ARTS and CULTURE

The Karaga festival is a well-known tradition of the Thigala community in Karnataka and Bangalore in particular. A Citizen Matters pic feature.

Original compositions take some time to seep into the audience, but end up creating space for the band and winning real fans on the long term. Bengaluru may be at the tipping point.

Discover Whitefield, the ‘Anglo-Indian and Eurasian Settlement’

Version One dot Oh! production “Silence! The Court is in Session” is to be staged on the 25th and 26th of April at the Alliance Francaise.

You’ll have a range of wildlife to keep you company during your walk, from the rare Golden Oriole to the squabbling Pond Herons and more.

Are you looking remedies for common ailments that you can grow in your own home? Located 10 kms from Hebbal, this foundation may just have what you are looking for.

The long-awaited southern regional centre of the National Gallery of Modern Art may indeed open in June, a top official with state government says. But the ball is still in New Delhi’s court.

On Valentine’s day, Brew Haha in Koramangala and Muziboo.com introduced two upcoming Indie bands to its love-struck clientele and regular customers.

A caffeine-coated musical Valentine with Muziboo at BrewHaha.

On 10 February, Rock Ethos, a free-entry rock music festival and Bangalore’s answer to the Great Indian Rock festival (New Delhi) and Independence Rock (Mumbai) will be held at the Palace Grounds starting from about 12 noon. Hari Shenoy has more.

Hari Shenoy writes about a New Year-eve performance on the outskirts of Bangalore where David Moszkowicz from France and K Raja from our very own Bull Temple Road came together.

The Kadlekai Parishe is a cultural tradition of Bangalore that has survived for over four centuries. Rushalini Rajkumar finds how it has evolved to suit the needs of modern day city dwellers.