
What: The Sidd Coutto Experience comes with Aditya Ashok (Skyharbor, Ox7gen, Goddess Gagged) taking charge of percussions this weekend.
Where: The High Spirits Café
When: September 2, 9pm
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Music
Old is gold
What: Shabda Mohini, a musical programme has been organised at the Pune Festival, 2017. The event will see renditions of translations of popular Marathi and Hindi songs in Urdu, Bengali, German and other languages while retaining the format of the original songs. Audience will be treated to songs like Hi Chal Turuturu, Ranjish Hi Sahi, Ekach Ya Janmi Janu, Kala Jya Laglya Jeeva, Aapki Yaad Ati Rahi and Ekla Cholo. The event is conceptualised by Manjiri Dhamankar. The singers will include Anuradha Marathe, Manjiri Dhamankar, Vrunda Kulkarni and Jaydeeep Dhamdhere. Music will be played by Mohnish Jaju (Tabla), Makrand Pandit (Harmonium), Onkar Patankar (Synthesiser), Swanand Karandikar (Side Rhythm) and Pravin Hugar (Sitar). The event will be anchored by Medha Gokhale.
Where: Balgandharva Rang Mandir, JM road
When: September 3, 5pm
Entry: Free
What: The Sidd Coutto Experience comes with Aditya Ashok (Skyharbor, Ox7gen, Goddess Gagged) taking charge of percussions this weekend.
Where: The High Spirits Café
When: September 2, 9pm

What: Nu Edge, Pune's Alternative Rock band, is all set with their best tracks just for you. From Retro to Rock to some Classics and a dash of Sufi, they have everything you need to get your groove on. So come down to Wynkk the Lounge & Bar for the performance of this brilliant band.
Where: WYNKK The Lounge & Bar
When: September 2, 8.30pm
Food

What: It’s the time of the year when people of Kerala celebrate Onam with a lot of gusto. The restaurant will welcome the spirit of King Maveli with its huge array of signature Malayali dishes prepared by chef Manu Nair and his team. To name a few, among the starters, you can enjoy Pazham Puri- Kerala banana fritters and the Parippu Vada Lentil Patties fried to perfection. In the main course, the signature dishes of Onam, like Olan and Avial can be had along with Puzhukal Arri Choru, which is the traditional red rice from Kerala.
Where: Southindies, Ganeshkind road, Shivajinagar
When: September 2-6, Lunch 12 noon to 3.30pm and dinner 7pm to 11pm
What: Bring in the Malayali new year at The Orchid Hotel this year. Celebrate Onam the traditional way as Boulevard recreates Kerala. Live the vibe with decor and music from God’s Own Country. Be greeted by staff in traditional attire and feel at home whilst savouring Onam staples such as Rassam, Parippu curry, Aviyal, Sweet Pongal and many more.
Where: Boulevard, The Orchid Hotel, Balewadi
When: September 1 to 3, Lunch 12:30 – 3 pm and Dinner 7- 11 pm

What: Binge on an authentic Maharashtrian meal that has been put together by our in-house specialist. A special menu that has been carefully made with dishes which are specifically made for Naivedyam or pooja.
Where: The Eatery at Four Points by Sheraton, Pune
When: Ongoing till September 5, 12.30pm to 3pm
What: Kaappi invites all the foodies in town to be part of our three days Eid and Onam celebration with special combo offers.
Where: Kaappi resto cafe, Paud road, Kothrud
When: September 2, 8am
Art
What: Kala Kollective aims to bring to you art, music and creative workshops, performances, gigs, games along with a space that welcomes you to showcase your art or practice with the masters. Make conversations over books, memories over art, strengthen your friendships and make some new over food.
Where: Kala Kollective, Rajashree Vintage, off Shankersheth road
When: Ongoing till September 2, 10pm

What: Gyaan Adab Book Club presents a discussion on ‘The Handmaid’s Tale’ led by Sunita Shetty. Join us for a discussion on the relevance of this book today.
What: Pagdandi Books Chai Café, Baner
When: September 2, 11am-12pm

What: Kalamwali shows why exactly is Ganesha so widely loved, by narrating some classic tales of Ganesha to them. A three-hour session with several tales, illustrations, some fun enacting and endless giggles.
Where: Kalamwali, Bhandarkar road
When: September 2, 4-7pm
What: Amol Pawar is a Pune-based young and promising professional artist, whose exhibition titled ‘Shakti’, as a concept personifies the divine creative power, not only in the female form but also male form.
Where: Art2Day Gallery located on Bhandarkar Institute road, Above Skoda Showroom
When: Inauguration on September 3, 5pm, exhibition on till September 17, 11am -7pm