Every week Vogue gives you a cultural calendar comprising the best of music, art, photography, food and fashion that may just be your respite from the heat.
Surendran Nair's solo at Sakshi Gallery in Mumbai, Craig Wright's play hitting the stage in Bengaluru, a multi-cuisine community dining experience in Chennai and EDM star Markus Schulz's multi-city tour in India are among the highlights from this week.
Read on for what made it to Vogue's list of all things cultural this week.
If you're in Chennai...
Travel the world on a community table
The 'Sunday Social' hosted by The Park Hyatt's The Flying Elephant offers community dining spaces and cuisines from all over the world. Let your taste buds travel from an Italian trattoria to an Asian spice market, and make new friends while you're at it.
When: May 3, Timings: 12pm to 3:30 pm
Where: The Flying Elephant, The Park Hyatt, Raj Bhavan, Chennai. T: 044 7177 1234
If you're in Bengaluru...
Eat-all-you-can at Shiro
Unlimited sushi and maki in a Japanese-style castle? How can we refuse the royal treatment. Laze all you want before you head to Shiro for their 'Lingering Lunch' affair.
When: May 1-3, Timings: 12 pm to 3:30 pm
Where: Shiro, UB City Mall, Bengaluru. T: 080 49652888
See 'The Unseen' this weekend
A darkly humorous play by American playwright Craig Wright, this is the story of Wallace and Valdez holding their faith against a totalitarian regime infused with crime.
When: May 1-2 at 8pm, May 3 at 3 pm and 6:30 pm
Where: Jagriti Theatre: Whitefield, Varthur Road, Bengaluru. Book here.
If you're in Mumbai...
Play the 'Games People Play' by Thukral and Tagra
Think Night at the Museum but by day—and for 100 days. The artist duo insert "real life into the static spaces of Bhau Daji Lad Museum by erecting a life-size glass cabinet". There are also interactive activities to keep you busy—from reciting poetry while weightlifting to texting while cycling.
When: Ongoing till June 9, Timings: 10 am to 6 pm
Where: Bhau Daji Lad Museum, Byculla East, Mumbai
See painter Surendran Nair's solo show
Known for his exploration of mythology in a modern-day context, Nair returns with 'Spatial Arrangements of Colours, Lines, Forms and Desires,' a project he has worked on for four years. Ongoing at Sakshi Gallery through May, the Vadodara-based painter's series gives you an insight into his interpretation of kathakali traditions.
When: Ongoing till May 30, Timings: 6:30pm onwards
Where: Sakshi Gallery, Colaba, Mumbai. RSVP to the event here.
If you're in New Delhi...
Give your home a makeover
Looking to renovate your home? Attend Studio Wood's bi-annual design exhibition, Bespoke Spaces, featuring a collection of furniture and interior products.
When: May 2-3, Timings: 10 am to 7 pm
Where: The Stainless Gallery, The Mira Corporate Suites, New Delhi
If you're in Pune...
Dance to Markus Schulz's beats
The German-American trance legend performs in Hyderabad, Delhi and Pune this weekend as part of the Club Nights series, an extension of Vh1 Supersonic. EDM fans in Pune can head to Blue Frog to dance to 'America's Best DJ of the year 2014' this Saturday.
When: May 2, Timings: 9pm onwards
Where: blueFROG, Ishanya Mall, Pune. Book here.
Find something in your city that you think can make it to Vogue's cultural calendar? Email your contributions at letters@vogue.in
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