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Thursday, June 25, 2015
Tuesday, June 23, 2015
Tuesday, June 16, 2015
Go Skateboarding Day 2015
CELEBRATE ‘GO SKATEBOARDING DAY’WITH HOLYSTOKED IN BAGALORE
HolyStoked, the Bangalore based skateboarding collective is once again getting the skateboarding community together for the Go Skateboarding day. The 4th edition of HolyStoked’s initiative promises to be bigger and better.
Having started off as a collective of friends, HolyStoked has grown to include people of all age groups and demographics. This year, HolyStoked wants to bring the sport to mainstream Indian culture while still maintaining its alterative vibe. Holystoked is in talks with leading brands to collaborate on this year’s event.
HolyStoked believes that mainstream exposure is necessary for the sport to grow into the lifestyle that it universally is. Skateboarding is a sport like no other. The sport thrives on camaraderie amongst skaters. The Indian community is growing at a pace like never before. What started off with about 10 people in Bangalore has now grown far and wide with skate parks coming up in different parts of the Country including places like Kovalam and Ranchi to name a few.
Holystoked has also tried to reach out to the community at large. The organization encourages kids from BPL families to attend School by using skateboarding as an incentive. HolyStoked also reaches out to skateboarders in different cities by helping them build skate parks. Holysoked had the privilege of building India’s first free for all skatepark in association with Levis India with about 50 skateboarders from across the World joining them to help build it.
The agenda for the event:
Sunday, 21st June 2015
• 12:00 PM – 5:00 PM: Freedom Park
Activities:
o The DIY Booth: Skateboarders are given plain surfaces to showcase their graffiti skills
o The Highest Off the Wall Contest: This is the skateboarding Contest where participants have to take off from the Kicker Ramp.
o The HolyStoked Photo Contest: A competition where participants have to upload skateboarding photos from Freedom Park with the hash tag, “HolystokedGSD2015”. The Picture with the maximum likes wins goodies from Holystoked
5:00 PM – 6:00 PM: Skate-A-Thon, at Cubbon Park
o Fun and interactive activities at Cubbon Park to help expose the General Public to the nuances of Skateboarding including a sprint, a group run and skateboarders showcasing various tricks
6:00 PM onwards at The Vivekananda Metro Station, Old Madras Road.
The activities include:
o Best Trick: Skateboarders have to perform tricks using the kicker ramp and landing pad.
o And a quiz on skateboarding along with awards for various competitions held during the day.
o Popular videos/ documentaries on skateboarding will also be showcased.
o The day will end with a band performing for the audience
Join HolyStoked in celebrating a Culture on the 21st of June with skateboarders from across India showcasing their talent.
Save the Date, Time and the Venue:
Sunday | 21st June 2015
12:00 PM – 5:00 PM | Freedom Park
5:00 PM – 6:00 PM: Skate-A-Thon, at Cubbon Park
6:00 PM onwards at The Vivekananda Metro Station, Old Madras Road.
HolyStoked, the Bangalore based skateboarding collective is once again getting the skateboarding community together for the Go Skateboarding day. The 4th edition of HolyStoked’s initiative promises to be bigger and better.
Having started off as a collective of friends, HolyStoked has grown to include people of all age groups and demographics. This year, HolyStoked wants to bring the sport to mainstream Indian culture while still maintaining its alterative vibe. Holystoked is in talks with leading brands to collaborate on this year’s event.
HolyStoked believes that mainstream exposure is necessary for the sport to grow into the lifestyle that it universally is. Skateboarding is a sport like no other. The sport thrives on camaraderie amongst skaters. The Indian community is growing at a pace like never before. What started off with about 10 people in Bangalore has now grown far and wide with skate parks coming up in different parts of the Country including places like Kovalam and Ranchi to name a few.
Holystoked has also tried to reach out to the community at large. The organization encourages kids from BPL families to attend School by using skateboarding as an incentive. HolyStoked also reaches out to skateboarders in different cities by helping them build skate parks. Holysoked had the privilege of building India’s first free for all skatepark in association with Levis India with about 50 skateboarders from across the World joining them to help build it.
The agenda for the event:
Sunday, 21st June 2015
• 12:00 PM – 5:00 PM: Freedom Park
Activities:
o The DIY Booth: Skateboarders are given plain surfaces to showcase their graffiti skills
o The Highest Off the Wall Contest: This is the skateboarding Contest where participants have to take off from the Kicker Ramp.
o The HolyStoked Photo Contest: A competition where participants have to upload skateboarding photos from Freedom Park with the hash tag, “HolystokedGSD2015”. The Picture with the maximum likes wins goodies from Holystoked
5:00 PM – 6:00 PM: Skate-A-Thon, at Cubbon Park
o Fun and interactive activities at Cubbon Park to help expose the General Public to the nuances of Skateboarding including a sprint, a group run and skateboarders showcasing various tricks
6:00 PM onwards at The Vivekananda Metro Station, Old Madras Road.
The activities include:
o Best Trick: Skateboarders have to perform tricks using the kicker ramp and landing pad.
o And a quiz on skateboarding along with awards for various competitions held during the day.
o Popular videos/ documentaries on skateboarding will also be showcased.
o The day will end with a band performing for the audience
Join HolyStoked in celebrating a Culture on the 21st of June with skateboarders from across India showcasing their talent.
Save the Date, Time and the Venue:
Sunday | 21st June 2015
12:00 PM – 5:00 PM | Freedom Park
5:00 PM – 6:00 PM: Skate-A-Thon, at Cubbon Park
6:00 PM onwards at The Vivekananda Metro Station, Old Madras Road.
Monday, June 15, 2015
Sunday, June 14, 2015
Carnatic Music: A voyage of sound and silence
For as long as I can remember!", says Abhishek, when asked since when he has been singing. Same answer from Anantha R Krishnan on since when he has been playing Mridangam. And both of them have always been up for challenges. So in June 2015, they team up to bring us an evening of pure melody and pure sound. In perfect harmony. It will be a first and an absolute pleasure to hear Abhishek with just the Tanpura and Mridangam. It will be a first for the duo to bring some creative rhythms into play, with Abhishek also picking up the Khanjira.
"Expect a lot of Carnatic music. That will be the theme", says Abhishek.
Friday, June 12, 2015
Concerts: June 2015
Music Programmes
Organized by
Tirupati Tirumala Devastanam, Bengaluru
Music Programme by Smt.M.A.Sandhya and Party, Bengaluru
Saturday | 27th June 2015 | 6pm
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Bhajan by Sri Saptagiri Bhajanamandali, Malleswaram, Bengaluru
Sunday | 28st June 2015 | 6pm
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Venue:
Sri Venkateshwara Temple
TTD,
Vyalikaval,
Bengaluru 3
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Music Programme by Smt.Snehalatha and Party, Vyalikaval, Bengaluru
Monday | 29th June 2015 | 6pm
Venue:
TTD Information Centre,
Jayanagar,
Bengaluru 41.
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Carnatic Music on Mandolin
by
Sri.V.Akshay
Outreach Cultural Programme
Organized by
Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan Infosys Foundation
Sri.V.Akshay will be accompanied by
Sri.Arjun Dinakar on Violin,
sri.R.Ganesh on Mridangam,
Sri.T.Nataraj on Ghatam
on
Saturday | 27th June 2015 | 6:30 pm
Venue :
Prof.B.K.Subba Rao college
Vidyaranyapuram
Bangalore
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World Music Day
Organized by
Bangalore Gayana Samaja
in Association with
Karnataka Sangeetha Nruthya Academy
Light Music by
Smt.K.M.Kusuma and Troupe
10am
Book Release
followed byBansuri Recital
by Pt.Praveen Ghodkindi
and
Carnatic Classical Vocal
by
Mysore
Dr.Nagamani Srinath
Entry Free | All are Welcome
Sunday | 21st June 2015 | 10am to 1.30pm
Venue:
Bangalore Gayana Samaja
Shankarapuram,
K.R.Road,
Basavanagudi
Bangalore
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80th birthday Celebrations and felicitations to Vid. Neela Ramgopal
21 st June
Venue : Sri Rama Lalita Kala mandira , Banashankari
Time : 5:30 pm
Felicitation to Smt Neela Ramgopal
Followed by a concert of Madhu Kashyap / B K Raghu / Akshay anand
22nd June
Venue : Gayana Samaja
Time : 5:30 pm
Carnatic Vocal by Vid Vijay Siva / R K Sriram Kumar / Manoj Siva / Anirudh Athreya
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Ranjani Fine Arts , Bellandur
Vidushi Sriranjani Santhanagopalan (vocal)
Vidwan Vittal Rangan (violin)**********************************************************************************
| Kalabharathi ||
on the occasion of World Music Day
presents a
Carnatic Vocal Concert
by
Rudrapatnam Brothers
accompanied by
Vid. C N Chandrashekhar on the Violin
Vid. G S Nagaraj on the Mridangam
Vid. Dayanand Mohite on the Ghatam
Venue : Residence Welfare Association Hall, JRD Tatanagar, Bengaluru
Date and time: Sunday, 21st June, 2015, 6pm
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Nadasurabhi Cultural Association – Koramangala
Venue : The Indian Heritage Academy Hall – 6th Block, Koramangala,Bangalore
Vidushi Suguna Varadachari – Vocal
Vidwan B.Raghuram -Violin
Vidwan H.S.Sudhindra – Mridangam
Vidwan Omkar Rao – Ghatam
Vidwan B.Raghuram -Violin
Vidwan H.S.Sudhindra – Mridangam
Vidwan Omkar Rao – Ghatam
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Carnatic Vocal Recital by Vidhushi Dr S Sowmya
Presented by
Indiranagar Sangeetha Sabha Presents
Vidhushi Dr S Sowmya
will be Accompanied
Vidhushi Smt Charulatha Ramanujam – Violin
Vidwan Sri C Cheluvaraju – Mrudangam
Vidhushi Smt Sukanya Ramgopal – Ghatam
Saturday | 13th June 2015 | 5:30pm
Venue:
Indiranagar Sangeetha Sabha,
Purandara Bhavana,
8th Main Road,
HAL Second Stage,
Behind Indiranagar Club,
Bangalore – 560 008
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Carnatic Classical Vocal Concert
by
Smt.Usha Padmanabhan
Organized by
Saraswathi Gana Sabha
and
SGBS Trust
Smt.Usha Padmanabhan
will be accompanied by
Shri. H V Raghuraman
Mannarkoi Shri J.Balaji
Sunday | 14th June 2015 | 5pm
Venue:
Unnati Centre
1, Temple Road,
NGEF Layout,
Sadananda Nagar,
Bangalore 38
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Hindustani Classical Vocal
by
Vid.Bharathi Prathap
Presented by
Bangalore Gayana Samaja
Vid.Bharathi Prathap
will be accompanied by
Sri.Udayraj karpur on Tabla
and
Dr. Ravindra Katoti on Harmonium
on
Sunday | 14th June 2015 | 5 pm
Venue:
Bangalore Gayana Samaja
Shankarapuram,
K.R.Road,
Basavanagudi
Bangalore
Friday, June 27, 2014
Kala Sammelana – 2014
An Handicraft and #Handloom Exhibition cum sale
Organized by
Abhimaan Craft Society
Arts and Crafts are the examples of our Indian heritage. Several handicraft techniques can be seen in different places of India. Every state has its own handicraft techniques for making art and craft products.
People who have been preserving the talent and the traditions of making Indian #handicrafts goods and the Government appreciate their efforts to keep classical art alive and rewarded by various National Awards. Time to time government organize exhibitions and crafts fairs to promote Indian Art and Crafts every year.
Abhimaan Craft Society is also one such organization where they help the Artisans to promote and sell their crarft based goods directly to the consumers in different places.
This exhibition has 60 stalls with Unique #artsandcrafts for sale from remote villages
The objectives of the Kala Sammelana is to provide direct market opportunites to rural artisan communities thereby eliminating the intermediary (middlemen) and to promote Cultural Tourism
KalaSammelana – 2014
from
27th June to 6th July 2014
10am to 8pm
Venue:
ChitrakalaParishath
Kumarakrupa Road,
Kumara Park East,
Bangalore
Organized by
Abhimaan Craft Society
Arts and Crafts are the examples of our Indian heritage. Several handicraft techniques can be seen in different places of India. Every state has its own handicraft techniques for making art and craft products.
People who have been preserving the talent and the traditions of making Indian #handicrafts goods and the Government appreciate their efforts to keep classical art alive and rewarded by various National Awards. Time to time government organize exhibitions and crafts fairs to promote Indian Art and Crafts every year.
Abhimaan Craft Society is also one such organization where they help the Artisans to promote and sell their crarft based goods directly to the consumers in different places.
This exhibition has 60 stalls with Unique #artsandcrafts for sale from remote villages
The objectives of the Kala Sammelana is to provide direct market opportunites to rural artisan communities thereby eliminating the intermediary (middlemen) and to promote Cultural Tourism
KalaSammelana – 2014
from
27th June to 6th July 2014
10am to 8pm
Venue:
ChitrakalaParishath
Kumarakrupa Road,
Kumara Park East,
Bangalore
Cycle Day: June 2014
THIS Sunday. Agara Lake. 7-11 am. Experience Bangalore's streets like never before!
It's going to be a faaantastic morning packed with street games, fitness activities, cycling games, street theatre, street art and much more!
Free entry, no registration. Free cycle rentals at the venue!
Invite your family, invite your friends: https://www.facebook.com/events/576170855835029/?ref=22&source=1


It's going to be a faaantastic morning packed with street games, fitness activities, cycling games, street theatre, street art and much more!
Free entry, no registration. Free cycle rentals at the venue!
Invite your family, invite your friends: https://www.facebook.com/events/576170855835029/?ref=22&source=1


Thursday, June 26, 2014
Whitefield Parichay
So you think Whitefield is all about IT and ITPL? Come and join INTACH Bangalore's Parichay to the Old Settlement at Whitefield to see otherwise!
For instance, did you know that Whitefield is a one-of-its-kind settlement in India? Or that Winston Churchill is said to have visited a lady-love here? Conservation architect Krupa Rajangam will tell us more about the history of the settlement, while some residents of Whitefield will share with us their memories and stories of the place.
When: Sunday, 29th June 2014, afternoon hours
For instance, did you know that Whitefield is a one-of-its-kind settlement in India? Or that Winston Churchill is said to have visited a lady-love here? Conservation architect Krupa Rajangam will tell us more about the history of the settlement, while some residents of Whitefield will share with us their memories and stories of the place.
When: Sunday, 29th June 2014, afternoon hours
Where: Whitefield
The fee for this Parichay is Rs 150. Registrations open on Thursday, 19 June at 9 am. Seats are limited so please do register in advance! Email us at intach.blr@gmail.com to register.
Lecture:The Rock-cut cave temples of Badami
Bangalore International Centre (A TERI Initiative) in association with Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts (IGNCA) presents 'The South India Heritage Lecture Series'
The first in the series will be a lecture on "The Rock-cut cave temples of Badami" by Smt Nalini Kembhavi interspersed with the screening of the IGNCA produced documentary film “The Talking Rocks of Badami – Rock-cut Sculptures of Badami Caves”.
About the Film
The film produced by the Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts (IGNCA), explores the awesome rock cut sculpture of the Badami caves in the Bijapur district of Karnataka, created under Western Chaḷukya King Mangalesa in the Sixth century A.D. ‘The wonderful workmanship’, ‘atyadbhutakarmaviracitam’, is celebrated in the royal inscription of 579 A.D. Androgynous Shiva Ardhanarishvara, Harihara, Viṣhṇu Trivikrama, Bodhisattva Padamapāṇi, ornate and figured pillars provide examples of this workmanship.
About Mrs. Nalini S Kembhavi
Nalini graduated from Sir JJ College of Architecture in 1972 and partnered her husband in establishing the Kembhavi Architecture Foundation. She has been instrumental in strengthening the Dept. of Architecture in BVB College, Hubli and is an expert pedagogue at various institutions.
28 Jun '2014, 06:00 pm to 08:30 pm
Auditorium, Bangalore International Centre TERI Complex, 4th Main, 2nd Cross, Domlur II Stage
Unhurried Walks: June 2014
Lalbagh Walk
Rolling out the red carpet: An unhurried walk in the urban haven of Lalbagh.
Bangalore's most popular tourist destination, Lalbagh, is often thought of as a large boring park, which it may seem. Walk with us to discover the treasure that is Lalbagh, as we take you through the sand, stone and waters of Lalbagh, our Tipu Sultan's pleasure paradise!
Commissioned by Hyder Ali and completed by Tipu Sultan, Lalbagh was the ruler's personal garden, a statement of power and extravagance. Around one of Kempe Gowda's towers, Lalbagh has since acquired a large range of horticultural samples, a beautiful glass house and India's first lawn-clock. Today, it is not just a botanical garden but is also one of the few green spaces left in the increasingly polluted 'garden city'.
Join us as we step into pockets of silence and bloom right within the corporate jungle that is Bangalore. Listen to stories from the past, myths associated with the park and personal anecdotes that help understand Lalbagh better.
For paricipation, visit our website or email us at reachus@unhurried.in
Since the capture of
Bangalore from the unwavering clutches of Tipu Sultan, several British
families have made Bangalore their home. The flourishing cantonment
north of the beautiful Cubbon Park was almost British in its making:
wide roads lined by trees, locally brewed foreign alcohol, the early
entry of cars and the Bungalows they were parked in. With wide garden
space around the house, built in typical British grandeur, tall roofs to
allow air to come in, the now slowly disappearing old Bungalows of the
city tell the tales of the needs, preferences and culture of the time.
Soaking in the old world charm of Richards Town, catch a breath of fresh air and some snippets of local history in the verdant Richards Park. Also to see are a few pretty yesteryear villas and local churches in the idyllic settings of aPaulogy, a unique gallery that takes viewers back to Bangalore of the 70s.
Rolling out the red carpet: An unhurried walk in the urban haven of Lalbagh.
Bangalore's most popular tourist destination, Lalbagh, is often thought of as a large boring park, which it may seem. Walk with us to discover the treasure that is Lalbagh, as we take you through the sand, stone and waters of Lalbagh, our Tipu Sultan's pleasure paradise!
Commissioned by Hyder Ali and completed by Tipu Sultan, Lalbagh was the ruler's personal garden, a statement of power and extravagance. Around one of Kempe Gowda's towers, Lalbagh has since acquired a large range of horticultural samples, a beautiful glass house and India's first lawn-clock. Today, it is not just a botanical garden but is also one of the few green spaces left in the increasingly polluted 'garden city'.
Join us as we step into pockets of silence and bloom right within the corporate jungle that is Bangalore. Listen to stories from the past, myths associated with the park and personal anecdotes that help understand Lalbagh better.
For paricipation, visit our website or email us at reachus@unhurried.in
29 Jun '2014, 07:00 am to 09:00 am
Lal Bagh Botanical Gardens.
Entry :
550 including snacks.
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BUNGALOW WALK
Mi casa su casa: Visits to Bangalore's century old Bungalows
Soaking in the old world charm of Richards Town, catch a breath of fresh air and some snippets of local history in the verdant Richards Park. Also to see are a few pretty yesteryear villas and local churches in the idyllic settings of aPaulogy, a unique gallery that takes viewers back to Bangalore of the 70s.
For paricipation, visit website or email us at reachus@unhurried.in
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