If you are wondering how you could spend Women’s Day here are a few ideas to get you started-
“Women’s Day Special” Knife Painting Workshop – ARTh by Kshama
ARTh by Kshama hosted its first independent painting workshop a year back on Women’s Day. The journey ever since has been overwhelming. This workshop is dedicated to all the wonderful women who have been pivotal for ARTh be it family, friends, my team or the amazing participants. So ditch your routine and buckle up as we celebrate Women’s Day whilst painting this gorgeous piece of art made more interesting with the palette knife. A step by step guided art workshop. Participants with no prior experience will also find themselves paint with ease and take home their lovely painting.
Fri, 8 Mar 3:00PM – 6:00PM
Doolally Taproom – Khar , Mumbai
Culinary Craft workshops for Women’s Day
Hone your culinary craft in a delightful array of mocktails making like a drunken archer, Bellini, Beach by the bay, etc at a special workshop curated by experts. Enjoy a special Women’s Day treat on food at half the price.
What: ‘Culinary Craft workshops for Women’s Day’
Where: The Resort
When: 8th March, 2019
Time: 12:00 to 4:00 pm
The She Fest – With live music
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~Her day her way
An all- day event celebrating womanhood in all its glory!!!
Flea stalls by women entrepreneurs, Master class sessions, talk on nutrition, soulful live music, live performances, multi-cuisine buffet and much more to indulge in!!!!
So head out for a date with yourself this Woman’s day on the 8th of March …
Women’s Day Sail
Ladies, take a break from your responsibilities to have a moment to yourself, and commemorate the indomitable feminine spirit aka Girl Power. Picture a calm sea, the soothing breeze, a gorgeous sunset over the Mumbai skyline, yummy food and desserts. Bring your girl gang, your BFFs or just yourself to celebrate this special day dedicated to you.. on a sailboat! To make things special, we are hosting this sail, not on any regular boat but our most sleek sailboat which will be sailed by our lady sailor!
Gateway Of
Who can participate: Family, Friends, kids and Couples (1 to 5 in one sailboat)
Duration: 2 Hours
Where: Gateway of India, Mumbai
Type of boat: Seabird (Open Sailing Boat).
Cruising Capacity: Maximum 5 Pax per boat.
Itinerary:
- Evening 4.00 pm to 6.00 pm
- 3.30 pm: Reach at start point of i.e. near Taj Mahal hotel, colaba. (Jetty No. 5)
- 4.00 pm: Take Motorboat ride from start point to the seabird sailboat.
- Experience a best sunset sailing experience for approx. 1 hour 30 minutes.
- 6.00 pm: Reach to the shore by motorboat.
Includes: Sailing in sea near Mumbai
Exclusions: Any other expenses than Inclusion.
Things to carry:
- Windcheaters /sweater
- At least 2 ltrs of drinking water.
- Photo ID card.
- Electral/Tang powder/Glucose-D/salt
- Cap, camera, mobiles phones, socks, extra pairs of cloths. (if required)
- Any personal medicine.
Fire it out with a Rapid Fire session with the Mystic Monk !! FOR THE WOMAN!
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Multipolis Mumbai: Women and Theatre in the City
NGMA Mumbai and Ministry of Culture, Government of India, and Avid Learning present Multipolis Mumbai: Women and Theatre in the City. In celebration of International Women’s Day 2019, this panel discussion will take a closer look at the Thespian history and legacy of the city with a focus on the women of theatre in Bombay.
Fri, 8 Mar Mumbai,
National Gallery Of Modern Art, Mumbai,6:00 PM western suburbs Creatives
This talk will be part of the Multipolis Mumbai Series that decodes the past while looking to the future and finding novel ways of engaging, interacting with, and reenergizing the city that we love! The second round seeks to plumb new depths and unearth more fascinating nuggets about the ever-surprising Mumbai! This series began and had a successful run in 2012 and has been revived in June 2017.
The second iteration goes deeper with the re-haul of historic precincts, the role of the business families of Bombay, and looking at the city through a child’s eyes. Discussions around how art institutions and practitioners in the city are harnessing the power of tech, how poets and women writers engage with and write about the city, about wildlife in the city and the role of technology in the protection of local biodiversity, and a discussion delving into the virtual and digital world of gaming, its relationship with art and the gaming culture in the city.
Workshops closely looked at celebrated Mumbai architecture (namely Art Deco, Indo-Saracenic, and Victorian Gothic). Panels on the role of philanthropic individuals and institutions and 6:00 PM mapping towns within the city, as well a discussion on heritage textiles, interior finishes, and the Swadeshi movement in the context of Mumbai. Most recently,
Join in for a fascinating look into the unique role of women in Mumbai’s theatrical culture in celebration of International Women’s Day.
Wishing you all in advance
