From musicals to catwalks: Here is how you can make the most of June in Mumbai

Walk with dinosThe Lost World is a prehistoric wonderland with 48 feet largerthanlife extinct species Take your child to experience 11 largerthanlife animatronics animals such as the woolly mammoth and the sabretoothed tigergtgtgtWHERE Nexus Seawoods Mall NerulWHEN June 4 multiple timingsPRICE Rs 399TO BOOK insiderinRock the nightPICMITHUN BHAT VIVEK MOHANBengalurubased rock band Parvaaz is on a threecity tour with The Songs We Love To Hate and they are stopping by Mumbai The set list for this tour has been curated after polls from fans across all cities Watch Parvaaz play their contemporary Indian music with progressive rock influences along with guest musicians from each host citygtgtgtWHERE AntiSOCIAL Lower ParelWHEN June 22 9 PM onwardsPRICE Rs 1299TO BOOK skillboxescomCat walkWant to show off your pretty kitty Or just want to admire at a clowder walking down the ramp This show touted as Asiarsquos biggest cat show is where you should be at With over nine cat breeds and 1000s of felines in a fashion show activity zone adoption zones photography booths you can network among other professionals in the industry as well as attend talks and discussionsgtgtgtWHERE CIDCO Exhibition Centre VashiWHEN June 11 10 AM onwardsPRICE Rs 499TO BOOK felineclubinIndia that kids madeThe Conference of Birds is a Sufi and Hamiltoninspired hiphop Broadwaystyle musical that explores the idea of India This Teach For India musical has a group of students from municipal schools embark on a journey of liberty equality fraternity and justice They discover that the way to make India more equitable lies in each of themgtgtgtWHERE St Andrews AuditoriumWHEN June 4 12 PM to 130 PM 6 PM to 730 PMPRICE Rs 500 onwardsTO BOOK bookmyshowcomMeet a person with a skill you can useProtima Tiwary and Shalvi Mangaonkar BiswasBranding and content professionalsgtgtgtAVAILABLE FOR Branding strategy content social media managementCHARGES On a project basisCONTACT TheMill_in InstagramThe Mill is a community of remote workers that get together to work on branding projects What sets the Mill apart is that they treat their writers with as much as importance their clients ensuring a worklife balance and timely payments Cofounder Protima Tiwary says ldquoWe started in 2021 when my cofounder Mangaokar Biswas and I got together and decided to split work and share resources in a way that helped us both work together on all brands This made us realise that we had the bandwidth to do more and we worked well together with similar working styles and time management capabilitiesrdquo Currently The Mill has around 15 freelancers from Mumbai Bangalore Pune Kolkata and GoaRECOMMENDED BY Sowyma T entrepreneur ldquoI have been working with The Mill for over eight months now What I loved about them is that they donrsquot make you feel like a newbie trying to build a small homegrown brand It feels just like working with a group of friends wanting the best for you ldquo