Events to Attend This Week (25/2/2016-3/3/2016)

Race for 7 – Bengaluru

The Organization for Rare Diseases India, a team committed to addressing the challenges of rare disease patients and their families, is conducting “Race For 7” – a running event in Bengaluru. The event is being held to raise awareness about rare diseases and empower patients and their families with access to national and international resources. All over the world, the last day of February is commemorated as Rare Diseases Day. More details.

WHEN: 28th, February

WHERE: St. Joseph’s Indian High School, Bengaluru

Camp at Kolukkumalai – Kottagudi, Tamil Nadu

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Kolukkumalai is the world’s highest organic tea plantation. Spend time soaking in the mist. Let the cool breeze come swishing past your face and rejuvenate you. Rid yourself of the stress of city life. Spend time camping. More details.

WHERE: Kottagudi

WHEN: 27th and 28th February

Love Done Right Can Change the World – Delhi

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‘Love Done Right Can Change the World’ is a solo exhibition by veteran artist Rekha Rodwittiya. The show brings together a collection of works which take forward her continuous efforts in talking about issues of body, gender and self-representation. More details.

WHEN: 27th February

WHERE: Vadehra Art Gallery

An Evening Of Short Films – Bengaluru

Alliance Française de Bangalore celebrates the Short Film Festival at Clermont-Ferrand (France) by screening short films and documentaries by eminent filmmakers. The Clermont-Ferrand festival has given a platform to many directors who are now famous. More details.

WHEN: 25th February

WHERE: Alliance Française

The Raghu Dixit Project – Mumbai

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The Raghu Dixit project is participating in the Mumbai Ballard Estate Festival. You can enjoy the architectural magnificence of Ballard Estate in south Mumbai, while listening to Raghu Dixit and his team perform some excellent multi-lingual folk music. More details.

WHEN: 28th February

WHERE: Ballard Estate

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