for children, and author Biman Nath will conduct a space workshop and quiz. Come to Atta Galatta with your families for an evening of festive fun! Read More..

A bit of Cheese; A bit of Chat is Kingshuk Ganguly’s first book of 35 short stories. It’s all of 60 pages. It started with Linkedin posts and articles, about 10 years ago. Actually, much before that – when his Thakuma (Granny) started telling stories and putting him to sleep. He would usually fall asleep first. The story finished after or, at least, so he thinks because he doesn’t recall asking for a second story. That left another imprint – that stories should be calming / soothing. In this collection, you will come across everyday events that left an impre Read More..