Top Things To Do In Delhi This Weekend

Weekend Events in Delhi |Temperatures have dropped; a crisp nip in the air stings the skin, and Delhi has put on a single light layer to fend off the chill. While the post-Diwali days have left the city in a thick blanket of smog and the November greyness is on the horizon, events continue to come in battalions per usual. Whether you want to groove at a music concert, dash out impromptu for a film screening one evening, or be in receipt of a lavish meal, the capital has it all. Here’s Outlook Traveller’s curated list of the top events to explore in the city this weekend.

Weekend Events in Delhi (Nov 14 - Nov 16)

'Parallax: Five Lenses, One World' at Museo Camera

Museo Camera in Gurugram will host Parallax: Five Lenses, One World, a new group exhibition curated by Dinesh Khanna in collaboration with Salam Balak NGO, Hahnemühle, and Museo Camera. Running for public viewing from November 16 to 31, 2025, the showcase brings together the works of photographers Abhishek Hajela, Promila Bahri, Ravi Madan, Rahul Balyan, and Shruti Bansal. Presenting varied artistic perspectives, the exhibition examines how perception shapes the way the world is seen and interpreted, turning everyday scenes into compelling visual narratives that reflect identity, devotion, resilience, culture, and human connection..

The Information | 'Parallax: Five Lenses, One World' at Museo Camera

Venue: Museo Camera, Gurugram

Dates: November 16 to 30

Entry is free.

Bollywood Classics with Ranjit Barot at The Piano Man New Delhi, Eldeco Centre

Ranjit Barot will take the stage at The Piano Man, New Delhi (Eldeco Centre, Hauz Rani, Malviya Nagar) for Bollywood Classics with Ranjit Barot, an evening dedicated to re-imagining iconic Hindi film melodies. The event invites audiences to experience Barot’s celebrated musicianship as he brings new texture, rhythm, and improvisation to beloved Bollywood compositions. Designed as an intimate, immersive night of music, the performance offers a chance for fans of both classic cinema and contemporary reinterpretation to enjoy a refined live showcase in one of the city’s most popular venues.

The Information | Bollywood Classics with Ranjit Barot at The Piano Man New Delhi, Eldeco Centre

Venue: The Piano Man New Delhi, Eldeco Centre, Hauz Rani, Malviya Nagar, New Delhi, Delhi 110017, India

Date: November 15, 8 pm to 10 pm

Tickets start at INR 3,599 onwards available on bookmyshow.

'Threads of Tradition' at Black Cube Gallery

Black Cube Gallery in New Delhi will present 'Threads of Tradition', a solo exhibition of new works by renowned modern artist Thota Vaikuntam. Known for his vivid portrayals of rural Telangana, Vaikuntam now reimagines his iconic figures through intricate silk zardozi embroidery created in collaboration with the Shams family of Agra, master craftsmen with a centuries-old lineage. Using hand-embroidered velvet embellished with gemstones, the works translate his saturated colours, stylised forms, and ornate detailing into richly textured, three-dimensional pieces that blur the line between painting and textile art. The exhibition offers a fresh chapter in Vaikuntam’s practice, uniting modern Indian figuration with time-honoured craftsmanship to celebrate cultural memory, traditional artistry, and the enduring spirit of Telangana.

The Information |'Threads of Tradition' at Black Cube Gallery

Venue: Black Cube Gallery, G12A Hauz Khas New Delhi

Date: November 6 to 30, 12 - 6 pm

Tuesdays through Saturdays.

Screenings Of 'October (Ten Days that Shook the World)' (1928) by Sergei Eisenstein

Mool, South Ex, will host a special screening of 'October (Ten Days That Shook the World),' Sergei M. Eisenstein’s landmark 1928 silent film that reconstructs the events of the 1917 Bolshevik Revolution through his revolutionary montage technique. Celebrated for its experimental editing, stark imagery, and bold political vision, the film remains one of the most influential works in world cinema, offering a stylised yet powerful interpretation of a pivotal moment in history. The screening will also feature a brief introduction to the historical context of the Revolution and Eisenstein’s cinematic innovations.

The Information | Screenings Of 'October (Ten Days that Shook the World)' (1928) by Sergei Eisenstein

Dates: November 16, 7 pm

Venue: Mool, South Ex, Delhi

Entry: Free with RSVP.

Mehfil-E-Shaam at Ministry of Beer

Ministry of Beer, Gurugram, will host 'Mehfil-E-Shaam: Nizami Bandhu Youth Live', an evening dedicated to the soulful legacy of qawwali presented by the younger generation of the famed Nizami Bandhu. Known for their powerful vocals, devotional depth, and vibrant stage presence, the ensemble brings the timeless poetry of Sufi saints to life, creating an immersive musical experience for audiences of all ages. The performance promises a spirited blend of traditional qawwali, contemporary arrangements, and the unmistakable energy that has long defined the Nizami musical lineage.

The Information |Mehfil-E-Shaam at Ministry of Beer

Dates: November 15, 8:30 pm onwards

Venue: Ministry of Beer, Gurugram (Vatika Grand, behind Leisure Valley, Sector 29)

Tickets: Starting from INR 599 on bookmyshow.

FAQs

1. What are the top types of events happening in Delhi this weekend?
Delhi is hosting a diverse range of events including art exhibitions, live music performances, film screenings, cultural showcases, and large-scale festivals like India Cocktail Week.

2. Are any of the events free to attend?
Yes. Both Parallax: Five Lenses, One World at Museo Camera and the screening of October (Ten Days That Shook the World) at Mool offer free entry, though RSVP may be required.

3. Which events are best for art lovers?
Art enthusiasts can explore Parallax: Five Lenses, One World in Gurugram and Threads of Tradition by Thota Vaikuntam at Black Cube Gallery, both showcasing rich visual and cultural narratives.

4. Is there something for music fans this weekend?
Absolutely. Ranjit Barot’s reinterpretation of Bollywood classics at The Piano Man and Mehfil-E-Shaam by Nizami Bandhu Youth at Ministry of Beer offer two contrasting but equally immersive musical evenings.

5. Are there family-friendly events on the list?
Yes. Most exhibitions and film screenings are suitable for families. Mehfil-E-Shaam also allows attendees aged 12 and above.

6. What’s a good cultural event to attend?
The screening of Eisenstein’s October, with its introduction to the Russian Revolution and early cinema techniques, offers a compelling cultural-historical experience.

7. Which event is ideal for food and drink enthusiasts?
India Cocktail Week in Cyber City is the top pick, featuring premium spirit brands, international bar takeovers, gourmet pop-ups, tastings, and masterclasses.

8. Do these events require prior booking?
While some events offer free entry, most—such as India Cocktail Week, Ranjit Barot’s performance, and Mehfil-E-Shaam—require booking tickets in advance through platforms like BookMyShow or District.