Art Park | Meet the artists - Sunday 1st @ 17.00

Hindustani Music - Saturday 14th @ 17.45

And words are whispered - Saturday 30th @ 18.30

AshramMommies | Investors Lounge - Tuesday 26th @ 20.00

Magdalena Emmerig and Yana Thönnes, who are part of THE AGENCY and current bangaloREsidents@Sandbox Collective, have spent the past five weeks researching the topic of commercial surrogacy and Western spiritual tourism in India. AshramMommies is the initial outcome of this research.

 RSVP: ashramommies@gmail.com

Thiefs - Tuesday 26th @ 18.30

India's scientific heritage - Friday 22nd @ 18.00

Managing religious legacies - Friday 22nd @ 18.30

I would rather be a lover than a fighter - Friday 22nd @ 18.30

Gatecrash | Macha Gharibian Trio - Friday 22nd + Saturday 23rd @ 21.30

Prabuddha Dasgupta | A Journey - Saturday 16th @ 17.30

Latin and more jazz - Saturday 16th @ 19.00

Varshikotav | Purbayan Chatterji & Jayateerth Mevundi - Saturday 23rd @ 18.00

Between 3 worlds | Annu Matthew - Saturday 16th @ 18.00

The Ethnographic Turn in Indian Contemporary Art | Mathangi Krishnamurthy - Monday 11th @ 18.30

VAST - Wednesday 13th @ 18.30

Bangalore Literature Festival - Saturday 9th + Sunday 10th

Beautiful gardens and parks, the gulmohar in full bloom, the most salubrious weather – Bengaluru has always inspired creative thinkers and authors. The Bangalore Literature Festival celebrates this creative spirit of the city popular as the Garden City of India and commemorates the literary diversity it offers, bringing it in conversation with the best minds in the world of literature within and outside India.

Founded in 2012, as a non-profit trust, the Bangalore Literature Festival has had seven very successful editions to date with over 700 authors and speakers from India and abroad participating through the years. The founders conceptualized the Festival with the guiding principle of making it a flagship annual literature festival rooted in Bengaluru and with global aspirations and to create a compelling space for engaging and thought provoking discussions on literature and life.

The Festival is India’s largest independent and community-funded literary conclave and Bengaluru city’s flagship annual literary and cultural experience focused on rekindling the romance with literature and fostering fine reading and writing, especially amongst the young population of the city.

http://bangaloreliteraturefestival.org/year-2019/schedule/