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Going to the movies this weekend? Or a lunch at that same restaurant you went to last week? Why not give the two days an interesting spin and head out for a music festival or even a heritage walk? If you are up for it, then look no further. We bring you the best round-up of all the interesting things happening in the capital this weekend that you definitely must check out:
For history lovers, there's no better place to call home than Delhi. And if you think that you have seen it all, the city is sure to surprise you, for each nook holds stories centuries old. If you are interested in unearthing some of them, join the Tawaif & Kothas heritage walk that takes you from the bylanes of Chawri Bazaar to give you a glimpse of the lives of the "dancing girls." Book here.
When: February 4 | 9:30 AM
Price: INR 650 onwards
If you won't mind an evening of soulful music, this is exactly where you need to be. Being held at Sunder Nursery, the fest is an ode to folk and indie music from all over India, from Kashmir to Assam. The fest boasts an impressive line-up of artists, including Abha Hanjura, Trance Effect, UNB, Raman Negi, Faisal Ashoor, and RHEM. In addition to music, you can even taste some delicious Himalayan cuisine.
When: February 4 | 4 PM
Price: Free
Where: Sunder Nursery
Art is therapeutic, and there's no better way to catch a break from the long week than to indulge in creating your own. Hosted by the Kiran Nadar Museum of Art, you can look forward to learning the technique of monoprinting using various materials in this workshop. The workshop will be led by visual artist Shivangi Ladha. There are limited seats, so hurry and book your slot.
When: February 4 | 2 PM
Price: INR 500 onwards; book here
Where: Kiran Nadar Museum of Art, Saket
Whether you simply love shopping or are looking for the perfect decor piece for that empty corner, you are sure to find something at the Surajkund Crafts Mela, which is back with its 37th edition. The annual mela features kiosks set up by artisans selling their traditional crafts, from fabrics and weaves to sculptures and jewellery, in addition to lip-smacking food. Moreover, you can also find handicrafts unique to Kazakhstan, China, Russia, Uzbekistan, Azerbaijan, Armenia, Turkey, Cambodia, and the UAE.
When: February 3-18
Price: INR 120 (entry at the location)
Where: Surajkund Mela Ground, Faridabad
