02 July,2010 08:51 AM IST | | The Guide Team
It's been a year since the Article 377 has been repealed, bringing relief to the LGBT community, and they sure have a reason to celebrate. So what would be a better way than an evening where all can mingle over music, dance, poetry, talk and a lot more? Individuals or groups, whosoever, can come and display, discuss and share their experiences. Also there will be shows by various groups like Mitra and the Naz Foundation, who will be putting up plays, Saheli would be displaying their singing talents, Nirantar would be holding talks about the LGBT community. The judgement would be read out by people from the community.
At: Central Park, Palika Bazaar, Connaught Place
When: Today
Timings: 5.30 pm onwards
FALL IN LINE, OR FALL OUT
A political saga with a luscious topping of love, sex and dhokha, Sudhir Mishra-directed Hazaaron Khwaishein Aisi has everything needed for a repeated watch. Featuring Kay Kay Menon, Shiney Ahuja and Chitrangada Singh, the film is set in India of the late 1960s and early 1970s, when Naxal movement was on rise, and how it changes the lives of three people.
At: Habitat World, India Habitat Centre, Lodhi Road
When: Saturday, July 3
Timings: 7 pm
STORY TO TELL
Every child is special! Here comes a storytelling festival for children. Every child has some quality in him/her so here comes the Panchantantra workshop for your child so that he/she can find out what is his/her special quality. The workshop is meant for children aged between 15 months and 7-8 years. There are different types of activities for parents as well as for children. Anushka, who works in Panchantantrau00a0 School, said, "We involve Panchantantra characters in storytelling so that the children enjoy them." Activities like pottery and yoga will start by 31 August and there is provision for storytelling, art, puppet shows and a few games which will be a part of the workshop. Entry for the workshop is free.
Where: Panchatantra Montessori Junior School, Sector 57, Block -G, Phase II Sushant Lok, Gurgaon
When: July 2 and 3
Timings: 5.30 pm to 7.30 pm
SUNDAY BRUNCH
Enjoy a lazy Sunday afternoon brunch as you unwind and make your way through a wide selection of delectable Parsi cuisine. Take your pick from a spread that includes appetisers like akuri (Parsi spicy scrambled eggs, served with buttered pavs), pigs in a blanket (succulent pork sausages encased in flaky puff pastry). For the main course, dig into patrani macchi, chicken dhansak (boneless chicken cooked in a gravy of pulses and vegetables), grilled polenta with ratatouille (cornmeal cakes topped with vegetables in tomato sauce), celery, pear, stilton and walnut souffle. Round off the meal with desserts like chocolate mousse cannelloni, sticky toffee and date pudding. However, you can also choose to have Bengali cuisine that Brown Sahib is known for. Check out their keemar chop, chaanar chop (crumb-fried cottage cheese and potato balls) and the sweetmeatu00a0-- Lady Canning.
At: Brown Sahib, Second Floor, MGF Metropolitan Mall, Saket
When: Every Sunday, 12 pm to 3.30 pm
Price: Rs 1,299 with alcohol + taxes
Call: 40820027-30
SHUT UP & BOUNCE
Weekend without a late night party is as boring as a weekday. Catch DJ Sumit Sethi and Karan playing commercial Bollywood, house, retro and hip-hop. You can also enjoy the screening of live Fifa World Cup matches and drink special mocktails and cocktails, along with World Cup special snacks. So eat, drink and dance the night away.
At: 201 City Centre Mall, Second Floor, Mehrauli-Guragaon Road
When: Today
Timings: 9 pm onwards
