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Watch a teleplay this weekend

Ladies Sangeet is a theatrical modern-classical treat, directed by Purva Naresh. It is about a young girl Radha who is to wed her beau Siddharth at her ancestral home. The teleplay stars Joy Sengupta, Loveleen Mishra, Nidhi Singh and Sarika Singh among others.
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WHERE: Dish TV, D2H Rangmanch Active
WHEN: November 28, 2 PM and 6 PM

For fitness and fun

Elysium Calisthenics Park is organising a meet-up for those who practise calisthenics regularly and would want to meet like-minded people. It is India's first official calisthenics and street workout park, and is the perfect spot to meet fellow people from the calisthenics community. They also train students and conduct events and competitions at the park.
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WHERE: Elysium Calisthenics Park, Bandra West
WHEN: November 28, 3 PM to 6 PM
CALL: 7506260907

Treat yourself to a spa day

Spend a day relaxing with Della Resorts and Spa's 24-hour spa service. There are different massages and treatments to choose from, such as deep tissue massages, jet lag treatments, hot stone therapies, Thai poultice therapy, bamboo massage therapy and a lot more.
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WHERE: Della Resorts and Spa
PRICE: Rs 3,000 onwards
TO BOOK: www.dellaresorts.com/spa

A musical treat for children

This year, the Children's World Music Festival is featuring Huun-Huur-Tu, a musical group from the Republic of Tuva on the Russian-Mongolian border. Their music includes elements of throat singing with sounds like those of a flute, a whistle or a bird, all products of the human voice, and native Tuvan instruments.
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WHERE: Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Vastu Sangrahalaya
WHEN: November 28, 10.30 AM to 11.30 AM
PRICE: Rs 250
TO REGISTER: TenderRootsInida/Facebook

Meet a person with a skill you can use

Ami Kothari, 44 Table top curator

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Available for: Table styling workshops
Charges: Online workshops start at Rs 1,500 and in-person workshops at Rs 3,500
Email: info@diningcouture.com

Dining Couture by Ami Kothari offers three types of table styling workshops. There are two-hour sessions for participants on how to use things that are readily available around the house, in kitchen cabinets, and kids' cupboards as well as their existing crockery to style tables. The sessions are also designed around themes like high tea, celebrations, Indian festivals, everyday styling and specific cuisines. She also conducts full-day, intensive masterclasses for people in the catering industry or for those looking at table styling as a profession. Kothari also offers training for hospitality brands and curates experiences for their guests, streamlining these for specific hotels accoridng to their requirement. While Kothari conducted online workshops during the lockdown, she has now restarted in-person sessions and has conducted over 250 workshops across the country as well as internationally.

RECOMMENDED BY: Monisha Karnani, floral designer, says, "I have attended Ami's workshops and masterclasses where one learns to make a regular dinner look elaborate and personalised. She can use the simplest of things and make them look beautiful and creative. Ami is patient, helpful and generous."