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Top Things To Do In Bengaluru This Weekend

If you are in town this weekend, brace yourself for an unforgettable ride through Bengaluru’s diverse weekend scene

Author : OT Staff

Bengaluru knows how to balance work and play like a pro. While weekdays are about coding, brainstorming, and deadlines, weekends in this metropolis come alive with a medley of activities that cater to every interest. One moment, you could be at an art screening, and the next, grooving to techno beats at a pulsating music venue. There's no shortage of entertainment, from pet-friendly carnivals and thought-provoking short films to hands-on workshops and late-night comedy.

But it’s not just about the variety—it’s the vibe. Bengaluru’s events invite connecting, unwinding, and rediscovering joy in everyday moments. The city’s creative spirit shines through in its quirky venues, community-driven gatherings, and innovative concepts that unite people.

As the year-end buzz builds, this December promises to be no different. With an exciting lineup of events that range from pet carnivals to candle-making workshops, Bengaluru’s weekends continue to set the bar high for how to spend your free time.

Step Into The Purr-fect Playground

Attention all pet parents! ITC Nimyle and PetFed are transforming Jayamahal Palace into a safe and fun haven for your furry friends. This two-day carnival promises a paw-some time with games, activities, and a pet-safe environment, thanks to ITC Nimyle’s commitment to leaving no chemical residue. Let your pets enjoy the outdoors without worry while you indulge in some pet-friendly bonding time.

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When: December 7-8, 2024 | 11 AM - 9 PM

Where: Jayamahal Palace, Bengaluru

Reel Heroines

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Calling all cinephiles! WhiteWall Screenings, Ekta's Gatherings, and Shoonya - Centre for Art & Somatic Practices are back with their December edition of thought-provoking short films. This time, the theme is “Women & Expression,” featuring three exceptional films. From stories of resilience in Anubandh to the empowering narrative of Main Aa Gayi and a conscience-testing tale in Sunn Toh, these films promise to inspire and move you.

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When: December 7 | 6 PM

Where: Shoonya - Centre for Art and Somatic Practices, Bengaluru

Vibe With The Techno Queen

Get ready for a night of pulsating beats and electrifying vibes as the UK’s techno queen, Masha Vincent takes the stage at Sunburn Union. She’s set to make this a night to remember with her unique sound and energy. Whether you’re a seasoned techno fan or new to the genre, this is the place to be for a musical escape.

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When: December 6 | 7 PM - December 7 | 1 AM

Where: Sunburn Union, Bengaluru

Laughter Over Late Nights

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If you want to laugh your stress away, head to the Late Night Comedy Show in Koramangala. Hosted at the Ministry of Comedy, this chill and quirky event promises top-notch comedians cracking jokes to light up your weekend. Gather your friends (or go solo because laughter is universal) and let the good vibes roll.

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When: December 6 | 11:59 PM - December 8 | 11:50 PM

Where: Ministry of Comedy, Bengaluru

Candle-Making Workshop

Add a touch of aromatherapy to your weekend with a hands-on candle-making workshop at Paint Cafe Studio. Learn how to craft candles with essential oils, explore therapeutic fragrances, and design your masterpieces. Perfect for a relaxing afternoon or a creative date idea, this workshop ensures you leave with knowledge and three custom candles to take home.

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When: December 8 | 3 PM

Where: Paint Cafe Studio, Bengaluru

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