From music to moon: Five exciting things to do in Mumbai

Walking through the storiesUnveil the history behind Mumbairsquos iconic buildings and streets with the Mumbai Fact amp Fiction walking tour Along the way hear accounts of diarists novelists and poets like Kipling and Rushdie who each have their own story to narrate about this City of DreamsgtgtgtWhere Fort Mumbai Maharashtra IndiaWhen Ongoing till July 13Price Rs 1000To Book UrbanautcomMusic for your heartIf the rhythm of music pulls at your heartstrings seize this opportunity to learn ukulele and guitar from music enthusiast and entrepreneur Aman Gujral at Adagio With the flexibility of choosing songs that resonate with your emotions their sessions will leave you with a resounding experiencegtgtgtWhere Bandra amp ChemburPrice First Free Demo SessionTo Book 9930008054Moon musingsUnleash your inner artist with Nava by Vama Shahrsquos 3D Moon Lamp Art Workshop where you will be guided through the creation of your own DIY moon mirror lampgtgtgtWhere Love amp Latte VersovaWhen June 30Price Starting Rs 2499TO BOOK Instagram nava_byvamashahKids speak your mindThey say kids expressing their thoughts is the most beautiful thing So Ignite your kidrsquos creative spark with this open mic event where they can jam to music sing and recite poetrygtgtgtWhere Dorangos Hall 2 MumbaiWhen June 30 to July 28Price Rs 100 OnwardsTo Book bookmyshowcomGroove your way throughTake an escape from everyday hustle and recharge at a Dance Therapy Workshop by Meraki Performing Arts Studio This beginnerfriendly session is all about feeling good through dancing mitigating the fear of not being trained and giving you a platform to explore your dancing shoes So ditch the stress put on some comfy clothes and get ready to have some fungtgtgtWhere Meraki Performing Arts StudioWhen July 6Price Rs 799To Book bookmyshowcomMeet a person with a skill you can useMahima Bhalotia Social media educatorgtgtgtAVAILABLE FOR Private Group and exclusive Women batchesPRICE Rs 300Navigating through the complexities of technology can be difficult especially for the elders Mahima bridges this very gap through her organisation The Social Paathshala where she teaches elders across all walks of life including professionals and homemakers ldquoAfter teaching WhatsApp features to the elders of my family during the Lockdown I realised that this generation is quite interested in learning the intricacies of technology So on my motherrsquos insistence I decided to start this organisationrdquo says Mahima With years of experience in marketing an communication she has taught almost 5000 students in her classesRECOMMENDED BY Captain Haridasan Retired naval officer lsquoSocial Paathshala is a boom for seniors What impressed me the most was Mahimarsquos knack for assessing the student and their requirements and modulating the syllabus accordingly She is extremely thorough with the subject making her sessions remarkably interestingrsquo