Break dancers bring the roof down tonight

Plus 4 more must-catch events

Break dancers bring the roof down tonight

Plus 4 more must-catch events

At: Zenzi Mills, Todi Mills and Co., Lower Parel.
When: 10 pm onwards
Call: 43455455
Entry: Free
If you thought break dancers turned extinct in the 80s, think again. Tonight, as DJ Ishani spins some mean Hip-Hop on the upper level, two break dancers will set the floor on fire with their nifty moves. On the lower level, DJ Asad will play a mix of progressive, minimal and techno. So stick on till the very end.

Watch true-life suspense film you glug beer
On: Sunday
Where: Blue Frog, Todi Mills and Co., Lower Parel.
When: 7.30 pm
Call: 40332300
Entry: Rs 150
Andrew Jarecki's Capturing the Friedmans, which was nominated for the Academy Award for Documentary Feature in 2003, focuses on the 1980's investigation of Arnold and Jesse Friedman for child molestation. Jarecki was researching a film about children's birthday party entertainers in New York, including clown David Friedman. He learned that Friedman's brother, Jesse, and his father, Arnold, had been convicted of child sexual abuse and interviewed many of the children involved, ending up making a film about the Friedmans themselves.

Revamp your home with leather puppets, terracotta pots
From: Sunday
Where: Coomaraswamy Hall, Chhatrapatui Shivaji Maharaj Vastu Sanghrahalaya, MG Road.
When: 10.30 am to 6.30 pm
The Paramparik Karigar exhibition boasts of products made by artisans from all over India. You can shop for unique leather puppets, lampshades, durries and terracotta items from Gujarat, Bihar, Andhra Pradesh and Orissa. Paramparik Karigar was started in 1996 by Roshan Kalapesi to preserve and promote traditional craftsmen who were compelled to turn to other lucrative options rather than follow their traditional crafts.

Shop for trinkets at a flea market
On: Saturday
Where: Clove Bar and Grill, ground and second floor,
Ambedkar Road, Bandra (W).
When: 11 am to 11 pm
Call: 9920608817
This weekend, use your credit card at the Clove Flea Market, a pre-Diwali fashion bazaar, where you can splurge on designer clothes and bags, jewellery, shoes and home accessories. If you build up an appetite with all that shopping, snack on gourmet food and chocolates. Divinette Chocolates by Prachi Shah and Rashi Podar, handmade flowers by Anu Khatwani of A and More, Indo-Western creations by Priti Buxani and jewellery by Ascari are just some of wares up for grabs.

Catch theatre actor in his boxers
On: Sunday
At: Tata Theatre, NCPA Marg, Nariman Point.
When: 6.30 pm onwards
Call: 66223737 / 66588997
Entry: Rs 200 to Rs 500
The US outsourced IT services, customer care, telemarketing and even manufacturing jobs to our country. We took up the challenge and displayed our fine skills creating and managing outsourced jobs. But what if the US were to outsource distress calls on 911 to some obscure BPO based in Mumbai? That's the basic premise of writer-director Anuvab Pal's latest play, 1-888-Dial-India. Watch a bunch of super-stressed BPO employees tackle suicidal calls from across America, while trying to come to terms with their own morbid ambitions.

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