On April 30, as Louiz Banks, Ustad Zakir Hussain, Sanjay Divecha and other acclaimed musicians take the stage at Tata Theatre to celebrate International Jazz Day, it will be the last big concert to be held at the iconic venue at the National Centre for the Performing Arts before it closes down.

It will, however, reopen in June. For the 1,010-seater theatre, which was inaugurated by the then Prime Minister Indira Gandhi in 1980, is all set for version 2.0, as is every other venue at the cultural haven that kisses the Arabian Sea from the southern tip of Marine Drive.