From Ed Sheeran’s comeback after 7 years to Holi parties with Marshmello and Zomaland’s culinary delights, the month of March has got your dopamine hit covered. Art shows like ‘Vichitra’ and ‘Ghosts in my Sleep’ will let their guests immerse in the chaotic universe of meaninglessness, whereas the Jive workshop in Goa will leave the toe-tappers amused. Here is a list of events to look forward to in March.
Zomaland
Have we already got your attention, foodies? This Zomaland finale is all set to make your body and taste buds groove. Indulge in some of the finest delights and enjoy live performances from artists like KING, Jonita Gandhi, When Chai Met Toast, Hanumankind, Atul Khatri, Gaurav Kapoor and many more.
When: 16th and 17th March
Where: NICE Ground, Bangalore
Bookings: zomato.com
Keita Miyazaki at Akara Contemporary
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Born in Tokyo, Keita Miyazaki’s sculptures strike a discord and aesthetic intrigue among art connoisseurs. His sculptures are made from parts of automobiles and handmade papers, giving out a result that is not anywhere near their original shape and form. The solo exhibition is rightly titled, ‘Blooming at the End of the World’.
When: 14th March-20th April
Where: Akara Contemporary, Colaba, Mumbai
Ed Sheeran Mathematics India Tour
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Ed Sheeran is all set to make his comeback to India after 7 years and oh it just feels “perfect”. For the final leg of his Asia and Europe Tour, he’ll perform in Mumbai. Prateek Kuhad will open for the ‘Shape of You’ singer along with a special performance by Calum Scott.
When: 16 March 2024, 3:00 PM
Where: Mahalaxmi Race Course, Mumbai
Bookings: bookmyshow.com
Vichitra
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Vichitra by Tejal Patani (presented by Snowball Studios) straddles the line of absurdism. Drawing inspiration from Delhi’s “unfinished building,” he presents his take on a human’s purposelessness. The attendees will be transported to another realm that knows no bounds and celebrates being bizarre. One can find art pieces, short films and live actors in the exhibition, trying to break down barriers between observers and observed.
When: Till 12th March, 11:30 AM-6:30 PM
Where: Snowball Studios, Worli, Mumbai
DJ Marshmello India Tour
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DJ Marshmello is all set to gift his Indian fans a Holi to remember at the Sunburn Holi Weekend. His first show is scheduled to be in Bangalore followed by New Delhi, Mumbai and Pune. His euphoric drops and chart-topping tunes will make the ultimate combination for a musical extravaganza.
When: 22nd, 23rd, 24th and 25th March 2024
Where: Bangalore, Delhi NCR, Mumbai and Pune
Bookings: bookmyshow.com
Paint and Sip Sundays
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If art, food and cocktails near beach is your forte, then you are in luck! This offbeat experience in Goa is all that you need on sunny Sundays. In this session, one can sip their way through creating art. Dates or leisure activities, it’s got you covered. One can also indulge in wood-fired pizzas and mediterranean food while they create their little masterpiece.
When: 17th March-28th April
Where: Diavola Art Cafe, Anjuna, Goa
Bookings: bookmyshow.com
Sonu Nigam’s Concert
00’s kids assemble! Bollywood’s celebrated playback singer Sonu Nigam gears up for an unforgettable night. From soft soulful songs to grooving numbers, this concert promises to be as versatile as its singer.
When: 16th March, 7 PM
Where: Dublin Square, Phoenix Market City, Mumbai
Bookings: bookmyshow.com
Jive Workshop and Social
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Step into the world of dance with Saltamontes’ Jive workshop and social night. It doesn’t matter if you are an experienced dancer or a beginner, this event is everybody’s chance to groove and socialize. The event would have a live band, creating the perfect atmosphere to vibe.
When: 13th March-25th September
Where: Saltamontes- Garden Cafe and Bar, Goa
Bookings: bookmyshow.com
Ghosts in My Sleep
Sohrab Hura’s ‘Ghosts in My Sleep’ is an exhibition with works on paper made with gouache. The exhibition comprises of paintings along with a short film, which is an ode to the artist’s photography background. Hura has attempted to draw realistic and moving figures because they felt ‘more real’ in a world that is behind the screens.
When: 11th January-16th March 2024
Where: Experimenter, Colaba, Mumbai
