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If you're looking for unique and engaging experiences in Bengaluru this week, there's plenty to explore. From a Thai culinary pop-up to a terrarium workshop, here are five activities you won't want to miss:
Nara Thai, renowned for its authentic Thai cuisine and recognised in the Michelin Guide, is teaming up with Yauatcha Bengaluru for an exclusive three-day pop-up event. This is your chance to indulge in the rich culinary heritage of founders Narawadee Srikarnchana and Sirisopa Chulasewok. The menu will feature traditional Thai dishes such as Tom Yum soup, Tom Kha soup, Sweet Corn Som Tam salad, and Larb Gai (North-eastern spicy chicken salad). Don’t miss out on the crowd-favourite Tofu Satay, grilled chicken with Thai herbs, and other delicacies.
When: August 23 to August 25, 2024
Where: Yauatcha, Bangalore
Prepare for a sensory journey with Goom Gum at Sunburn Union. This night promises a fusion of deep beats and artistic expression, offering a rhythmic experience where music meets visual art.
When: August 24, 7:30 PM onwards
Where: Sunburn Union, Bengaluru
If you have a green thumb or simply love nature, this terrarium workshop is perfect for you. Learn the art of creating lush, self-contained ecosystems in glass containers. From layering soil to selecting the ideal plants, this hands-on workshop will guide you through crafting a beautiful terrarium to take home.
When: August 25, 9:00 AM
Where: West of Chord Road, Bengaluru
Calling all coffee lovers! Dive deep into the world of coffee with ARAKU Coffee’s Sensory Essentials workshop. This session will take you through the nuances of coffee flavours, origins, processing methods, and roasting techniques. By the end, you’ll be able to taste and evaluate coffee like a pro and earn an honorary diploma in Coffee 101.
When: August 24, 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM
Where: ARAKU Coffee, Bengaluru
Every Sunday, KOKO Bengaluru offers an exquisite Sakura Brunch that takes you on a culinary journey across Asia. With signature soups, refreshing salads, a moving dim sum trolley, and a live noodle and wonton bar, this brunch is an experience not to be missed. Complement the meal with KOKO’s impressive beverage program and end on a sweet note with decadent desserts.
When: Every Sunday
Where: KOKO, Old Airport Road, Bengaluru
The 14th Bangalore Queer Film Festival kicked off on August 23 at Medai — The Stage, Koramangala. Running until August 25, this community-funded event will showcase 50 films, including feature films, documentaries, experimental films, and shorts. Highlights include the Kannada film "Dvamdva" and the Meiti film "Oneness." The festival features films in multiple languages, such as Malayalam, Gujarati, and Punjabi, as well as international entries in Italian, Portuguese, Cantonese, and Swahili. Screenings are from 9 AM to 7:30 PM. For more details, visit bqff.in.
