Must catch events this weekend

On: December 5, 3 pm
Call: 99166 95200
For:u00a0Rs 1,500 per couple Rsu00a01,000 per stag

Come this Sunday and two musicians from the United Kingdom will be there to take you through a musical experience that you may have never experienced before. Though playing a DJ set, Sphongle consisting of Simon Posford and Raja Ram promises to be not only a show of foot tapping, loud beats and lights.
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Instead, each with more than four decades of musical experience in their kitties are ready to rock Bangalore with traditional sounds in a new avatar. Acoustic guitars, Moroccan drums, Turkish operatic singing, cello, double bass, backing vocals and silver flute blended together with cyber sound will attempt to give you a psychedelic effect. Headbang to a heady mix of some classic and contemporary heart thumping sounds.

Add a temple designu00a0 to your wardrobe

Where: Astara, Ulsoor and arnav, 9th Main, 2nd Block Jayanagar
On: from december 7
Call: 2555 3819

for all you chicas, who are always looking for a classical twist to their usual styles, here are two designers whose new collections you could get your hands on.u00a0 Bringing together bold, contemporary and classical designs, labels Anu & Susan and Arnav are showing their fashion and jewellery collection.

The collection is divided into three sequences- Patchwork Boulevard, Ephemerally Yours and Timeless Elegance. The Patchwork Boulevard is a purely Indian collection with pin tucked dresses in silk and brocades.

Also part of the collection are traditional pieces of jewellery. Ephemerally Yours on the other hand is a gypsy inspired collection and Timeless Elegance in jewel colours and satin silk is inspired by the temple designs of South India.u00a0

They're going to jazz up your weekend

Where: Chowdiah Memorial Hall, Malleswaram
On: December 4 MST- Murcoff, Talvin Singh and Eric Truff, Larry Carlton December 5 Ranjit Barot Band feat Tim Garland and Dominique Di Piazza
Log Onto: www.kyazoonga.com for tickets u00a0for tickets
For:u00a0Rs 500, Rs 1000 and Rs 1500

"Jazz is not just Jazz anymore, it's a free-er form of expression," says 39 year-old tabla whiz Talvin Singh and performing artist at the newest edition of the yearly Jazz Utsav. With two evenings full of music to elevate your soul surely, jazz lovers and many others can rejoice.

On the list of performers in the city are names like Larry Carlton and the MST project. What's in store is uninterrupted and undiluted jazz to soak your soul. Performing an acoustic set at the Utsav, UK based Talvin says, "I think the MST Project is where I'm best represented as a tabla player,"u00a0

Tickle your funny bone with God

Where: KH Kala Soudha, Hanumantha Nagar
On: December 4, 7.30 pm December 5, 3 pm and 6 pm
Call: 98800 36611u00a0
For:u00a0Rs 150

Laugh your heart out as you see Avinash Daniel present on stage an Indian adaptation of Woody Allen's famous play God. The story begins when a famous American theatre group decides to perform in India. But something happens and they don't turn up at the last moment.

There's confusion as all the tickets are sold and the theatre owner gets panicky. Seeing no other way out, the owner requests an Indian group to perform the play.

Though set in the time period 500 BC, the play brings up modern issues that promise to blur the lines between logic and insanity and between the ordinary and absurd. So, get ready to cross your boundaries with this rib tickling performance.

Buy the wayu00a0

Where: Oxford Bookstore, Leela Palace
On till: December 5, 6.30 pm onwards
Call: 4115 5223

You may have sat there spending a lazy morning leafing through books but have you ever thought how it would be to have curios and paintings at this cozy book nook.
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Browse through paintings and books or just sip a hot cuppa coffee or chai at this exhibition and sale of paintings and curios called Montage. Conducted by the young artist on the block, Parizaad Berlin, the exhibition will display various works of mixed media with clothes and real jewellery attached to acrylic paintings.

Also pass by some handmade Christmas decorations to usher in the festive spirit. The prices of the paintings range from Rs 5,000 to Rs 25,000 while that of the Christmas decorations begin from Rs 100.

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