Head to the MiD DAY Media Nites at Kyra Theatre and you might just bump into them as MiD DAY opens out Kyra this Thursday, inviting all the media and advertising professionals

Come Thursday and Kyra will be abuzz with creative minds from every walk of the city's media world. The only difference, they'll be in their party best, guzzling booze and working on WordQuest, with clues!

'Think on your feet and we'll get you knocked off your socks', is what the MiD DAY Media Nites at Kyra Theatre promises.

Yes, head to a night of unadulterated rocking and reeling and get 'up, close and personal' with that neighbour you share your desk space with.



Going anywhere with a large group in this city gets taxing to plan, especially when you need to keep everyone's convenience and logistics in mind, but fret not, team up with your teamies and head to this party, where entry is guaranteed as long as you can flash your visiting card.

Game On
There are games too! If you've been a fan of our Word Quest and Mid Doku, now's the chance to see who you can defeat with your prowess. You also stand a chance of winning bottles of Absolut Vodka in the bargain.

Jazz it up
If you thought we forgot the music, then you're wrong. We've got Traveling River Band from Mumbai to do their fusion bit, while you party or sit around and relax.



About the band
For the Travelling Rivers, divinity comes in the different shapes and the different sounds of Bob Dylan, Tom Waits, Howlin' Wolf, John Lee Hooker, Nick Drake, Ray Charles, Thelonious Monk, The Velvet Underground, Billie Holiday and The Beatles.

When the Traveling Rivers woke up one morning from their unsettling dreams, they refused to find themselves changed into a monstrous vermin. And of the desire to sound out their refusal, this strange looking band, half-men-half-vermin, weird but wonderful started making their music.
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With their distinctive hybrid of folk, blues, introspection, jazz and all the genuine, honest music of the universe, the riverine band remains in a constant state of flux, plunging their eager proboscis everywhere, genre after genre, artist after artist, experience after experience, into the vast unknown recesses of the internet and the illegal.

Still in their nascent days, the band holds tremendous promise, takes its music seriously, and takes the serious musically.

All because the Jewish cowboy who has something to say about everything once said, 'To live outside the law, you must be honest.'

At: Kyra, 100 feet road, Indiranagar
On: March 11, Thursday 8pm onwards
Call: 4338 9292