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Not a run-of-the-mill fest
Updated On: 06 November, 2018 08:55 AM IST | Mumbai | Shunashir Sen
In a first for the city, a mill compound in Byculla will host an electronic music festival this weekend

Aurora Halal
A six-year-old idea will germinate this weekend. New Great Eastern Mills in Byculla — a 19th-century compound where textile operations are, well, hanging by a thread — will play host to a full-blown electronic music festival called FAR OUT Left. This, to our knowledge, is the first time in Mumbai's history that such an event will be held in what is specifically a mill. Richardson & Crudass does moonlight as a venue for occasional music gigs. But being an erstwhile manufacturing unit for engineering goods, it doesn't fit the definition of a "mill". And a new chapter will thus be unveiled in the city's cultural landscape when around 800-1,000 expected party enthusiasts fill up a segregated section of this time-worn central Mumbai space.

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