Must catch events this weekend

Night out: The hottest parties in town

Sarong Moonlight Party
If you need an excuse to party, take this. It's full moon night this Saturday. Wrap your sarong and get to the
poolside as DJ Mat Zo will be belting out party numbers to make go foot-tapping all night. DJ Richard Godinho will set the tone of the night. So get ready to awaken the devil in you.



At Aqua, The Park, 15, Parliament Street
When December 18, 9 pm onwards
Ring 23743000

live performance by Fire on Dawson
The night is dedicated to a live performance by internationally acclaimed rock band Fire on Dawson. Dance to alternative/progressive rock numbers the band will belt out.

At: BluO, Ambience Mall, Gurgaon
When: December 18, 8 pm onwards
Ring: 9990800600

Art: Folk art friday to friday
Nurture the artist within you. Take a look at traditional Madhubani paintings which are on display at this exhibition by Pradyumna Kumar, Mala Karn and Mini Devi. Folk artists are the focus here.

Mithila or Madhubani paintings are ritualistic paintings on cow-dung washed paper by folk artists from Bihar. This is in association with The Earth and Grass Workshop.

At Cafe Turtle, N Block, Greater kailash I
When last day today, 10 am to 8 pm
Ring 2465 5641

Participate: Button Mash
If you consider yourself a pro-level gamer and have what it takes to stand above the rest, then register yourself for this adrenal pumping gaming event and win cash prizes. Today, you can take part in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare.

The gaming tournament has a wide range of games to choose from like Fifa 11, Medal of honour, Smack Down vs Raw 2011, Call of duty: black cops which are on every month. This competition offers a chance to gamers in India tou00a0 bond with others who share your passion.

At FoG, Dlf Mall, Saket
When December 19, 12 pm to 3 pm
Ring 46323630

Attend: Walk down history lane
The best way to discover a place is by walking. Though most cities hardly have that much space to offer, those that do are a delight. Here's a chance to discover the rich heritage of Delhi with this trail down Mehrauli Archeological Park which houses remnants of a legacy that started in 1060 AD by the Tomar Rajputs.

The walk then moves to sites built by the numerous dynasties -- from Balban's tomb to the famous Jamali Kamali mosque and the massive Rajon ki Baoli. The trip will give you a peek into the soul-stirring ruins of Delhi's past. The walk will be led by Kanika Singh from Delhi Heritage Walks and a history scholar who knows the ruins inside out.

At Mehrauli Archaeological Park, Mehrauli-Gurgaon Road
When December 19, 10 am to 12 pm
For registrations: log onto www.delhiheritagewalks. com
Registration fee: Rs 200