From food to comedy Indulge in these unique experiences in Mumbai this weekend

ThursdayFood for the SeoulIndulge in a Korean spread of kimchi doenjang stew and more by chef Shruti Chadharsquos venture Zahvi as part of the Supper Clubs of India food seriesTime 8 pm onwardsAT PCO Cocktail Bar Senapati Bapat Marg Lower ParelLog on to mumbaifoodieCost Rs 3199 limited seatsFridaySet the stageA rehearsal in progress Pic courtesyAditi ChandwaniWitness the second set of Natak Express a play hosted by actor Joy Sengupta where 12 directors playwrights and actors race against Time to bring a performance within 24 hours of rehearsal Time Time 6 pmAT Rangshila Theatre Aram Nagar Harminder Singh Road VersovaLog on to inbookmyshowcomCost Rs 500 onwardsSaturdayFlip the fairy talePriya Aga interacts with children during a previous session Pic courtesyDr Bhau Daji Lad MuseumTake your children for a Read With me session by educator Priya Aga as she narrates stories that reinvent fairy tales and recount the anecdotes of heroic women from the book Good Night Stories for Rebel GirlsTime 11 am to 12 pmAT Education Centre Dr Bhau Daji Lad Museum Veer Mata Jijabai Bhonsle Udyan Dr Babasaheb Ambedkar Marg Byculla EastLog on to urbanautappCost Rs 100 for the session Museum ticket prices applyLaugh riotPics courtesyInstagramChuckle along with standup comics Tushar Poojari and Sharon Verma who will regale you with personal stories and quirky observations in their set Panvel to PatnaTime 7 pmAT The Habitat 1st Floor Hotel Unicontinental 3rd Road Khar WestLog on to inbookmyshowcomCost Rs 399SundayFor womanhoodA moment from a poetry meet Pic courtesyPoets of MumbaiAttend a Marathi poetry session in this collaborative event by Poets of Mumbai and Bolpat that celebrates womanhoodTime 10 amAT Starbucks Prudential Building Hiranandani GardensLog on to poetsofmumbai to register limited spotsBengali folk fervourArnesh Ghose in performance Pic courtesyMythopiaSettle for an evening of Baul songs and stories a type of Bengali folk music session hosted by Mythopia and performed by multidisciplinary artiste and Hindustani singer Arnesh Ghose Influenced by Buddhisim Hinduisim Bengali Vaishnavism and Sufi Islam the musicrsquos origins can be traced back to 15th Century when it first appeared in Bengali literature Ghose will enthrall audiences with his renditions of the musicTime 430 pm to 630 pmAT Mukti Manch Ground floor Bharati House 19 Aram Nagar VersovaCALL 9769695135Cost Rs 300Health resetDr Nandita Shah checks a patient Pic courtesySharanSign up for a health festival featuring sessions on healthy parenting reversing diabetes by Dr Nandita Shah and moreTime 10 am onwardsAT SHARAN Mumbai Centre Moongipa Arcade DN Nagar Andheri WestLog on to sharanindiaorg